Vernon Brewer of World Help is in the studio to update Eric on his ministry to the South Koreans and how recent and upcoming events are effecting Christians in that country.
Dick Morris gives his take on President Trump’s State of the Union Address from last night; then, listeners call in and have THEIR say!
Kevin McCullough drops in to talk FBI memo; then, Phil Cooke and Jonathan Bock, authors of “The Way Back: How Christians Blew Our Credibility and How We Can Get It Back,” share their insights with Eric.
All will be well with the world once John Zmirak from Stream.org has his say – Eric and John share thoughts on tonight’s State of the Union Address… and a whole lot more!
Lead pastor of Our Saviour Church in New York City, Matt Popovits, visits the studio to talk about the big event to help you find and focus your creative voice, VoxCon.
Sheila Weber and Heather Grizzle, the executive director and campaign manager of National Marriage Week, stop by the studio to talk up the events for February 7-14.
Lynn K. Wilder continues her conversation with Eric about “Leaving Mormonism: Why Four Scholars Changed their Minds.”
Kevin McCullough keeps us up to speed with the latest news; then, Dr. Judith Reisman relays stunning information from her newest article at WND, “#MeToo Actresses Protect Elite Child Traffickers.”
She jettisoned Mormonism for Christianity… now Lynn K. Wilder shares her journey with Eric, and includes stories from “Leaving Mormonism: Why Four Scholars Changed their Minds.”
Niall Ferguson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institute, breaks down the intricate concepts in his new book, “The Square and the Tower: Networks and Power, from the Freemasons to Facebook.”
