Show Notes
In today’s episode of Anchored In Oklahoma, we delve into the pressing issues shaping America, from faith-based family dynamics to the critical challenges of the business and political arenas.
We explore Steve Bannon's call for a "moratorium on budget discussions" amid fiscal uncertainty and the implications of Chief Justice John Roberts warning of defiance toward Supreme Court rulings.
A heartfelt discussion touches on evangelical fears regarding Donald Trump's shifting priorities, shedding light on the intersection of politics and faith. Finally, we examine key strategies for raising godly children in a changing world and analyze emerging workplace trends that could redefine business norms. J
oin us as we anchor these discussions with a steadfast perspective from the heart of Oklahoma.
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