World Vision’s Ray Norman

Singer/songwriter Keith Getty explains why there will be an uncommon hymn included in his Christmas show this year.

David Daleiden, head of the Center for Medical Progress, the organization whose Planned Parenthood videos exposed the ugly baby-parts business, speaks with us about undercover work, the abortion industry’s attacks on him, gag orders, lawsuits, coming videos and more. 

We just give and give. A bonus episode just for you … and you … and you … but not you.

Hallowell Tree Terror and the Field Family Living Nativity.

Former Cosmopolitan writer Sue Ellen Browder talks about her new book that details how her work at the magazine helped the sexual revolution take over the women’s movement. 

The plans Billy makes for Chris’ life without telling him.

Willie Morris, CEO of Faithbox, talks about the powerful new tool for helping Christians grow daily in their faith and providing products the faithful will appreciate. 

A picture of a fireplace.

It’s hard enough already to keep the Santa lie going without this little jerk’s help.

Cookie Monster.

Did they even watch “A Charlie Brown Christmas”? 

Do current events give us an insight into the End Times? Jeff Kinley, author of the new book “Wake the Bride,” who has spent a lot of time looking at the Rapture, End Times and more. 

Lots and lots of exercise equipment.

Recording artist Chris Tomlin reveals that he was studying to become a doctor, but God had different plans. Plus, he discusses his new Christmas album, “Adore: Christmas Songs of Worship,” and what life is like in the music industry.

SURPRISE!!! We’re here with a Thanksgiving-timed show.

Chris’ black heart.

Random calls

An interview with John Burke about what’s really going on with all those “I saw Heaven” stories.

Be thankful, y’all … unless you’re stuck hosting a podcast with a certain so-and-so.

The funniest thing Billy has ever said. 

Serious Syria story.

Recording star Natalie Grant visits, shares about her new album, depression and life. 

Mrs. Hallowell leaves a lovely “Things I’m Thankful For” message. 

Rivette is back and dishes about a Thanksgiving dinner prank.

Scary big-headed people. 

The sickening “Scandal” scene.

Caleb Kaltenbach returns to the show to further discuss the topic of how the church should handle homosexuality and members of the LGBT community. 

New Orleans Saints tight end Benjamin Watson talks about his new book, “Under Our Skin: Getting Real about Race — and Getting Free From the Fears and Frustrations That Divide Us” and how to forgive, change your heart and deal with hate in the world.