Tue, Jun 20, 2023
Hour 2 – 06/20/23: Peachy Keenan
Peachy Keenan shares her book “Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War”
Peachy Keenan shares her book “Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War”
Jason Jones discusses his article at Stream.org “Ukraine, Don’t Surrender to Putin OR to the LGBTQMYNAMEISLEGION Machine”.
Ken Fish is in the studio to share “signs and wonders” pointing to God’s hand in people’s lives with his brand-new book, “On the Road with the Holy Spirit.”
Eric shares about his weekend at a family wedding and Father’s Day with his 96-year-old dad. Larry Taunton returns to discuss the Andrew Tate phenomenon and the masculinity crisis.
John Zmirak of Stream.org weighs in on the implosion of Fox News and the expulsion of Tucker Carlson
Larry Taunton returns to the show to discuss the popularity of Andrew Tate and the crisis of manhood.
Thomas Baker gets us caught up on the behind-the-scenes of our out-of-control alphabet agencies with his book, “The Fall of the FBI: How a Once Great Agency Became a Threat to Democracy.”
Chris Reed of MorningStar Ministries talks about recent prophecies — and prophecies fulfilled — with ideas found in his new book, “The Seven Spirits of God,” and previews an upcoming conference.
Michael Wilkerson, author of “Why America Matters,” returns to the studio to comment on hyper-inflation, cryptocurrency, and the national debt — should we fear what’s ahead?
Kevin McCullough of “That Kevin Show” weighs in on President Trump’s indictment and the aftermath — just how bad can in get, not just for the 2024 election but for America’s future?
Hadley Arkes, author of “Mere Natural Law,” concludes his conversation with Eric by talking about his friendship with Supreme Court Justice Anton Scalia.
James Ward, pastor of Insight Church and author of “Zero Victim,” looks at Rev. King’s “dream” and how a true “vision” can lift this country out of victimhood.
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