Scholar Tremper Longman III asks the hard questions and discovers compelling answers in his latest book, “Confronting Old Testament Controversies”; John Rankin recalls the deeds of his abolitionist ancestor of the same name.
Reverend John Rankin returns to the studio to alert us to the very-real “dark forces” in our world and reveals his strategy for overcoming them from his book, “Meeting Satan Face-to-Face.”
Multilingual Brazilian pastor Rene Breuel serving in Rome conveys how to attain the perpetual human pursuit of satisfaction in his book, “The Paradox of Happiness.”
Dr. Ajay K. Seth discloses his groundbreaking discovery of how to reactivate nerve endings in a severed arm to give a prosthetic limb life in “Rewired.”
Joshua Muravchik traces the socialist pursuit of “Heaven on Earth” and its inevitable repeated failure, as well as the deceptive voices that are now arising to implement socialism all over again.
James Carl Nelson’s “Polar Bear Expedition” retells the courageous campaign for survival as U.S. troops struggled in temperatures sixty-below in Russia during The Great War; MIT Professor Rosalind Picard details her trek from skepticism to Christianity.
After grieving his wife’s murder in the Charleston church mass shooting, Pastor Anthony Thompson reflects on how true biblical love and mercy differ from the way these ideas are reflected in our culture in the book borne from his pain, “Called to Forgive.”
Sonia Purnell discloses the true story of espionage about the heroic woman the Gestapo called “the most dangerous of all Allied spies” in her riveting new bestseller, “A Woman of No Importance.”
Big Bad John Zmirak joins Eric in the studio to talk about the new pro-life laws being adopted in several states – are they really too strict, or are they actually full of loopholes?
Remi Adeleke continues sharing his incredible life story starting from his from Nigerian royalty, to his Bronx upbringing, to becoming a Navy SEAL, actor, entrepreneur, and successful husband and father in “Transformed.”
Transformers star Remi Adeleke details his transitions from his childhood in Nigerian royalty, to being raised by a single mother in the Bronx, to overcoming the odds and becoming a Navy SEAL, actor, and entrepreneur in “Transformed.”
Myron Magnet concludes his discussion on “Clarence Thomas and the Lost Constitution”; then, William Federer of the American Minute gives fascinating details of the history of Decoration/Memorial Day.
