Focus Today with Perry Atkinson

Pastor Marc Little, host of the Marc Little Show, talks about what God actually says about Israel, challenging widely held beliefs about the land, the promises to Abraham, and how they apply today.

Megan Barth, executive editor of CaliforniaGlobe.com, discusses the latest headlines.

Chris Salcedo, veteran broadcaster and author of “The Rise of the Liberty-Loving Latino,” discusses the recent headlines. 

Nick Bryant, investigative journalist and author of The Franklin Scandal, discusses the First Lady's recent denial of any connection to Jeffrey Epstein and what it could mean moving forward.

Casey Fleming, Counter Intelligence expert and CEO of BlackOps Partners Corporation, discusses the headlines.

Michael Farris, NRB general counsel, talks about the recent dismissal of a legal challenge to the Johnson Amendment and what the ruling means for churches and religious nonprofits.

Dr. Tim Murphy, former Congressman and author of “The Christ Cure,”  discusses what political gridlock reveals about conflict and leadership, and concerns about the direction of modern counseling and its impact on men and women.

Mike Tatlock, Chaplain for the Portland Trail Blazers and author of “A Compelling Faith in a Compromising Culture,” discusses how Christians can stay grounded in truth while engaging in today's culture.

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

Megan Barth, independent journalist, discusses the latest headlines.

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

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.

Eric Eggers, Vice President of Research at the Government Accountability Institute, discusses birth tourism, birthright citizenship, and funding networks behind anti-ICE activism.

John O'Connor, former federal prosecutor and author of the book “Postgate,” discusses the recent headlines.

Dr. Adam Rasmussen, fellow at the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, discusses the latest American Worldview Inventory 2026 and what it reveals about the decline of a biblical worldview in America.

Paul Kengor, political scientist and author of a new book “American Pontiff,” discusses the historic election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, and what his leadership may mean for the Catholic Church.

Richard Harris, Executive Director of Truth & Liberty Foundation, discusses the growing national debate over gender identity issues involving children, parental rights in education, and the role of schools in communicating with families.

Todd Friel, executive director of Fortis Institute, examines how biblical teaching applies to current issues—war, politics, and the use of Scripture in modern policy debates.

Robert Eringer, investigative journalist and former intelligence adviser to Prince Albert II of Monaco, discusses Congress's vote to block the release of internal sexual-misconduct records and what it reveals about power, secrecy, and accountability within political institutions.

Rabbi Michael Barclay, the Spiritual Leader of Temple Ner Simcha in California, discusses the escalating conflict between Israel, Iran, and the United States, offering insight into the geopolitical tensions, regional dynamics, and the moral and spiritual questions raised by war.

Casey Fleming, Counter Intelligence expert and CEO of BlackOps Partners Corporation, discusses how foreign adversaries are using social media and “cognitive warfare” to influence public opinion and exploit divisions inside the United States.

Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations and co-author of Woke and Weaponized, joins us to discuss the ideological roots of modern education, the rapid growth of homeschooling, and how classical Christian education offers an alternative for families.

John Gizzi, Newsmax's chief political columnist and White House Correspondent, discusses the latest headlines.

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.

Dr. Gene Getz, editor of the Life Essentials Study Bible, talks about security in Christ.

Star Parker, founder of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education, discusses the future of entitlement reform and why she believes strengthening faith, family, and free markets is essential to restoring opportunity in America.

John Veal, Senior Pastor of Enduring Faith Christian Center in Chicago, discusses how believers can stay spiritually strong, resilient, and grounded in their faith amid cultural pressure, burnout, and uncertainty.

Peter Schweitzer, investigative journalist and author of “The Invisible Coup,” exposes how foreign powers and domestic elites are using immigration as a political and national-security weapon against the United States.

Pastor Marc Little, executive director of CURE America Action, discusses how spiritual wounds caused by church leadership can be acknowledged, healed, and transformed into a path toward restoration and hope.

Rev. Jim Harden, CEO of CompassCare and author of a new book “Endure Rising Christian Persecution,” discusses what rising Christian persecution in America means for believers living out their faith in the public square.

Mark Tapson, Fellow on Popular Culture at the Horowitz Freedom Center, talks about the situation in Minnesota and discusses the cultural and ideological forces driving today's increasingly intense activism.

Neil Shenvi, Christian researcher and co-author of “Post Woke,” discusses how critical theory is reshaping today's culture and the church, and how Christians can respond with clarity, compassion, and a confident biblical worldview.

John O'Connor, former federal prosecutor and author of the book “Postgate,” discusses the recent headlines.

Michael Busler, professor of finance at Stockton University in New Jersey, discusses the looming government shutdown, the latest inflation trends, and surging prices of gold and silver.

Mark Meckler, President of Convention of States, talks about headlines and discusses the growing momentum behind the Convention of States movement.

Troy Miller, CEO of National Religious Broadcasters, discusses why protecting both houses of worship and local radio is essential to safeguarding religious freedom and free speech nationwide.

Dr. Len Munsil, President of Arizona Christian University and author of “Transforming Culture with Truth,” discusses why intentional discipleship is more critical than ever for young people and how ACU is seeing life-changing growth in students' biblical worldview.

Rev. Percy McCray, founder of Percy McCray Ministries, discusses the growing role of digital and online spiritual support for cancer patients.

Brian Johnston, executive director of California ProLife Council, discusses the state of the pro-life movement and what comes next for the fight over life, law, and culture.

Casey Fleming, Counter Intelligence expert and CEO of BlackOps Partners Corporation, discusses the World Economic Forum taking place in Davos.

Dr. Tim Murphy, former Congressman and author of “The Christ Cure,” discusses how artificial intelligence, rising violence, and global conflict are reshaping mental health and how Christians can respond with wisdom and stability.

Leighton Grey, lawyer and host of the Grey Matter Podcast, discusses the global persecution of Christians and the emerging quiet revival in the West.

Homeira Hesami, former political prisoner from Iran, discusses what real regime change in Iran would mean and how a democratic future must be led by the Iranian people themselves.

Denise Shick, executive director of Hope 4 Families Ministry and author of “Grace and Truth,” shares a faith-centered perspective on gender and sexuality, exploring how parents and young people can approach difficult conversations with both compassion and conviction.

Luis Martinez, political commentator with NTD TV and a native of Venezuela, breaks down the rapidly unfolding power struggle in Caracas and explains what it means for country's future and regional stability.