Mornings with Tom and Tabi

1: Project Thank You - Paul Lee

Today's anti-police climate places a huge burden on an already stress-filled profession. According to online sources, the suicide rate for law enforcement is higher than the line-of-duty death rate. Peace officers are killing themselves at a higher and faster rate than the criminal element. Paul Lee, retired Captain with Chattanooga Police Department is currently Executive Director with Fellowship of Christian Police Officers. He shares about the benefits of Project Thank You. CLICK HERE for more information.

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2: Why Bad Looks Good - Wendy Patrick

There are times when you've misjudged a situation that appeared desirable but ended in disaster. Maybe you have been betrayed by a friend, coworker, or love interest. Wendy Patrick, PhD, shares that we all face challenging, heartbreaking experiences that require us to make important decisions, but rather than pursue worldly advice, we can find complete wisdom and discretion in God and his Word. 'Why Good Looks Bad' provides biblical wisdom to make smart choices in life, love, and friendship.

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3: Chevalier - Plugged In

Adam Holz reviews two PG-13 films this week, beginning with Chevalier, available in theaters. France in the 18th century was a land of corsets and powdered wigs, where your lot in life was often dependent on to whom you were born. Although he was a champion fencer and talented musician, Joseph Bologne’s own lineage is... complicated. Ghosted is an action comedy that begins streaming this weekend. It features shootouts, fight scenes, romantic content and many, many casualties. Read full reviews at pluggedin.com.

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