Heritage Foundation's Tommy Binion discusses the news out of Washington, including how a politician's call for harassment of White House officials is increasing our incivility issues in America.  Commentator Mona Charen talks from her new book Sex Matters.

Dr. Linda Mintle explores the lack of evidence marijuana has in helping pain management and known side effects.  Foreign affair analyst David Aikman looks at the Turkish elections and how Erdogan's re-election could further destabilize Europe and the Mid East.

Stephanie Spencer looks at the deep ties of Jesus and the Gospel to the Old Testament.  Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News talks about the immigration crisis on the US-Mexico border and how ministries are trying to alleviate the suffering.

Plugged In's Adam Holz reviews Chris Pratt's new Jurassic World movie and his uplifting words at the MTV Awards show.  Chris Martin of the Millennial Evangelical talks about research about millennials distrust of the news media and Church leaders.

Carmen LaBerge of Connecting Faith discusses the power of biblical hospitality and how it could make a difference now.  Glenn Stanton of Focus on the Family shares recent research showing higher numbers of devote Christians.

Former PFR frontman Joel Hanson shares his life in the Christian music industry and leading worship in the church setting now.  Timo Keskitalo of the European Evangelical Alliance talks about continuing immigration issues in Europe, and immigrants finding Christ.

Acton Institute's Ben Johnson discusses the immigration issue, and responds to concerning aspects of the Alt-Right movement.  World Relief's Matthew Soerens joins the show from near the US-Mexico border about the child separation, zero-tolerance policy issues, and World Relief's response.

Bill English shares the downside of collaborating on your time, and how to set boundaries to prevent burn-out.  John Sikkema of Association of Reformed Political Action in Canada talks about their supreme court's ruling against Trinity Western University.

Andreas and Margaret Kostenberger of Biblical Foundations encourage parents to focus less on achievement and more on character development for kids.  Then, Kent Kaiser looks at the messaging in the immigration debate, and previews Trump's visit to Duluth.

Bruce Ashford comments on what laws are really at play in the current immigration debate, and suggests changes.  World Magazine's Janie B. Cheaney talks about reading to kids, our culture's view of the human body, and how God views it.