The transgender bathroom policy claims a victim, and Matt Sharp, senior counsel with the Alliance Defending Freedom discusses the heart-wrenching case of the recent assault on a five-year-old girl.
Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer discuss “Gosnell,” the new film that examines the trial of “America’s biggest serial killer,” abortionist Kermit Gosnell.
Attorney David Cortman from Alliance Defending Freedom and former Atlanta fire chief, Kelvin Cochran, join Eric to discuss the ongoing threat to freedom across America. (Encore Presentation)
From a small circle of believers to the world’s most popular faith, David Limbaugh shares about the birth of Christianity in his new book, “Jesus is Risen.”
Jeanne Allert of the Samaritan Women has details of the ministry’s upcoming conference to abolish human trafficking being hosted by the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.
Bob Woodson, founder of the Woodson Center and this year’s recipient of the prestigious Wilberforce Award, joins Eric in the studio to share ideas on restoring America’s promise.
Reverend George Wirth, featured in the recent film, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?”, keys us in on the legacy and faith of the late Mr. Fred Rogers. (Encore Presentation)
Eric and Nathan Schlueter, professor of philosophy and religion at Hillsdale College, talk about the political climate in the country, as well as share their zeal for great literature.
Actor and voice-over artist Laura Sauriat is in the studio to talk about her craft and share her exciting new narration project.
Matt Bennett of the Christian Union stops by to challenge Eric and listeners to take the bold “Day & Night” challenge of prayer and fasting.
Coach Tony Dungy and his co-author wife Lauren join Eric in the studio to talk about their exciting new character-building children’s book series from Team Dungy. (Encore Presentation)
Justin Brierley of Premier Christian Radio talks about his spirited conversations with atheists, all part of his book and radio show, “Unbelievable?”
