David Englehardt, the New York City lawyer and pastor, is back in the studio to talk about his book, “Good Kills: God, Good, and the Sword,” and why this sort of “killing” is indeed a good thing. (Encore Presentation)
Pastor Mike Thompson starts the week off with Miracle Monday, and explains his “perception and perspective” of prophesy — and, yes, there really are reasons to be hopeful in the months ahead!
Filmmaker Nick Searcy offers a new documentary about the January 6 kerfuffle at the Capitol with his documentary appropriately titled “Capitol Punishment.” (Encore Presentation)
Eric Cassell details the fascinating, even miraculous, lives of animals, birds, reptiles, and insects, with fun facts found in his book, “Animal Algorithms: Evolution and the Mysterious Origin of Ingenious Instincts.”
Ask Metaxas is a veritable cornucopia of listener questions getting the “Metaxas Treatment” — some answers are ultra-serious, some snarky, but all contain at least the appearance of thoughtful consideration.
John Zmirak, “an ordinary Joe Lunchpail,” shares his lament from Stream.org: “Biden’s Nominee Replacing Breyer on SCOTUS — Whoever That Nominee May Be — Sexually Assaulted Me in the 1980s.”
Jenna Ellis provides an opinion on the upcoming Dobbs’ decision which could overturn Roe v. Wade — and also has thoughts about Justice Breyer retiring.
Civil Rights icon John Perkins, author of “Count It All Joy: The Ridiculous Paradox of Suffering,” shares his personal story of the early days of the battle for equality.
Ryan Helfenbein of the Standing for Freedom Center covers current events, including the recent Pro-Life March and Abby Johnson; plus, what does it mean to “be a real man”?
Dr. Joseph Nicolosi has been canceled on various platforms for espousing Reintegrative Therapy, which has helped people deal with sexual addictions and same-sex attraction.
