Eric welcomes Larry Taunton back to the show, now accompanied by Jwan Zhumbes, a Nigerian bishop who tells how he endured extreme persecution and suffering, and witnessed death, but found renewal of his faith.
International evangelist J. John shares his experience about coming to faith and serving with Mother Teresa where he worked rescuing and caring for abandoned babies. (Encore Presentation)
The “Madam Secretary” actor, multi-talented Clifton Davis shares stories from his extensive career in television, movies, on Broadway and songwriting (including the Jackson 5’s hit, “Never Can Say Goodbye”).
John Zmirak poses the real possibility that rabble-rousers may be destroying the conservative movement; Todd Wagner announces the reboot of Promise Keepers, which encourages men to commit to their families and each other.
Evangelist Franklin Graham stops by the studio to discuss Operation Christmas Child and to give his analysis of the president, the impeachment inquiry, the impact of Chick-fil-A’s decision — and Johnny Cash.
Mark Batterson tried a simple experiment in which every time he received a blessing, he gave a similar blessing away — now he explains his personal experience of being blessed to be a blessing.
Michael L. Brown joins Eric to discuss his latest book about Job’s faith to challenge God; musician Jeremy Camp talks about how God turned his hardships into praise.
Ken Fish returns to the studio for Miracle Monday and is joined by Bryan La Pooh, whose medically-documented leg paralysis was completely healed at an event with Kingdom Fire Ministries.
Michael Heiser combines pop culture and the paranormal in his take on Stranger Things, a show that taps into the mysterious elements that have fueled spiritual questions for millennia.
As president of Frontiers USA, the largest ministry organization to Muslims, Bob Blincoe details how his team is reaching “unengaged” people groups who have previously been beyond the reach of the good news of the Gospel.
Examining the beliefs of Albert Einstein, scientist Alister McGrath explores the relationship between faith and science and prompts us to ponder some of the deeper questions of life.
David Young expresses his concern that the core teachings of Christianity are being threatened by “theological progressivism”; he reveals what he believes are its secular, elitist assumptions as he defends the historic Christian faith.
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