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Host: Dr. Barry Creamer, Associate Professor of Humanities at Criswell College.
Host: Jerry Johnson
Guests: Dr. Ted Baehr, of MovieGuide.org; and June Hunt, host of Hope for the Heart, and author of “Counseling Through Your Bible Handbook: Providing Biblical Hope and Practical Help for Everyday Problems”.
Host: Penna Dexter
Guests: Ann Quest, Texas Coordinator for the National Day of Prayer; and Dr. Harold Sala, radio teacher featured on “Guidelines: A Five-Minute Commentary on Living”, and author of “Why You Can Have Confidence in the Bible”.
Hosts: Jerry Johnson and Penna Dexter
Guests: Rae Hederman, Senior Policy Analyst and Asst. Director for the Heritage Foundation’s Center for Data Analysis; and Dr. Denny Burk, Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek at Criswell College.
Hosts: Jerry Johnson and Penna Dexter
Guest: Day Gardner, President of the National Black Pro-Life Union.
Hosts: jerry Johnson and Penna Dexter
Guests: Dr. Robert Marks, Distinguished Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Baylor University; and Dr. Bill Dembski, former Director of the Michael Polanyi Center for Complexity, Information and Design at Baylor University, and currently Professor of Philosophy at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Hosts: Jerry Johnson and Penna Dexter
Guests: Irene Spencer, former polygamist, and author of “Shattered Dreams: My Life as a Polygamist’s Wife”; and Marcia Ford, journalist and author of “We The Purple: Faith, Politics and the Independent Voter”.
Host: Jerry Johnson
Guests: Carl Jeffers, political commentator and host of “On Fire with Carl Jeffers”; and Michael Yon, author of “Moment of Truth in Iraq”.
Hosts: Jerry Johnson and Penna Dexter
Guests: David Horowitz, former liberal, and author of “The Party of Defeat: How the Democrats and Radicals Undermined America’s War on Terror Before and After 9/11”; and Jonathan Seinz, Director of Legislative Affairs for the Free Market Foundation.
Host: Penna Dexter
Guests: Dr. Joe Wooddell, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Criswell College; and Jay Richards, a fellow and Director of Media at the Acton Institute, and contributor to Planet Gore on National Review Online.
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