Today, Warren Smith talks with Russell Moore, Phil Vischer, and Kelly Rosati about parenting in difficult circumstances. Russell Moore is the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention. Phil Vischer runs a film and animation studio called Jellyfish Labs. Kelly Rosati is the vice president of Community Outreach for Focus on the Family.

Today, Warren Smith talks with writer Brett McCracken, who has emerged as an important voice in evangelical Christianity, especially among a younger generation that is culturally savvy, but which also embraces historic Christianity. His latest book is "Uncomfortable: The Awkward and Essential Challenge of Christian Community." Additionally, McCracken is a senior editor at The Gospel Coalition, and has written for The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and the Huffington Post.

Today Warren Smith talks with singer and songwriter Randall Goodgame, perhaps best known as the creative force behind the music series Slugs andBugs, a music brand for children and their families that to-date includes a half-dozen albums anda Dove nomination.

Today, Warren Smith talks with best-selling author Shaunti Feldhahn. Feldhahn's books occupy a unique space in publishing. She is a committed Christian who publishes with Christian publishers. However, most of her books are based on extensive original research on relationships, sexuality, and happiness, and the findings have found their way into The New York Times, The Today Show, and even Cosmopolitan magazine.

Today, a conversation with Michael Cromartie. Until his death this week, Cromartie was one of the most influential evangelical Christians in America. He served as Vice President at the Washington-based think-tank the Ethics and Public Policy Center and led the Faith Angle Forum. The Faith Angle Forum brought some of the country's top mainstream journalists into a room with experts on religion in an effort to educate journalists about religion. Cromartie led the Faith Angle Forum for more than 15 years and during that time more than 200 journalists went through it.

Today, Warren Smith talks with author, speaker, and the president of Summit Ministries Dr. Jeff Myers.

Today, an encore presentation of a conversation with Lee and Leslie Strobel about their lives and the new movie about them, "The Case For Christ," which was in theatres in April, and was just released on DVD.

Today, Warren Smith talks with columnist Cal Thomas, former senator and Heritage Foundation president Jim DeMint, and the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton at the Western Conservative Summit in Denver Colorado.

This week, Warren Smith has conversations with guests including the former mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio Ken Blackwell, Hadley Manning of the Independent Women's Forum, author Os Guinness, and President Trump's attorney, Jay Sekulow.

This week, Warren Smith talks with Biola University President Barry Corey, Alliance Defending Freedom's Jeffery Ventrella, and writer and commentator Mollie Hemingway.