Drew Griffin, managing editor of Providence Magazine prepares to fly to Israel, and updates us on what's happening within the holy land. Then, Kent Kaiser gives insight on how communication has changed through our president, and our world online.

Glenn Stanton helps us understand how to come along side friends, family, and even spouses who are seeking healing from sexual abuse. Then, Bruce Ashford has 12 marriage tips for the newly engaged pop star.

Tommy Binion of the Heritage Foundation joins us again to talk the current news in Washington. Then, Dr. Rosemary Stein of the CMDA addresses how to ensure our children don't grow up with an addiction to screens.

Dr. Peter Kapsner is officially named host of Faith Radio Mornings! Learn more about who he he is, as well as faith journey. Then, David Aikman walks us through our foreign affairs news in China and Pakistan.

Ken Wytzma, founder of Kilns College speaks on our speech, and how negative it has become, as well as how to change it. Then, Adam Carrington discusses the misquoted bible verses from our politicians.

Adam Holz is back to give a rundown of upcoming movies and pop culture that you should see before the kids do. Then, Art Lindley of TIFWE explains the myths behind the idea that Jesus was a socialist.

Carmen Laberge of Connecting Faith joins us to talk the news of Andrew Brunson's house arrest, as well as the Blue Blood Moon. Then, Gary Stratton teaches methods of pushing distractions from our lives so we can engage God fully.

We invite our good friend Jim Bielby, professor of Christian Theology & Apologetics to discuss the problem of evil and suffering. Then, Paul Kengor of Grove City College asks about our citizenship. Is it American, or is it of heaven?

Ben Johnson of the Acton Institute walks us through the details of how the tariffs are affecting the U.S. Then, Jen Wilkin talks about her new book, "In His Image: 10 Ways God Calls us to Reflect his Character."

Bill English shares that even in this good economy, we should never live beyond our means. Then, Justin Giboney of the 'AND Campaign' brings a perspective of mercy into our look at the justice system in the U.S.