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Sit down with me as we think through some tough topics in a reflective way and examine some of the difficult issues that can trouble followers of Christ. My hope is that you'll always come away with more to think about…
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- Sixteen Tons and…
- The "H" Factor
- The Great Imposter
- Myanmar's Second Disaster
- Answers for a Young Convert
- The Story and Struggle of Marriage
- Evangelical Manifesto
- Israel at 60
- The Platypus And Us
- Myanmar Ohhhh Myanmar
- Beyond Global Warming
- 1987 Y2K and 2012
- US and Israel
- The Danger of Counselors
- What if God Couldn't Feel?
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Mart De Haan is the grandson of RBC founder, Dr. M. R. De Haan, and the son of former president Richard W. De Haan.
Having served at RBC for over 30 years, Mart is heard regularly on the Discover the Word radio program and seen on Day of Discovery television. The weekday radio program Discover the Word has been called “a mixture of friendship, laughter, and the life-changing message of the Bible.” Mart joins co-hosts Haddon Robinson and Alice Mathews for lively conversations on applying biblical truth to everyday life. Mart explores the Bible lands with Jerusalem journalist Jimmy DeYoung on Day of Discovery television. Aired weekly on stations across the country, the program leads viewers through the places where Jesus walked and brings the stories and message of the Bible to life. Mart is also a contributing writer for the Our Daily Bread devotional, the Discovery Series Bible study booklets, and a monthly column on timely issues called “Been Thinking About.”
He and his wife Diane have two grown children. Like his grandfather, Mart enjoys spending time outdoors, especially with fishing pole in hand.
