Bestselling author, professional French horn player, and social scientist Arthur Brooks prescribes the only effective strategy for overcoming the current outrage-driven ideological divide in his latest book, “Love Your Enemies.”
John Zmirak continues weighing in on the aftermath of the Notre Dame blaze; also, author and pastor Colin Smith retells the gospel story from the perspective of Judas in, “Heaven, So Near – So Far.”
Big Bad John Zmirak contemplates the momentous history and the uncertain future of the iconic Notre Dame cathedral after its devastating inferno.
Big Bad John Zmirak warns about presidential candidate Peter Buttigieg, whose pernicious words aim to redefine Christianity around permissive sexual ethics; Zmirak also urges faithful Christians to firmly and lovingly take a stand on biblical marriage.
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.”
Actor and “Counter Culture Mom” Tina Marie Griffin reveals how pop culture is eroding the foundational development of today’s youth and how we can rise above the attack.
From the National Religious Broadcasters convention, Mike Huckabee has powerful insights into the Trump/Russia non-collusion revelation; and Pastor Greg Laurie has a lot to say about the Jesus “revolution” and issues of family and marriage.
Georgetown University professor Dr. Christopher Metzler warns us against the spread of progressive totalitarianism on American college campuses in his book, “Divided We Stand.”
David Horowitz joins Eric on the show to explain how President Trump’s genuine love for his country has emboldened Christians to fight back against secularism in, “Dark Agenda: The War to Destroy Christian America.”
Big Bad John Zmirak covers Judge Pirro’s Islam-related comments, the need to return to the integrity of the U.S. Constitution, and the Christchurch killer’s rejection of Christianity in his ideology behind the massacre.
Visiting from the United Kingdom, Baroness Cox continues her exposition of her roles in championing academic freedom, helping women disadvantaged by Sharia law, and advocating for those suffering under military occupation.
The esteemed Baroness Caroline Cox discusses fighting for academic freedom, assisting women impacted by Sharia law in the U.K., and providing aid and advocacy to those suffering under military occupation.
