Adam Carrington discusses recent headlines: what they mean and how they might affect us in 2019. Then, Bill English talks about the best practices for business owners at the beginning of the year.

Adam Holz gives a preview of what we can expect out of upcoming movies and media in 2019. Then, Carmen LaBerge discusses the new year on this New Years Day broadcast.

Reverend Ben Johnson joins us for an entire hour to give a year-in-review of the headlines we have covered together on Faith Radio Mornings.

Dr. David Aikman joins us for an entire hour to review what has happened around the world in 2018.

Captain Ronald Johnson recounts restoring peace to the Ferguson riots in his book, 13 Days in Ferguson. Then, Matthew Soerens discusses the stories in the news surrounding immigration in 2018.

John Ashmen from Association of Gospel Rescue Missions talks about seeking to serve those in need. Then, Ryan T. Anderson explains realities and concerns around gender dysphoria.

Dr. Rosemary Stein speaks to the importance of letting our kids make mistakes young, so they don’t make bigger ones later. Then, Justin Holcomb helps us interact with the reality of abuse in the Catholic Church.

Nicole Phillips tells stories of kindness in the holiday season: a mother making ends meet and strangers on a bus. Then, Richard Clark talks about ways that Scripture has been used and misused.

John Wood, Jr. and Rob Robertson of Better Angels step in to help dissolve partisan anger. Then, Jonathan Haidt, social psychologist at NYU, talks the epidemic of coddling our kids.

Pastor Ramin Parsa shares his tragic and beautiful testimony of finding the Risen God during the Iranian Revolution. Then, Dr. Linda Mintle teaches us how we can remain strong, confident, and calm when everything seems to be falling apart.