The Mike Gilland Show

Eric Treene spent 19 years of his career in the Department of Justice, seeing first hand both its implementation and the effects of a society pushing left. He has a real heart for maintaining our historic religious freedoms that we have held dear and enjoyed the benefits our freedoms have brought. Today, there is an all-out attack on our freedoms, and Eric speaks powerfully to our need for vigilance.

Col. Calvin Wimbish is quite acquainted with a battle. He is a respected Green Beret, and has served in Afghanistan, among other deployments. Believing that he could no longer sit by and watch the direction of our country heading "left," he chose to take on a new challenge - and run for an office with the desire of making a difference. Also, a return visit from author Kevin Anselmo whose new book called "REFRAMING CAREER SUCCESS" is now available - he discusses what was involved in the writing and publishing of this new book.

Reggie Littlejohn feels deeply for her clients, and she sees many things amiss in our country, especially things surrounding the Covid vaccine and the many requirements that have been placed on different groups of people, and also the way our banks are beginning to show signs of wokeness. Also on today's show...filmmaker Nina May shares thoughts on "climate change", and a return visit from Pastor Stephen Broden, Texas pastor and director of the Content of Character Series.

Attorney David Closson works with Tony Perkins out of FRC's Washington, DC offices, and his book on abortion has recently been revised in light of this year's overturning of Roe v. Wade. David has his finger firmly on the pulse of the abortion debate - from a distinctively Christian perspective. Also on this program, Joel Noble from Samaritan Ministries returns, sharing the advantages to consider with this Christian Health Sharing concept.

There's an old saying that it is important to not just work harder, but work "smarter" too. That is exactly what Howard Partridge does on a regular basis - he helps leaders lead their companies in a better way. Howard talks with Mike in the first segment. Other interviews from Janet Perez Eckles, author Kevin Anselmo, Paul Gidudu, and business entrepreneur Angie Cella, whose work brought "extra sparkle" to this year's Expo.

Dr. George Cope is a beloved pastor and leader, whose voice is regularly sought out by churches and business organizations. He was a former lead pastor at Calvary Orlando, and a former Christian university president. He shares some important views facing all believers in segment one. Also on today's podcast...interviews with Daniel O'Leary, Derick Perry, Jarvis Guthrie, Angela Harris, and Sola Thompson.

Troy Miller, President and CEO of the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) was a booth mate to Mike at the Christian Chamber Expo. Troy talked about some of the challenges being faced by Christian media in today's culture. Also from the NRB, Carlton Capps, director of special events; other interviews with Daphne Keys (Frontier Partners), author Jacquelyn Lynn, First Baptist employee Robin Puritz, and Christian Help's Doug Prusak.

His own life story is in itself a fascinating read, but Ken Overman's gifting as a writer found its place in a particular niche of journalism - becoming a biographer, and telling other's stories. Inspired by his mom and given a big vision of his life possibilities, Ken has lived in or worked in well over 100 countries in the world. His life has been full of both joy and pain, but his eyes are set on the Lord, and his new book book talks about what happens when God shows up in your life in an unexpected way.

She is no stranger to challenge - Krystal Parker rose through the ranks of the oil industry in America's heartland, going all the way from an entry level position to being a top executive. Her passion for business is exceeded only by her love for Jesus - and through the Christian Chamber, Krystal is leading our area through an amazing experience of change as Christian business leaders find new ways to not only grow their companies, they are part of growing the Kingdom of God. Krystal talks about the EXPO that is around the corner.

Born in Northern England to a Scottish mum and an Irish dad, David Taylor's family was both large and poor. One thing that wasn't included in his youth - any discussion of religion. But God called this young man out of his life of being a deep-sea industry to a life of faith and trust...in a most unusual way: he had a dream, and through it, he knew without a doubt that God had called him to ministry in Columbia. You will love hearing this man's story.