Big Bad John Zmirak returns to raise his concerns over what’s happening on the far left, covering points made in his Stream.org article, “Assume that Leftists are Liars. Like Father, Like Sons.”
National Review Editor-in-Chief Rich Lowry alerts us to issues currently swamping the country: socialism, identity politics, and the recently-declared national emergency to build the wall.
Big bad John Zmirak is concerned about the increasing popularity of liberal Christianity and Catholicism; plus, takes a few shots at what he sees on the horizon: “the religion of the anti-Christ.”
Daniel Wallace, Founder and Executive Director of The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts, discusses the fascinating process of preserving and examining these sacred, ancient documents.
In the wake of the March for Life, Big Bad John Zmirak shares his views on MAGA hats and the Covington Catholic high school boys.
The always delightful, always insightful John Zmirak is back with at look at America’s immigration crisis and the Catholic church’s priest, bishop and pope problem.
John Zmirak continues to discuss the national immigration crisis; also, Setan Lee concludes his story of how he narrowly escaped death and began his ministry to Cambodians.
Big Bad John Zmirak is back discussing national security issues and the Vatican’s duplicitous stance on immigration.
Chuck Stetson of Essentials in Education continues his discussion of the Bible’s critical role in our culture and how his organization promotes biblical education into mainstream curricula.
Chuck Stetson, CEO of Essentials in Education, discusses the Bible’s critical role in our culture and how his organization promotes biblical education into mainstream curricula.
Feel that rumble? Steve Strang, founder and CEO of Charisma magazine, tells us all about his new book, “Trump Aftershock.”
From across the pond, the ever-lively Peter Hitchens talks about his just-released book, “The Phoney Victory: The World War II Delusion.”
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