Doyle and Jen Live

Doyle and Jen discuss the upcoming Easter Sunday and ask the question, how will you be influenced by Easter this year.

Doyle and Jen talk about the children's game hide and seek. A lot of times we fall into the trap of playing hide and seek with God. We're the ones hiding, making him seek us. This should not be the case, we must be the ones seeking Him out.

Doyle and Jen discus the last words of Jesus and what they mean for us. He was speaking them over us and we need to understand what they mean so that we can take them to heart in our lives.

Doyle and Jen talk about the biblical principle of waiting and patience. Do you have the patience to wait for the gifts God has promised us in Heaven, or are you impatient and need everything right away? This is something that many people struggle with.

Doyle and Jen open the show with a discussion about how they've been preping for Easter Sunday and what they still have left on the to-do list.

Doyle and Jen have Zach Mettler back on the show, of Focus on the Family, to talk about free speech and freedom of religion. There are some important stories in the news today dealing with free speech and freedom of religion, Zach breaks down what they mean.

Doyle and Jen discuss a study that shows how atendance at the catholic church is surging. This is a good sign for believers as it seems to suggest that people are hungry for the Lord.

Doyle and Jen discuss the sinful world that we're living in today, and why it's so important that people understand what the Easter season is all about. Jesus died on the cross for our sins and we just need to accept his gift.

Doyle and Jen's topic of the day is spiritual hunger. It's important that we are constantly feeding our spiritual hunger so that we can keep growing in our relationship with the Lord. It's not as important to constantly feed our physical hunger.

Doyle and Jen have a conversation with Pastor George Stahnke about the struggles that pastors face during this time of year and what kind of things you can do to encourage your pastor during this important time of the year.

Doyle and Jen have some fun talking about weird cravings that pregnant mothers experienced during their pregnancies. This is fun, but it's important to assess what kind of cravings you are experiencing in your life, are you craving the Lord or are you craving things of the world?

Doyle and Jen close the show with some examples that they've experienced in their lives where people found a hunger for the Lord and how it was able to completely change their outlook on life.

Doyle and Jen start the show off with some lighthearted banter and then remind us taht we've officially entered holy week. It's the Easter season and Jesus is risen.

Doyle and Jen break down the question, do you know what Easter is about? This is the perfect time of year to talk with people about Jesus, test the waters with that question and then reel them in if they don't know the answer.

Doyle and Jen talk about how sometimes we get sutck in the mindset that things arent perfect around us so we shouldn't be happy. Thats not the case, God wants us to be happy, and we need to work at it to get out of that mindset.

Doyle and Jen discuss the ways taht people can get a blockage that keeps them from connecting with God. Do you have a God blockage? Take a personal inventory of your life to make sure you don't have anything keeping you from connecting with the Lord.

Doyle and Jen's theme for the show today is Jesus wept over Jerusalem. This is fitting for today as we enter the Holy Week, Israel is currently dealing with evil that is trying to take it over and remove it from the face of the Earth.

Doyle and Jen speak with Bret Eckelberry of Focus on the Family's Plugged in. They discuss gong on a creen fast to get us off of our adictive device to refresh our minds, and they talk about how you can start a screen refresh and how to help your kids with this as well.

Doyle and Jen talk about the love that God has for central Ohio and how he's displeased with the sinful event that is taking place here. There are many pastors who have a heart for the Lord and for Columbus, we need to pray that this evil won't be here for long.

Doyle and Jen wrap up the show with a feel good story about a man who waited until his 80th birthday so that he could get a free oyster dinner from his favorite restraunt with his 99 year old father.