Tim Tebow opens up with a fun and odd story about Cocoa Puffs (yes, the cereal) and talks about his new 365-Day Devotional that gets us ready for the holidays and the year ahead.
John Zmirak from Stream.org discusses the bad, guess-who’s-coming-to-dinner decision made by Trump’s team when “Nick and Ye” showed up; plus, some don’t-miss reading material.
Kevin McCullough, known in many circles as Votestradamus, talks about Elon Musk and Twitter; plus, Christian Solidarity International is freeing slaves in Southern Sudan, and you can help! https://csi-usa.org/metaxas/
Historian Scott Powell takes a chapter from his book, “Rediscovering America,” to focus on “Why Thanksgiving is as Relevant Today as it was for the Pilgrims Four Centuries Ago.”
Katie Miller from Sight & Sound Theater is in the studio sharing details about that production company’s first venture in the world of film with “I Heard the Bells.”
Larry Taunton continues revealing what he’s learned about Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum, plus unravels more of the mysteries and hanky-panky surrounding voter fraud.
Mark Shaw in his new book, “Fighting for Justice,” has discovered the truth behind the assassination of JFK and shares the explosive “whistleblower” account from a Warren Commission member.
Megan Basham, culture reporter at Daily Wire, has a new, must-read column that takes on one of the biggest issues of the day, “Christianity Today and the Respect for Marriage Act.”
Robert Davi, a “Die Hard” fed and James Bond villain among many other movie roles, is also director of “My Son Hunter,” the film about a certain hellish laptop.
