Longtime Christian media leader and co-author of In Oblivion’s Reach: The Darkness Series, Book 1, Don Gladden, visited Faith Radio/Meeting House Media Central at the 2021 National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Dallas, TX to discuss the concept of the book, which deals with subject matter related to spiritual warfare.  You can find out more at dongladdenauthor.com.

Dr. Richard G. Howe, Provost and Norman L. Geisler Chair of Christian Apologetics at Southern Evangelical Seminary, shared Biblical response to a cereal company's embracing of the LGBTQ agenda through a "Together With Pride" campaign.  You can find out more about the seminary at ses.edu.

The Founder & President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, Reggie Littlejohn, described conditions inside China and provided information on the new "three-child policy," called attention to genocide within the country, and other areas of concern.  The organization's website is womensrightswithoutfrontiers.org.

Carol Stern, whose story is told in the book, Ripped Apart: Living Misdiagnosed - Gary and Carol Stern’s Epic Fight Against Malpractice in the American Health Care System, written by David Black, shared about her late husband's journey through health concerns, as well as how God sustained them in this period of difficulty.  You can learn more at the Facebook page, RippedApartBook.

The Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church in Spartanburg, SC, Don Wilson, shared about the time spent with Billy Graham over a number of years, including as his pastor, material that he covers in his book, Saturdays with Billy: My Friendship with Billy Graham.  You can find out more through theencouragingword.org.

Jimmy DeYoung, who is heard on Prophecy Today on Faith Radio, discussed news items from the Middle East in light of Biblical prophecy.  Much of the conversation centered around the establishment of a new Israeli government, a new prime minister, the previous prime minister's response, and the implications.  The website is prophecytoday.com.

Carolyn Miller, who writes fiction set in the Regency period of British history in the early 19th Century, discussed content and thematic material from her first book in the Regency Wallflowers series, Dusk’s Darkest Shores.  Her website is carolynmillerauthor.com.

Wesley J. Smith, who is Chair and Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute’s Center on Human Exceptionalism, discussed a proposal for a constitutional amendment to give waterways special "rights." He explained how this conflicts with a perspective centered on human dignity.  You can find him online at discovery.org or humanexceptionalism.center.

The President of the Slavic Gospel Association, Michael Johnson, provided details of his travels in Eastern Europe to visit ministry partners in the region, including stops in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Eastern Ukraine, and Chernobyl.  You can learn more about the ministry at sga.org.