Bill English discusses dependence on God in business, election results, and the national debt. Then, John Matthews teaches methods for protecting our neighborhoods and schools from gun violence.

Adam Carrington reviews the midterm elections and explains the climate in D.C. today. Then, Dr. Hunter Baker talks about various states' election results and the leanings of different demographics.

Nicole J. Phillips shares stories of kindness to lighten the rhetoric on this election day. Then, Jonathan Den Hartog brings us the history of political norms and how people default to age-old methods.

Tommy Binion unpacks the midterm elections, the China tariff discussion, borders, and immigration. Then, Dr. Rosemary Stein talks about gluten, the affects of energy drinks, and the legalization of marijuana.

Mark Galli, editor in chief of Christianity Today, discusses voting issues, Eugene Peterson, and the irrelevance of relevance. Then, Dr. David Aikman brings us news from around the world.

Brandon Showalter discusses Asia Bibi's release, the midterm elections, and surrogacy. Then, Adam Carrington explains birthright citizenship and the legal ramifications of migrants coming to the U.S. border.

Adam Holz tells us all about the movies coming up this weekend. Then, Drs. Christine and David Palmer discuss the Old Testament, the New Testament, and how they connect.

Carmen LaBerge talks about voting, discerning the influences in our lives, and roe v. wade. Then, Gary Stratton discusses impostor syndrome as a Christian and how we see God.

Jim Beilby answers your questions in studio with Neil Stavem. It's "Ask Anything!" Then, Kim Ketola explains how Planned Parenthood funds political leaders and discusses new technology that may not be the best for the baby.

Ben Johnson brings hope to the political rancor in our culture, discusses birthright citizenship, and says the economy is booming. Then, Paul Kengor tells an inside story from Squirrel Hill in Pittsburgh when the shooting took place.