Thu, Oct 4, 2018
Hour 1 – 10/04/18: David Limbaugh
From a small circle of believers to the world’s most popular faith, David Limbaugh shares about the birth of Christianity in his new book, “Jesus is Risen.”
From a small circle of believers to the world’s most popular faith, David Limbaugh shares about the birth of Christianity in his new book, “Jesus is Risen.”
Eric continues his rollicking good time with Victoria Jackson, and witnesses the premiere of her newest song, undoubtedly “the greatest song ever written”!
Judge Ken Starr is back to share insights on our current partisan politics, bringing out key points from his new book, “Contempt”; and Jim Daly of Focus on the Family talks “Bring Your Bible to School Day.”
Eric has some fun with his ol’ SNL pal and can’t avoid talking about the current chilly political climate.
Former special prosecutor of the Clinton impeachment, Ken Starr, shares his book, “Contempt,” – and has more than a few thoughts about the Kavanaugh hearings; plus, the producer of “The Trump Prophecy” talks about the film.
Big Bad John Zmirak of The Stream continues the conversation about Judge Kavanaugh, dissecting the implications and the heated political climate surrounding the trial.
Political commentator and author Monica Crowley joins Eric to discuss the investigation surrounding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
Attorney David Cortman from Alliance Defending Freedom and former Atlanta fire chief, Kelvin Cochran, join Eric to discuss the ongoing threat to freedom across America.
Eric and Nathan Schlueter, professor of philosophy and religion at Hillsdale College, talk about the political climate in the country, as well as share their zeal for great literature.
Tim Tebow shares his life and new book, “This Is the Day”; then, John Zmirak talks about labeling those who expose Islamist extremism as “mentally ill.”
Coach Tony Dungy and his co-author wife Lauren join Eric in the studio to talk about their exciting new character-building children’s book series from Team Dungy. (Encore Presentation)
Mark Driscoll explores the true power of God and the results of living a “Spirit-Filled Jesus” life in all areas, including enduring suffering and dealing with temptation.
