Harvest Prude of World Magazine touches on Jeff Flake's decision to prompt an FBI investigation, and Google's conversations on censorship. Then, Kent Kaiser is in with midterm predictions, and Hilary Clinton's reemergence in the mainstream.

Anne Bradley of the Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics, breaks down the USMCA, and celebrates the upsides, while warning of the downsides. Then, Joann Pittman of China Source walks us through a day in the life of a Chinese Christian

Tommy Binion has a preview of a potential Kavanaugh vote this week, and the new deal between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Then, Bruce Ashford helps us return our hearts and minds to the kingdom, rather than news.

Dr. Linda Mintle returns teaching us how we can remain strong, confident, and calm at the moments where everything seems to be falling apart. Then, David Aikman is back with updates on Brexit, China, and more.

Brandon Showalter of the Christian Post speaks to a lawsuit in the UK saying that sex change sterilization infringes on rights. Then, Ruth Kramer updates us on the horrific aftermath of the Indonesian tsunamis, and an update on Andrew Brunson.

Carmen LaBerge discusses the Kavanaugh & Ford hearing, the confusion felt deeply by viewers, and how Christians can respond. Then Gary Stratton shares how to allow God's love to get from the head to the heart.

Adam Holz talks about befriending someone different from you in Smallfoot, the family story in Manifest, and  Little Women themes in modern day. Then Cal Thomas offers strong commentary on Kavanaugh.

Jim Bielby returns with this week's Ask Anything question: What do we say when people refer to God as one person, and one person alone.  Then Chris Martin, Millennial Evangelical, talks the importance of having multiple news sources.

 

Ben Johnson of the Acton Institute speaks to the toxicity of the Kavanaugh allegations, and the nature of justice in America. Then Pastor Ramin Parsa gives his tragic and beautiful testimony of finding the Risen God during the Iranian Revolution.

Bill English is in with a commentary on the the believer's role in politics, and that we should never be married to one side of the aisle. Then, Jeremiah Johnston joins us with a reaffirmation of the Bible.