Married filmmakers Jay and Sofia Lyons tell the heartwarming influence of Kara Tippetts, who approached her own suffering and death with poise and grace, in their documentary, “The Long Goodbye.”
New Yorker magazine writer and proofreader Mary Norris shares stories of her common grammar enthusiasm and national heritage with Eric in, “Greek to Me: Adventures of the Comma Queen.”
In “The Mosaik Miracle,” Frankfurt pastor Stephen Beck relates personal stories of transformation as German Christians step out of their comfort zones to welcome Muslim refugees into their communities.
Kristen Waggoner from the Alliance Defending Freedom discusses the Southern Poverty Law Center’s smear campaign against its ideological opponents; then, Nate Birt shares anecdotes from his own embryo adoption experience in “Frozen, But Not Forgotten.”
Historian Ryan Cole gives us insight into the influential yet reckless life of George Washington’s confidant and Robert E. Lee’s father in his page-turner, “Light-Horse Harry Lee.”
Victor Davis Hanson is on hand to state “The Case for Trump,” and both he and Eric suggest somewhat surprising ideas of who will get the Democratic nomination for president in 2020.
Producer, pastor, and author Jerry Newcombe urges a return God who has blessed the United States from its start and offers his book, “American Amnesia,” as an antidote to our nation’s forgetfulness.
The highly influential Latin American preacher Luis Palau joins Eric to bring attention to his biopic, “Palau,” premiering in theaters tonight and Saturday.
Pastor Hormoz Shariat of Iran Alive Ministries, “the Billy Graham of Iran,” believes his country is ready for a major transformation — spiritually, socially, financially, and politically — as prophesied in Jeremiah.
Will we soon be seeing all government employees wearing gray jumpsuits? Big Bad John Zmirak tackles the issue, and posits the many reasons you should plan to see, “Unplanned.”
