Eric interviews key figures in the new documentary “Emmanuel” — Jennifer Pinckney who narrowly escaped, Rose Simmons whose father was killed, and pastor Dimas Salaberrios who responded quickly to the victims in its aftermath.
Director Brian Ivie talks about “Emanuel,” a new film on the relatives and survivors persevering in forgiveness in the face of the murderous hatred of the Charleston church shooting; Show Host Larry Elder recalls his turbulent family dynamic with his father in “A Lot Like Me.”
Eric concludes his interview with Colson Center President John Stonestreet, whose latest book on the sacred topics of “Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty” is more relevant today than ever.
Diana West’s investigative work “The Red Thread” exposes why anti-Trump senior Washington officials went rogue to derail the election and the presidency of Donald Trump.
Eric continues his conversation with Colson Center President John Stonestreet — his book about the deterioration of the sacred values of “Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty” is more relevant today than ever.
John Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center, reflects on the ten-year anniversary of the “Manhattan Declaration: A Call to Christian Conscience” in his new book, “Life, Marriage, and Religious Liberty.”
Scott Wilder of Pre-Born shares his organization’s strategy to counsel women considering abortion and provide ultrasounds so that they can see their living unborn babies. (Encore Presentation)
Eric returns from Europe with stories, including how he met Kris Kristofferson at the Berlin Zoo; Albin stayed home and smashed his finger in the trunk of his car; John Zmirak reminds us of natural law as the basis for secular legislation.
After Reverend Celestin Musekura lost loved ones in the Rwandan Genocide, he created ALARM, an organization now transforming Africa with the message of reconciliation.
Reverend Celestin Musekura recalls the Rwandan genocide, how the undiscipled Rwandan church couldn’t curb the hatred that led to it, and his reconciliation ministry now healing societal schisms in Africa.
