Lawyers For Jesus Radio

How did a California law professor and a wrongfully accused prisoner come to inspire justice reform for an entire nation in Africa? This week, we spoke with Jim Gash and Henry about their new book, Divine Collision, and their remarkable story of how God orchestrated murder accusations into meaningful reform in the Ugandan criminal justice system.

In our polarizing political environment, the distinctions between the religion of Islam and our Muslim friends and neighbors have become indistinguishable. Dr. Nabeel Qureshi is a former Muslim and a Christian apologist spoke to us on his new book, Answering Jihad.

On February 28, 2016, King’s Tabernacle Church became free to worship at their new location in Johnston, Rhode Island. The church had been barred from using their own building due to a discriminatory zoning code. A city employee went as to use racial slurs against the pastor. Listen to hear this remarkable story of how this case was resolved.

As a firm, we've read through Nabeel Qureshi's Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus which covers the author's remarkable story of how a devout Muslim came to Christ. Not only did we glean some key insights into witnessing to Muslims but also much about Islam itself.

The Book of Acts as a Legal Brief by Lawyers For Jesus

Attorney and Chicago Bear fan John Mauck talks to Pat Baker (aka Art Starr) author of The Cheesehead Bible. This adaption of the Gospel for Packer fans presents a stirring saga of the burly people of Wisconsin who turn war into ritual. It's a cheesy story told in biblical proportions.

On Lawyers for Jesus Radio, we'll be talking with Courtside Ministries as we learn about God's work when believers stand outside courthouses and offer prayer to those entering.

In our inaugural show of Lawyers for Jesus, we talk to Peter Greer of Hope International, a global Christ-centered microenterprise development organization serving throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. He will be discussing his book Mission Drift and how to keep your ministry focused on its calling