Tue, Feb 4, 2020
Hour 2 – 02/04/20: John Zmirak
John Zmirak is already fed up with how this year is taking shape, so he’s wrapping things up with his “Best and Worst of 2020” article from Stream.org – what’s made the list?
John Zmirak is already fed up with how this year is taking shape, so he’s wrapping things up with his “Best and Worst of 2020” article from Stream.org – what’s made the list?
Teaching pastor Robert Morgan shares some of the “100 Bible Verses That Made America,” pointing out how the Bible played a starring role in American history.
Eric continues his conversation with the founder of Scala, the organization that promotes a classical liberal arts education and shares from her upcoming book about angels.
Margarita Mooney, creator of the Scala Foundation, is back to talk about her experiences in the missionary field and what happened when she was visited by what she believes was an angel.
Missy Robertson of the Duck Dynasty family shares her new TV series, “Restored,” which highlights touching stories of women who are starting over after personal tragedies in their lives.
In this unforgettable Miracle Monday encore presentation, Rebecca Bender talks about her autobiography, “In Pursuit of Love: One Woman’s Journey from Trafficked to Triumphant.” (Encore Presentation)
Sidney Powell, attorney for Lieutenant General Michael Flynn and author of “Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice,” takes us behind the scenes of the “deep state” and examines the dangers of wrongful convictions. (Encore Presentation)
It’s a second helping of John Zmirak for the week! John talks about his new series of articles at Stream.org that focus on how he sees the pro-live movement gaining the upper hand in the abortion debate.
John Zmirak compares the viciousness generated by the impeachment trial of Donald Trump with the hatred stirred up during the impeachment of Bill Clinton; plus, thoughts on the recent Supreme Court decision on sponsorship and immigration.
Bobby Lopez wraps up his interview covering his sexual abuse as a teen, his recovery from cancer, his life re-connecting with his father, and his dismissal as a professor at a highly-respected seminary.
Bobby Lopez continues discussing his climb out of a destructive lifestyle, his finding marriage and family, and his loss of his professorship at a well-known seminary due to his outspoken stand against questionable sexual ethics.
Bobby Lopez shares his incredible story from being sexually exploited as a young teen to finding his way out — but then being dismissed many years later from his position at a major seminary for daring to expose the destructive lifestyle experienced in his youth.
