Fri, Dec 8, 2017
Hour 2 – 12/08/17: Lisa De Pasquale
Novelist Lisa De Pasquale makes a studio visit and has fun revealing “mysterious circumstances” and characters that populate “I Wish I Might.”
Novelist Lisa De Pasquale makes a studio visit and has fun revealing “mysterious circumstances” and characters that populate “I Wish I Might.”
Peter Hitchens, famed author, as well as brother of notable atheist Christopher Hitchens, calls in from “across the pond” to talk free-speech issues with Eric.
Eric reads his delightful Christmas tale, “Uncle Mugsy and the Terrible Twins of Christmas”… and John Stonestreet reports from Washington, DC, about the pending Supreme Court decision on religious liberty.
John Zmirak has a lot to say about fast-moving currents of events as he offers insights from his latest articles at the Stream.org.
Stephen Baldwin continues his in-studio explanation of his new TV show, “Great American Pilgrimage,” and Larry Taunton wraps up what he’s learned after going “Around the World in 80 Days.”
Eric welcomes the Radiance Foundation’s Ryan Bomberger to the studio with a discussion focused on Ryan’s book, “Not Equal: Civil Rights Gone Wrong.”
The always-unpredictable Stephen Baldwin drops into the studio to discuss his new “Great American Pilgrimage” television program that aims at bringing the country together in a fun, interactive way.
Senior contributor at The Federalist, D.C. McAllister, breaks down her latest targeted articles about sexual harassment charges and how those accusations should influence voters who are Christian.
Dr. Mary Neal continues her miracle story about drowning, visiting heaven and returning to life to fulfill an urgent mission, all revealed in “7 Lessons from Heaven.”
Dr. Mary Neal is in the studio for Miracle Mondays to discuss her drowning death, her visit to heaven, and her astounding witness outlined in her new book, “7 Lessons from Heaven.”
In this encore presentation, Victoria Jackson shares “marriage counseling” with Eric and sings the lyrics to the song that goes along with her devotional, “Lavender Hair.”
Eric gets us ready for Thanksgiving with author Jay Milbrandt who wrote a searching history of the pilgrims, “They Came for Freedom.”
