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PODCAST: How to Be Happy (With or Without Money)

January 20, 2016

    How To Be Happy (With Or Without Money)

    PODCAST: How to Be Happy (With or Without Money)
    Welcome to this week’s edition of Follow the Money Weekly Radio! On this week’s show, Jerry Robinson explores the topic of happiness with best-selling author and popular theologian, Randy Alcorn. But first, an interview with Sen. Rand Paul about his ‘Audit the Fed’ bill.

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    PODCAST: How to Be Happy (With or Without Money)

     

    Show Notes

    Segment 1: An Interview with Sen. Rand Paul on his “Audit the Fed” Bill

    Segment 1 begins at 3:50

    Sen. Rand Paul on Follow the Money Radio

    In an exclusive interview with FTMDaily’s Jerry Robinson, U.S. Senator and Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul discusses the recent Senate vote on his “Audit the Fed” bill, as well as the lack of support of his candidacy within the American evangelical community.

    Segment 2: Our Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.

    Segment 2 begins at 11:28

    Remembering MLK Jr’s Prophetic Call For American Humility

    Martin Luther King Jr's prophetic call for an arrogant America to humble itself has never been more necessary than today. In honor of this great American's birthday, we present this simple piece for your consideration. The first voice is a 12-year old girl named Severn Cullis-Suzuki delivering a speech before a U.N. assembly in Brazil. She had raised all the money to travel to the delegation, five thousand miles from her home, herself. Out of the mouths of babes... The young Severn Cullis-Suzuki echoes MLK's same passionate cry for more gentleness within humanity.

    Segment 3: An Interview with Author/Theologian Randy Alcorn About Money and Happiness

    Segment 3 begins at 19:05

    How to Be Happy (With or Without Money)

    We are often told Christians are supposed to be happy. In fact, we are supposed to radiate joy, peace, and contentment that is so unmistakable and so attractive that others are naturally drawn to us because they want what we have. And yet, in today's culture, the vast majority of Christians are perceived as angry, judgmental people who don't seem to derive any joy from life whatsoever. So, why aren't more Christians happy, especially when we have everything that money can buy? Listen for the answers in this very interesting discussion. 

     

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