Focus Today with Perry Atkinson

Pastor Rick Booye - Holy Week, the Cross, and the Resurrection

Pastor Rick Booye, Pastor Emeritus at Trail Christian Fellowship and Chairman of the Theology Department at Pacific Bible College, talks about the meaning of Holy Week, the Cross, and how the Resurrection shapes the way we live beyond Easter.

Leighton Grey - Canadians and the war in the Middle East

Leighton Grey, lawyer and host of the Grey Matter Podcast, discusses how Canadians are interpreting the war in the Middle East and how classical liberal principles are shaping today’s political and cultural conversation.

Bruce De Torres - Iran, energy, and supply chains

Bruce De Torres, Director of Communications for the American Small Business League, discusses how a potential conflict with Iran could impact energy, supply chains, and small businesses.

Dr. Jon Mills - Modern social justice movements

Dr. Jon Mills, clinical psychologist and author of WOKE: A Critique of Social Justice Ideology, discusses the rise of modern social justice movements and their influence on psychology and culture.

Wynton Hall - Artificial intelligence

Wynton Hall, Social Media Director for Breitbart News and author of “Code Red,” discusses how artificial intelligence is reshaping our world.

Megan Barth - The latest headlines

Megan Barth, independent journalist, discusses the latest headlines.

Brad Brandon - Attack in Northern Nigeria

Brad Brandon, founder and CEO of Across Nigeria, talks about the recent deadly attack in Northern Nigeria and the ongoing persecution of Christians in the region.

Joshua Philipp - The Iran power struggle

Joshua Philipp, Senior Investigative Reporter at The Epoch Times, breaks down why rising tensions with Iran may signal a broader global power struggle involving China, Russia, and U.S. strategy.

Michael Busler - Economic headlines

Michael Busler, professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, discusses economic headlines.

Dr. Christina Crenshaw - The biblical roots of justice

Dr. Christina Crenshaw, assistant professor at Arizona Christian University and author of “Redeeming Justice,” discusses the biblical roots of justice and why a Christian worldview is essential for engaging today’s cultural debates.