Kresta in the Afternoon

A new survey finds that just 37% of Christian pastors in the US profess a “Biblical Worldview.” What does it mean to have a Biblical worldview and why is it so essential for the Christian message? Al discusses.

On this day in 1917, our Blessed Mother appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal. We celebrate the story with Kevin Symonds.

Isn’t it ironic that the news of the potential end of Roe v Wade came in the month that we celebrate our mother Mary? We talk with Noelle Mering.

Should we be baptized by water, or by the power of the Holy Spirit? Did the Apostles only receive the Spirit on Pentecost, or did it happen when they were baptized by John? Luke Lancaster joins us.

A study by the Media Research Center finds that network news gave nearly three times the attention to pro-abortion advocates compared to pro-life advocates while covering the Dobbs leak. It’s easy to get angry when things like this happen, but we need to do more than that. Teresa Tomeo joins us.

Throughout Church history there are stories of priests who died for the sake of the faith. Priest martyrs and confessors embrace a further conformity to the sacrifice of Christ in the Mass in making this same sacrifice present in the gift of their very lives. We take a look at some examples with Jared Staudt.

Setting sail January 15-21, the Good News Cruise is your opportunity to grow in your marriage and faith while making new friends and listening to great speakers like Al Kresta, Steve Ray, Archbishop Samuel Aquila, and Curtis Martin. Curtis joins us today.

Friday, May 13 is the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima. We all know the story of the Miracle of the Sun, but how well do we know other stories of the Fatima visionaries? Peggy Stanton joins us.

In 2019, Dr. Päivi Räsänen was accused of "hate speech" for Tweets she posted referencing the Biblical definition of marriage. In late March, a three-judge panel for the Helsinki District Court unanimously dismissed the charges against her, but now the Finnish proescutor has appealed the ruling and intends to take the matter to the Finnish Supreme Court if necessary. Counsel Lorcan Price joins us.

For most of her life, Tracy Robinson didn’t give the issue of abortion much thought. She was “personally pro-life,” but didn’t want to force her beliefs on others. She began to change her mind after she finally heard sound, logical arguments against abortion choice. And now she has produced a film, The Matter of Life, that helps pro-lifers articulate their arguments. It’s in theaters for two nights only and she has the details.