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Outspokenly conservative and unashamedly Christian, politics and culture through the lens of Scripture.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Hannah Miller Show is a news podcast hosted by Hannah Miller, with 233 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #232
<p>Send a text</p><p> In this week's episode, Hannah shares about her daughter Ruth's recovery from surgery, thanks listeners for their patience, and shares about a new life event that occured this week. </p><p>Support the show</p><p>https://www.thehannahmillershow.com/podcasts/<br/>https://bobslone.com/contact/<br/>bob@bobslone.com<br/><br/></p>
Episode #231
<p>Send a text</p><p>With this final podcast on intentional dating as opposed to recreational dating, Hannah and her mom Carlotta Jackson answer “frequently asked questions” that have stood out. What happened to the “purity culture” of the 1990s? What if the parents don’t want to be engaged? What if the parents are not believers? Is anyone ever really prepared for marriage? Doesn’t solely looking for a sincere Christian solve the issue? Is finding a mate that simple? Is there just one person who matches us so completely in God’s plan for whom we must search the wor...
Episode #230
<p>Send a text</p><p>After observing the perils of the current dating culture, including the premature sexualization of children and sexual involvement of young people and the push toward cohabitation and “trying it out,” Hannah Miller’s parents, Robert and Carlotta Jackson, delineated some general principles in their search for a way to help their children find a mate. Of course, the choice is left up to the couple when all is said and done, but parents, family, advisors and/or accountability partners, can help along the way with objectively examining the life of the other interested young lady or...
Episode #229
<p>Send a text</p><p>Once again, Dr. and Mrs. Jackson along with the Millers discuss the dating journey in their family, including their final principle, which reminds the audience that they are certainly not into arranged marriages. Afterwards the discussion moves on to a segment called “Profit from our Mistakes.” The dating scene in America is fraught with treacherous waters and sin abounds. It’s easy to make mistakes, and they are difficult to admit, but the Jacksons hope their transparency will help others to avoid some of the pits they fell in. </p><p>Support the show</p><p>http...
Episode #228
<p>Send a text</p><p>As temporary hosts of Hannah Miller’s podcast, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Jackson, direct a third conversation with Hannah and her husband on how parents and family can help guide a young person in the process of finding a mate. They introduced two general principles and touched on another principle in the last two podcasts; this time they talk more about the practical outworking of the third principle, guarding one’s heart. They admit this is not easy, but it does help to have other people, hopefully the parents and family and any other...
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