Missy Robertson from the Duck Dynasty clan has an exciting and fun-filled family-friendly series of children’s books called “Faithgirlz Princess in Camo” that will keep your children engaged and on the right track on the road of life.
Barry Meguiar of car-polish mega-fame tells a crazy tale about buying a 1901 automobile at auction to commemorate the year his great-grandfather started the company, and the fascinating explanation of the car’s three-cylinder engine.
Penny Nance from Concerned Women for America comes to the defense of women who must compete in sports against biological men, and also discusses the campaign for “Faith Month.”
Abby Johnson, who’s first book “Unplanned” told of her dramatic departure from Planned Parenthood as an executive, goes even deeper into her “conversion story” with “Fierce Mercy.”
Michael Brown has more to say about the Church today with “The Silencing of the Lambs”; then, Mark Meckler of the Convention of States talks Big Tech censorship.
Erwin Lutzer focuses on the Church’s courageous response to cancel culture with his book, “We Will Not Be Silenced” — and performs a spot-on Billy Graham impersonation.
Brant Hansen brings a few words of encouragement from his book, “The Men We Need,” and Jeff Myers of Summit Ministries looks into what’s happening with the next generation of “champions.”
Charlie Kirk from Turning Point USA covers a lot of ground with the Russia-Ukraine war, and reveals some of the nefarious motivations behind America’s involvement in that conflict.
Neal Harmon of Angel Studios and Keith Stubbs of Dry Bar Comedy talk about the successes that their companies have had in the fields of both filmmaking and humor.
Col. Allen West and Rick Green from Patriot Academy are “Constitutional self-defense experts” and are working with thousands of churches to teach Biblical Citizenship.
