Mark Daniels
Mark Daniels is a broadcasting veteran of more than 30 years, and currently serves as the Programming and Marketing Manager of WFIL/WNTP in Philadelphia. His daily talk show and On the Mark commentaries have consistently won top honors from the PA Association of Broadcasters, as well as past awards from the Philadelphia Press Association, Excellence in Media, and others. Daniels serves as host of the nationally-syndicated Christian ministry program, The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Montgomery Boice. He is a church elder and Bible conference president. Mark Daniels can be heard weekdays at 4pm ET on www.wfil.com, and The Mark Daniels Show can be seen weekly on WBPH-TV 60 (WBPH.org).
Talk Show Host
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 4
As our 5-part series continues: Most seem to believe that casino gambling in PA is inevitable. But one courageous man believes that operating in the Keystone State might be the undoing of the...Friday, May 20, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 5
In the final installment of our series on gambling, both a warning--and a challenge--for our churches and public officials alike.Thursday, May 19, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 3
You've heard the old saying: "Follow the money." Problem is, where gambling is concerned, the trail never leads back to you. It's part three of our series on casino gaming.Thursday, May 19, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 4
As our 5-part series continues: Most seem to believe that casino gambling in PA is inevitable. But one courageous man believes that operating in the Keystone State might be the undoing of the...Wednesday, May 18, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 3
You've heard the old saying: "Follow the money." Problem is, where gambling is concerned, the trail never leads back to you.Wednesday, May 18, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 2
Have you ever stepped back to examine the "big picture" of gambling in our society? You may be surprised just how pervasive--and acceptable--such activity has become.Wednesday, May 18, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt. 2
Have you ever stepped back to examine the "big picture" of gambling in our society? You may be surprised just how pervasive--and acceptable--such activity has become.Tuesday, May 17, 2005
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A Losing Hand, Pt.1
Perhaps no single activity provides a more accurate microcosm of what's wrong in America than our current obsession with gambling. We'll examine the length, depth, and breadth of the problem in...Tuesday, May 17, 2005
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Just Preach It
The church has hit the proverbial iceburg; we've flipped, and we're sinking fast. Do we need: A) a vigorous discussion of shipbuilding; B) an entertaining sideshow in the Neptune Lounge, or C) an...Monday, May 16, 2005
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Judicial Tyranny
Forget Left v. Right, Church v. State: Is America getting to the point where the will of the people no longer matters?Friday, May 13, 2005
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Craps--We All Lose
The empty promises of gambling are luring millions in America to destruction. But it's worse than the current poker fad. Our lawmakers are falling victim to the seduction of "Lady Luck," and...Thursday, May 12, 2005
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"Stemming" the Rapids
Some are angry that a pro-life lawsuit is holding some research money hostage. But many believe the issue is worthy of further debate.Wednesday, May 11, 2005
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Morality Creep
It appears that we're not "defining deviancy down" quickly enough for some in our society.Tuesday, May 10, 2005
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A "Margin" for Error
We'll never be able to "build in" enough time for those people and pursuits which matter the most.Monday, May 9, 2005
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The "S" Word
We're not merely good people who do bad things.Friday, May 6, 2005
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The National Day of Prayer
I have been honored with the privilege, each of the past 10 years, to intercede for others at Philadelphia’s National Day of Prayer observances. This time, I was asked to pray for our media. But...Thursday, May 5, 2005
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Is it Imposing--or Preserving--Our Beliefs?
Caution: some objects in your rearview mirror might be much closer than they appear...Wednesday, May 4, 2005
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Still Laughing?
Days after the First Lady's "comedy routine," I'm still waiting for the punch line.Tuesday, May 3, 2005