In this episode, we’ll visit with Mark and Clovia Dupuis, founders of Christian Civic Citizens, and learn how our churches can be effective training centers for good citizenship. Then, we’ll visit with Col. Lee Ellis, author and former leadership coach about what it was like in a North Vietnamese POW camp in 1967and what he learned about faith, courage, and leadership.

In this episode, Dr. David Rankin, economic advisor and author of The Economics of Freedom: In Defense of Capitalism, will be our guest to explain why capitalism is central to our founding father’s understanding of freedom and is key to many of the freedoms we enjoy.

In this episode, the Stand’s own Carly McGee and her son Mason describe their part in a gospel outreach to youth in New Zealand. Then, we’ll hear how one crisis pregnancy clinic is making a huge difference in saving the lives of the unborn by reaching out to the fathers. David Thompson and Andrea Powell of Parkgate Pregnancy Clinic will join us.

In this episode, we'll meet the newest addition to the writing team at The Stand magazine – Whitney White will be with us. Then, we’ll visit with Kathy Hoopmann, best selling author and speaker about autism, neurodiversity, and the ways parents and churches can understand children with autism and communicate the gospel effectively.

In this episode, Steve Siler, founder and director of Music for the Soul, and author Becky Nordquist discuss the new documentary, Innocent Child.

In this episode, we'll hear how our worship can be transformed and our lives as disciples enriched through a careful examination of Psalm 103. Perry C. Brown, Bible teacher and author of the book, Bless the Lord, O My Soul, will explain.

In this "best of" episode, originally aired on January 31, 2026, pastor and author Andrew Hopper joins us. He'll talk about his book, Chosen: Building Your Family the Way God Builds His, and will share the story of his own family’s journey through the adoption process. We'll learn why adoption is a real-life illustration of what God has done for us through the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In this episode, Bert Harper joins us to tell how a pastor’s retreat is helping provide an atmosphere of personal growth for ministers and their spouses. Then, we’ll sit down with MD Perkins to learn how to proclaim the biblical view of human dignity and avoid being taken in by false philosophy.

In this episode, President and Co-founder of The Providence Foundation, Stephen McDowell, traces the biblical roots of American exceptionalism. He’ll describe the qualities that made America the most powerful and productive nation in history and show us how to preserve liberty for future generations.

In this episode, AFA Vice President Emeritus Buddy Smith recalls his earliest memories of the South Union Campmeeting. Birthed in prayer in 1872, this gathering of believers continues to impact young and old with the good news of Jesus Christ.