Thu, Oct 26, 2017
Hour 2 – 10/26/17: Charlie Daniels
Part 2 of the encore presentation with Charlie Daniels, who talks about his fascinating life and the friends who populate his recent memoirs, “Never Look at the Empty Seats.”
Part 2 of the encore presentation with Charlie Daniels, who talks about his fascinating life and the friends who populate his recent memoirs, “Never Look at the Empty Seats.”
First, Larry Taunton discloses his whereabouts during an “Around the World” update; then, recently honored by Queen Elizabeth, music-maker Keith Getty talks about “Sing!”
In this encore presentation, Charlie Daniels shares faith, music and revealing stories from his just-released memoirs, “Never Look at the Empty Seats.”
Yes, there’s nutty stuff twisting and turning throughout the land, but fortunately the Stream.org’s John Zmirak unravels it and gives it context.
Gather the kids… award-winning children’s book author Sally Lloyd-Jones reads to Eric from her precious new story, “King Baby.”
Kathleen Cooke has a new devotional, “Hope 4 Today,” that will keep you connected to God even while living life in a distracted culture.
Professor, biologist, and physiologist J. Scott Turner unpacks “Purpose and Desire: What Makes Something ‘Alive’ and Why Modern Darwinism Has Failed to Explain It.”
What’s the story behind one of the most popular daily devotionals, “My Utmost for His Highest”? Michelle Ule’s book, “Mrs. Oswald Chambers,” clues us in.
John Zmirak continues from Salem’s Dallas studios discussing hot topics with Eric, including Pope Francis and “The Bad Catholics Guide to the Seven Deadly Sins.”
Larry Taunton has an update from his trip around the world and Phil Hotsenpiller wraps up his thoughts on “One Nation without Law.”
Phil Hotsenpiller discusses his powerful new book with Eric: “One Nation without Law: The Rise of Lawlessness, the End Times and the Power of Hope.”
Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, who along with his wife Sarah created Love and Respect Ministries, talks about “the love she most desires, the respect he desperately needs.”
