Ben Johnson talks the value of an anonymous source vs. signing your name to your words. Then, Hugh Whelchel discusses the impact that your work has on God's kingdom, even if you may not see the impact on this world.

Justin Giboney of the AND Campaign walks us through a new prison reform that is a step to stop punishing the poor. Then, Kent Kaiser is in to dissect the mayhem of the Kavanaugh hearing.

Bill English is in studio with the biblical teaching on how to run our churches like an efficient business, while maintaining our heart of the gospel. Then, Bruce Ashford speaks to the dangers of forcing us to use proper pronouns.

Dr. David Stevens teaches that your spiritual health can have a direct impact on your physical health, and having each assessed is important. Then, David Aikman previews Donald Trump's visit to Ireland and the secularization of Europe.

Tommy Binion kicks off with the preview of Kavanaugh's decision hearing for his supreme court appointment. Then, Dr. Dale Gentry is in studio with the surprising message that the best medicine for a forest fire, is God's natural system.

Chris Martin returns to breakdown the claim that Google only promotes bad Trump news, and shows us the future of media. Then, Trevin Wax helps walk out the meaning of marriage in our new culture of change.

Carmen LaBerge of Connecting Faith walks us through our weekly news as it relates to our faith lives. Then, Gary Stratton helps us apply biblical values to our lives by growing our character rather than our resume.

Jim Bielby returns for "Ask Anything," and answers the question, "If my child says they're gay, what do I do?" Then, Justin Holcomb helps us interact with the reality of abuse in the Catholic Church, and how to find hope.

Ben Johnson returns to address Trump's push to help Evangelicals., and the role that governments have historically played in Christianity. Then Bob Smietana updates us on the Catholic Church, and how it got to where it is today.

Bill English returns with help for one of his most popular issues in the workplace, office politics. Then Cal Thomas brings 3 decades of journalist experience to help dissect the bias, fake news, and divide through our country's media.