ABOUT
Jesus Asks: Are You Listening?
For those seeking inspiration and thought-provoking conversations rooted in faith, “Jesus Asks: Are You Listening?” is a radio show you won’t want to miss. Hosted by the dynamic duo of Christy Anglin and Steve Keist, this show delves deep into spiritual questions that resonate in our daily lives.
Each episode invites listeners on a journey of reflection, offering insights from scripture, personal stories, and engaging dialogue. Christy brings a warm and approachable energy to the airwaves, while Steve’s thoughtfulness and humor provide a perfect counterbalance. Together, they create a space where listeners can explore their faith, find encouragement, and connect with a community of believers.
The show’s unique format often includes live call-ins, guest speakers, and practical advice for navigating life’s challenges through a Christ-centered perspective. Whether you’re a long-time believer or just beginning to explore your faith, “Jesus Asks: Are You Listening?” offers something for everyone.
CHRISTY ANGLIN
Began working in sales right out of High School.
Telemarketing sales jobs for over 40 years.
Started and owned several businesses as sole proprietor
Has hosted Jesus Asks Are You Listening? Radio show for 25 years in four different radio markets. Guests have included William J. Federer, Rick Scarborourgh, Gordon James Klingenschmitt, Amy Grant and Mark Lowrey among hundreds of others.
Has worked with the homeless for 30 years and managed a thrift store that provided clothing for hundreds of homeless.
Former Assistant to Director of Christian Legal Aid of Arizona.
Organized and promoted “Prayer for Our Warriors” conferences between 2015 and 2024, including 15 conferences in 4 states.
Author of “A Forgiven Child” and soon to be publishing her second book “The Path Before Me”. Also compiled and wrote the forward to her fathers devotional which has been published as “My Daddy’s Devotional”.
STEVE KEIST
Steve has an undergraduate degree in business and a law degree, which was obtained in 1977. Steve has been in the private practice of law since 1977, so will have been in practice 47 years this year. Steve began his law career in Nebraska and practiced there for several years before moving to Arizona. Steve has practiced in Arizona since 1987. Steve’s practice has generally been litigation, which means that he spends a lot of time in Court and also estate planning and probate.
Education
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Bachelor of Science, Business Administration (1974) University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska
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Juris Doctorate Degree in Law (1977) University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska
Certifications
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Admitted to practice in the State and Federal Courts in the State of Nebraska
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Admitted to practice in all State and Federal Courts in the State of Arizona
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Admitted to practice in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
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Admitted to practice in the United States Supreme Court
Professional Involvement
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Member, Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau
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Member, State and Local Bar Associations
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Past President of West Maricopa County Bar Association
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Judge Pro Tempore with Maricopa County Superior Court from 2002 to 2017
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Fellow with Alliance Defending Freedom
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President of Gospel Justice Initiative
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Elder at his church
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Past Advisory Board member with the Salvation Army
Steve believes that the practice of law is a privilege and sees it as an avenue to help people solve problems in their lives in a way that is encouraging and brings hope to sometimes seemingly hopeless situations. Steve has been a tireless advocate for the poor who cannot afford legal services and is the founder and director of Christian Legal Aid of Arizona, a non-profit organization begun in 2001 that provides legal services at little or no cost for those who cannot afford them. Christian Legal Aid of Arizona recently merged with Administer Justice, a national Christian legal aid organization.
Steve is continuing to work part time in the law practice where he is the founding partner. Keist Thurston PC now has eight lawyers and two locations.
Links:
Administerjustice.org