In Eric’s penetrating interview from the National Religious Broadcaster’s convention, journalist and Filmmaker Jason Jones and Juliana Taimoorazy unravel Juliana’s story of being smuggled out of Iran.
Greg Thornbury’s new book poses the question, “Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?” and Greg continues his interview sharing some great answers from the life of musician Larry Norman.
Christopher West continues his incisive look into the sexual revolution and its effects on our humanity when he shares critical ideas from his book, “Theology of the Body.”
Author Greg Thornbury is in the studio sharing stories about the perils of Christian rock from the life of musician Larry Norman in the book, “Why Should the Devil Have All the Good Music?”
Author and filmmaker N.D. Wilson is in the studio to talk about “Riot and the Dance,” his boisterous new nature documentary which examines the glorious uproar of creation.
Christopher West presents an incisive look into the sexual revolution and its effects on our humanity when he shares critical ideas from his book, “Theology of the Body.”
Eric interviews acclaimed author Ryan T. Anderson on his book, “When Harry Became Sally,” which addresses the controversial subject of the transgender movement.
Dr. Mike Myers, headmaster and founder of Dayspring Christian Academy, talks culture and education in this enlightening interview with Eric in the New York studios.
From NRB, Star Parker of CURE tells you why she’s optimistic about President Trump… and Jim Daly from Focus on the Family shares words of encouragement, as well.
Eric continues his interviews at the NRB convention with authors “Armadillo Jim” Schmidt (Helping Public Schools) and William Federer (Treacherous World).
David Woolner, the man who knows our only four-term president inside and out, drops by the studio to unravel “The Last 100 Days: FDR at War and at Peace.”
The fascinating world of biblical archaeology is examined when writer, radio host, and investigator Gordon Govier shares his research.
