Keith Getty, co author of In Christ Alone joins the program to discuss worship and music in the home, and how it can help to raise our children. Then, Kent Kaiser is back running through the D.C. news.

Drew Griffin of Providence Magazine remembers how McCain impacted the world through policy and professionalism. Then, Ron Hutchcraft returns to bring a story of hope: How hundreds of Native Americans are abandoning lonely lives and turning to Christ.

Tommy Binion remembers John McCain, and brings an update to the newest Supreme Court nomination. Then, Dr. Rosemary Stein helps us take the right steps with our children who struggle to grow morally and mentally.

Greg Jao of InterVarsity Fellowship talks about the goal to help bring young people back to the church. Then, David Aikman gives his input on a possible Trump impeachment and other international affairs.

Brandon Showalter of the Christian Post speaks of a church in CA starting a brewery. Then Adam Carrington talks Trump's fallout from last week, and both spend time remembering the legacy of John McCain.

Adam Holz shows what is worth looking at, and what's worth overlooking at the theater. Most notable? A christian film "Beautifully broken." Then, Kim Ketola returns to the show to address Chelsea Clinton's statement that "abortions help the economy."

Carmern LaBerge of Connecting Faith checks in with us for the week of news, mostly relating to the life in our public schools. Then, Dr. Gary Stratton helps us walk through positive and biblical sides of suffering.

Amy Caroll, Dean of Student Engagement at the University of Northwestern helps us understand how students can start college right, and how parents can help. Then, Ann Buwalda of the Jubilee Campaign updates us on religious persecution around the globe.

Ben Johnson of the Acton Institute discusses the fallout of Michael Cohen's conviction, and what ripple effects it may have politically. Then, Rob West of Money Wise explains the longest running bull market on wall street.

Drew Trotter talks about the current climate of college campuses, and what universities need in order to truly serve their students mentally, and spiritually. Then, Kent Kaiser is in studio to give us the update on the political sphere.