Thu, Apr 19, 2018
Hour 2 – 04/19/18: Ken Follett (Encore)
Last September, Ken Follett dropped by the studio from Merrie Olde England to talk about his latest novel, “A Column of Fire” (Encore Presentation).
Last September, Ken Follett dropped by the studio from Merrie Olde England to talk about his latest novel, “A Column of Fire” (Encore Presentation).
Robert Hudson is back, sharing unique prayers from Shakespeare’s day with “Four Birds of Noah’s Ark”; then, Dr. Craig Evans provides more insights from the movie, “Fragments of Truth.”
How about a BONUS day this week to talk about God’s wonder and power? Lee Strobel discusses his discoveries in “The Case for Miracles: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for the Supernatural.”
Senator Tim Scott and Congressman Trey Gowdy have teamed up to write “Unified” and have stopped by the studio to share the relevant issues of the book with Eric.
Soar through the Scriptures with Pastor Skip Heitzig and his wife Lenya when they join Eric in the studio to talk about, “The Bible from 30,000 Feet.”
New York Times op-ed columnist Ross Douthat is in the studio to discuss his new book, “To Change the Church: Pope Francis and the Future of Catholicism.”
Michael Anthony has written a vital new book that targets the times we live in: “A Call for Courage – Living with Power, Truth, and Love in an Age of Intolerance and Fear.”
Author Robert Hudson shares stories about the songs of Bob Dylan and the theologian Thomas Merton from “The Monk’s Record Player”; then, Dr. Craig Evans reveals more keen insights from the movie, “Fragments of Truth.”
Journalist Terry Mattingly celebrates 30 years of writing “On Religion” by dropping into the studio to discuss the Pope and to focus on hero Arnaud Beltrame’s ultimate sacrifice.
Eric concludes his deep conversation with author Jack Deere as they discuss his new book, “Even in Our Darkness: A Story of Beauty in a Broken Life.”
Jon Tyson, author and pastor of Church of the City in New York, graces the studio to share treasures found in his new book, “The Burden is Light.”
It’s Part 2 of Kell Peterson’s studio visit to discuss one of Eric’s most favorite books of all time, Thomas Howard’s “Chance or the Dance?”
