Focus Today with Perry Atkinson

Dorothy Logan - SCOTUS ruling on Trump

Dorothy Logan, founder of Freedom Academy and author of “The Unraveling,” reacts to the SCOTUS ruling on Trump ballot eligibility and explains why the Great American experiment might be over.

John O’Connor - Trump Ballot Ban

John O’Connor, former federal prosecutor and author of the book “Postgate,” discusses other political headlines.

Meeke Addison - Disciple your children

Meeke Addison, co-founder of Straight Edge Ministries and host of “Culture Proof” podcast, explains why this is the time for parents to step up and disciple their children.

Dr. Gene Getz - Spiritual warfare and walking in God’s will

Dr. Gene Getz, editor of the Life Essentials Study Bible, talks about spiritual warfare and discusses what it means to walk in God’s will.

Eric Metaxas - God’s calling for the Church

Eric Metaxas, host of the nationally syndicated Eric Metaxas Radio Show and author of “Letters to the American Church,” discusses God’s calling for the Church and for the United States.

Jim Burling - SCOTUS update

Jim Burling, Pacific Legal Foundation VP of Legal Affairs, gives a SCOTUS update and discusses some of the Court’s current blockbuster cases.

Wallace Henley - The spiritual revival in the Roman Catholic Church

Wallace Henley, author of “Who Will Rule the Coming ‘Gods’?, discusses the spiritual revival within the Roman Catholic Church.

Jeff Schloesser - The Situation in the Middle East

Retired Army Major General Jeff Schloesser, author of “Marathon War,” discusses the situation in the Middle East.

Dr. Tim Murphy - Are People With Mental Illness More Violent?

Dr. Tim Murphy, former Congressman and author of “The Christ Cure,” talks about trauma and discusses whether people with mental illness are prone towards violence.

Dr. Dan McMillan - How Did the Holocaust Happen?

Dr. Dan McMillan, historian and author of “How Could This Happen, Explaining the Holocaust,” explains what factors paved the way for the horrors of the Holocaust and discusses how societal apathy played a role in allowing the Holocaust to persist.