Turning Point USA’s Charlie Kirk expresses his concern that socialism-favoring candidates like Warren and Sanders are becoming more popular, and outlines the rise of intolerance from the Left over the last several decades.
Best-selling author Philip Yancey details with wonder how the human body is a window into the very structure of creation and reflects the character of God.
Inspired by her immigrant mother’s patriotism and the excitement of her own daughter’s first visit to Washington, D.C., Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy shares her new book about a little girl’s adventure inside the U.S. Capitol.
Eric continues his conversation with John Zmirak, who discusses the tragic Texas shooting from this past weekend.
Big Bad John Zmirak returns to express his suspicions of Red Flag gun laws, giving details of how they may infringe on fundamental American liberties.
Psychologist Leonard Sax applies his expertise to explore Adolf Hitler’s heritage, suggesting that the desire to suppress the Jewish aspect of his ancestry may have been the motivation for his animosity toward the Jewish people. (Encore Presentation)
Pro Football Hall of Fame Coach Tony Dungy, and his wife Lauren, an early child educational specialist, share their hearts for the next generation with their new books teaching children about adoption and forgiveness.
Autumn Miles leads an organization dedicated to women’s spiritual development; she also challenges us to be transformed into “prayer gangsters,” people who are passionate about their faith and loyalty to God.
Denise Harle from Alliance Defending Freedom addresses a legal case protecting athletes disadvantaged by boys competing as girls; John Zmirak discusses how to handle someone falsely calling you a racist.
Eric concludes his interview with president of the Freedom Center and author, David Horowitz, whose latest autobiography aims to bring us face-to-face with the questions as to why we are here and where we are going.
Rev. Samuel Rodriguez uses the story of Jesus healing the paralytic to explain how we can be released from the “tendency to dependency” and move beyond barriers based on obeying Jesus’ command to “get up and walk.”
Eric continues his interview with David Horowitz, whose recently-published sequel to his bestselling autobiography “Radical Son” reflects on faith and where humanity is headed in the future.
