If it’s good for him, it’s good for you, woman.

Special guest appearance — she’s 20 months, she’s cute and she’s abnormally quiet. 

The main man’s “two dads.”

David Limbaugh talks to us about his new book, “The Emmaus Code: Finding Jesus in the Old Testament,” and explains why it’s good to read the WHOLE Bible — not just the “new” stuff.

Cleaning up the Starbucks kerfuffle. 

Katy Perry and the wrath of a “Christian mom.”

Carolina Panthers cornerback Charles Tillman discusses life as a role model for young people and the new book, “The Middle School Rules of Charles ‘Peanut’ Tillman”

This weekend, Joshua Feuerstein set the Internet on fire with his video rant about Starbucks’ red “holiday” cups. He takes a look at where culture is going and why he believes that this event is just another marker on a long road.

You should see me in my red leather pumps. 

Christmas songs already?

An exclusive interview with another big name in the music industry: Mercy Me. They talk about life, music and their new Christmas album. 

Potential danger from Syrian refugees. 

The HUGE change in religious demographics in the Democratic Party.

A terrible idea from Billy: Church Boys weight-loss challenge.

King of sinus infections.

Wardrobe changes.

Happy friggin’ Halloween, y’all. Can you believe we just give this stuff away for free?

Korie Robertson stops by — and she doesn’t pull any punches. 

Plus, a special guest appearance by recording star Jason Crabb. He proves he’s more than capable of taking care of himself in our arena.

That “Girls” star is one classy dame.

Just in time for Christmas: “The Myths That Stole Christmas.” You’ll love it just as much as we do.

You’re going to need to bleep that.

Bye, MM.

Just in time for Halloween: An interview with Dr. Michael S. Heiser about the spirit world — Satan, demons, “fallen angels,” you name it — and his new book “The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible.”

Pastor Louie Giglio talks about his past struggles with depression and his new book, “The Comeback: It’s Not Too Late and You’re Never Too Far.”

MM.

A special call to a special lady.

Two great interviews: 

First, Robert Hutchinson talks about his new book, “Searching for Jesus,” which claims that the existence of Jesus can be verified. 

And then, Albert Mohler gives advice on whether same-sex marriage opponents should attend same-sex weddings. 

Let’s talk about the hymen.

Framed certificate. 

Pastor Bobby Conway discusses his new book, “Doubting Toward Faith.” He believes that the many doubts that are happening today may well lead to a deepening dependence on God — if it’s handled correctly by the Church. 

Rich Peluso, senior vice president of Sony Affirm Films, talks about the new film “Risen,” which takes a look at Christ’s life following the crucifixion.