Bob Critteneden

John and Sam Eldredge, Os Guinness, Steve Noble, Phil Savage, Stephanie Hubach, Kirk Walden, Ted Broer

Dr. Marc Newman, President of Movie Bible Study, discussed the concept of the new film, "The Song," and offered some analysis of some of the spiritually-related content in the movie. Learn more at www.moviebiblestudy.com.

Kim Trobee, Producer and Co-host of the CitizenLink radio feature, discussed a variety of topics, including CitizenLink's effort to inform voters, the latest development regarding Gordon College, and the removal of Christian books in a California school district. The CitizenLink website is www.citizenlink.com.

Ali Faulkner, lead female actor in the movie, "The Song," discussed some of the different aspects of her role in the film, as well as what viewers could possibly take away from it. The movie website is www.thesongmovie.com.

J.C. Derrick of the Washington Bureau for WORLD News Group discussed a variety of occurrences from Washington, DC, including the resignation of Attorney General Holder and a recent Benghazi hearing. He also discussed mid-term elections and specific races, including Florida and Georgia. The WORLD website is www.worldmag.com.

David Kyle Foster, Founder and Director of Mastering Life Ministries and Producer/Director of the documentary, "Such Were Some of You," discussed some different aspects of the film, including individuals who have experienced freedom from homosexuality through the power of God. Learn more at the website, www.suchweresomeofyou.org.

Author Sigmund Brouwer discussed the background and plot of his work of historical fiction set during the World War II time period, "Thief of Glory." He related the inspiration of the story, based on events in the life of his father. Learn more at the website, www.thiefofglory.com.

Phil Savage, color analyst for the Crimson Tide Sports Network and Executive Director of the Reese's Senior Bowl, gave some insight and analysis on the SEC Western Division, as well as recent headlines from the NFL about domestic abuse. You can find him online through Twitter at @SeniorBowlPhil or you can go to www.seniorbowl.com.

Author and social commentator Os Guinness discussed some of the concepts that he explores in his latest book, "Renaissance: The Power of the Gospel However Dark the Times." His website address is www.osguinness.com.

John Eldredge, Director of Ransomed Heart Ministries, and his son, Sam, who manages "And Sons Magazine," shared about some of the principles that they address in the book they have written together, "Killing Lions: A Guide Through the Trials Young Men Face." Learn more at www.killinglions.com.