Hans-Jurg Stuckelburger, the man who founded Christian Solidarity International, calls in from overseas to discuss his new book and his powerful ministry; plus, Eric’s day at the White House.
You won’t want to miss Franklin Graham, who is in the studio sharing heartfelt stories about his Dad from his new book, “Through My Father’s Eyes.”
At age 100, author, pilot and runner Orville Rogers has plenty of tales to tell about his life in the service of his country and his God.
Reverend John Rankin returns to the studio to talk about what he would propose to the president to help heal the current toxic political culture.
Does the Almighty care about the direction we take in life? Emerson Eggerichs of Love & Respect Ministries shares some thoughts about that from “The 4 Wills of God.”
Go above and beyond, gaining a new perspective with Skip Heitzig and his wife Lenya’s overview of “The Bible from 30,000 Feet” in the second part of their interview in the studio with Eric.
Working to end human trafficking on the home front, Jeff Tiegs and Victor Marx talk about their collaboration and work with the Guardian Group, comprised of former special operations military and intelligence professionals.
Soar through the Scriptures with Pastor Skip Heitzig and his wife Lenya when they join Eric in the studio to talk about, “The Bible from 30,000 Feet.”
Miracle Mondays once again welcomes Ken Fish to the studios to share how God is revealing His Love through the working of miracles, past and present.
Andrzej Turkanik, a native of Poland and executive director of the Quo Vadis Institute, stops in to talk about the changing social landscape in Europe and America.
Eric concludes his deep conversation with author Jack Deere as they discuss his new book, “Even in Our Darkness: A Story of Beauty in a Broken Life.”
Jon Tyson, author and pastor of Church of the City in New York, graces the studio to share treasures found in his new book, “The Burden is Light.”
