A View From the Bunker
Interview program on politics, culture, and faith hosted by author Derek P. Gilbert.
Josh Peck – Silent Cry
A child who is trafficked is sexually abused on average 5 to 15 times a day, and only 1% of these crimes are ever reported. Josh Peck discusses his new documentary film Silent Cry, an expose that draws on experts on the evil of child sex trafficking.
Joe Jordan – Piercing the Cosmic Veil
The abduction phenomenon is real, but the culprits are not who the victims think they are. Joe Jordan, president and co-founder of CE4 Research Group (www.ce4research.com), discusses his new book Piercing the Cosmic Veil, an expose of the best-kept secret in the UFO community.
Doug Woodward – Nimrod
NIMROD GETS a bad rap. Or maybe too much credit. Doug Woodward, author of Rebooting the Bible, Part 2, joins us for a discussion of just one chapter in his new book, and he explains why he believes Nimrod had nothing to do with Babel—but his father, Cush, did.
Pastor Caspar McCloud – Like a Thief in the NIght
THE END TIMES appear to be imminent, if they’re not already upon us. Pastor Caspar McCloud joins us to discuss the blessed hope we have in difficult times, and he shares several new songs with us that are very timely.
Jamie Walden – In the Virtual Catacombs
Jamie Walden, US Marine Corps veteran and author of Omega Dynamics, joins us to discuss the times in which we live, how we direct our righteous indignation, and why he and his wife recently decided to host a house church.
Lars Walker – Postmodernism, Social Justice, and Vikings
AS A wise evangelist once said, we’ve become so open-minded in America that our brains have fallen out. That pretty much describes the faithless and powerless Christian church described in Lars Walker’s 1999 novel Wolf Time.
Rev. Jack Davila-Ashcraft – The Psychology of Demons
WHAT DO demons want? That’s the question that arises from a recent article titled “The Psychology of Demons.” Rev. Jack Davila-Ashcraft, host of Expedition Truth on the KCOR Digital Radio Network, explains the drives and desires of demons, and observes that most Christians are unprepared to deal with these spirits.