Bill English recaps his Best Practices Conference with the Top 10 Best Practices of business. Then, pastors Brian Dube and Jamie Casey tell their story from best friends stuck in drug addiction to pastors at the same church.

Drew Griffin discusses Khashoggi's murder and the politics around it, then tells the story of Asia Bibi. Next, Justin Giboney talks about how Christians interact with politics, the recent election results, and criminal justice reform.

David Bowden explains how to Rewire Your Heart - both unsuccessful and successful methods people use to try to defeat sin. Then, Jeff Nene from Convoy of Hope talks about recent natural disasters and how Convoy of Hope helps.

Tommy Binion discusses controversies around Nancy Pelosi, Republicans in the House, and other news from the Capital. Then, Dr. Rosemary Stein explains some of the health factors that our children face today.

Kim Ketola gives an update on her ministry, discusses Planned Parenthood's advertising, and explains a few new bills relating to abortion. Then, Dr. David Aikman brings us the news headlines from around the world.

Brandon Showalter discusses the killing of Khashoggi, Asia Bibi seeking asylum, and a courageous UC Berkeley student. Then, Adam Carrington explains the legality of the White House revoking a press pass and Trump and Russian collusion.

Adam Holz explains the upcoming Harry Potter story, Fantastic Beasts: the Crimes of Grindelwald, and talks about the passing of Stan Lee. Then, Karen Swallow Prior and Kathryn Freeman discuss Christian women and Trump.

Carmen LaBerge explains the news of the day: from sexual abuse in the church to a new gender-neutral clothing line to prison reform. Then, Gary Stratton discusses Thanksgiving, greed, and Black Friday.

Robert Dickie III talks about Monopoly, Millennials with college debt, and spending during the holidays. Then, Al New of the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team discusses disasters - natural and human-made - and how we can help.

Ben Johnson discusses voting re-counts, Amazon's new locations, and Harvard's Marxism Conference. Then, University of Northwestern professor Jonathan Den Hartog teaches the history of Thanksgiving and stories about pilgrims.