Tue, Nov 27, 2018
Hour 1 – 11/27/18: Bill O’Reilly
Bill O’Reilly joins the show to talk about “Killing the SS,” and comments on the downward spiral of journalism and politics; then, Edward Sri shares potent insights from “Rethinking Mary.”
Bill O’Reilly joins the show to talk about “Killing the SS,” and comments on the downward spiral of journalism and politics; then, Edward Sri shares potent insights from “Rethinking Mary.”
Author and reality television star from Duck Dynasty, Sadie Robertson, joins the show with her mom, Korie, to share her partnership with World Vision for Giving Tuesday.
Diamond and Silk are back to impart their unique political perspective on the current state of America; then, Big Bad John Zmirak weighs in with thoughts about the caravan… and more!
He wasn’t just Honest Abe, he was Funny Abe, as well, and Lincoln’s wit and wisdom are explored by British author Richard Carwardine in his new book, “Lincoln’s Sense of Humor.”
For Thanksgiving, historian William Federer shares stories from “The Treacherous World of the 16th Century & How the Pilgrims Escaped It: The Prequel to America’s Freedom.”
The conversation continues with David Bennett, from the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics, with in-depth insights gleaned from “A War of Loves.”
David Bennett makes a studio appearance to talk about the touchy subject of sexual orientation and the choices we make, all part of his new book, “A War of Loves.”
Dr. Stephen Yoon and his wife Joy drop by the studio to discuss their life and ministry in North Korea and share insight from the book, “Discovering Joy: Ten Years in North Korea.”
Tim Dunn, author of “Yellow Balloons,” has taken the wisdom he found from personal tragedy and turned it into power for living life above any and all circumstances.
The true facts behind the massacre in Jonestown by Jim Jones and the connection to San Francisco supervisor Harvey Milk are exposed by author Daniel Flynn in his new book, “Cult City.”
All the way from the U.K., Sam Allberry, author of “Is God Anti-Gay?”, weighs in on the important issues of same-sex attraction, the church, and celibacy.
Peggy Rowe stops by the studio and brings along her famous son, Mike Rowe, to talk about Peggy’s new book, “About My Mother”; Kevin Sorbo also has an update on the California wildfires and his new projects.
