Point of View Co-Host, Penna Dexter frequently sits in as guest host for Kerby Anderson. Her weekly commentaries air on the Bott Radio Network. Penna’s heart is in educating and encouraging Christian...

Dr. Brooke Jones is Founder & President of Stronger than Espresso, a non-profit serving communities since 2013. Stronger than Espresso exists so survivors can reclaim what abuse took away, through lif...

Dr. Brooke Jones is Founder & President of Stronger than Espresso, a non-profit serving communities since 2013. Stronger than Espresso exists so survivors can reclaim what abuse took away, through life-changing emotional healing, restoration and spiritual growth. Brooke, a survivor herself, knows the difficulty healing after trauma and finding freedom. Dr. Jones created the Stronger Women curriculum; a Biblical based course proven to help survivors find healing even years after abuse in their lives. Stronger than Espresso’s healing model certifies facilitators to lead the Stronger Women restorative support groups, incorporates art healing to transform trauma, and provides professional training on trauma healing and best practices responding to domestic violence for faith leaders and mental health professionals. Dr. Jones holds a Bachelors in Entrepreneurship, Masters in Education and a Doctorate in Theology, and lives out her passion and Kingdom calling everyday helping survivors heal after domestic violence and abuse through restorative and prevention programs.

Phylicia Masonheimer teaches Christian women how to apply faith to the realities of life. She is a blogger, podcast host, and speaker. Her writing focuses on overcoming sin and difficulty by the power...

Phylicia Masonheimer teaches Christian women how to apply faith to the realities of life. She is a blogger, podcast host, and speaker. Her writing focuses on overcoming sin and difficulty by the power of a maturing personal relationship with God. Phylicia lives in northern Michigan with her husband and children. Her latest book, Stop Calling Me Beautiful: Finding a Deeper Spirituality in a Shallow World, is now in stores nationwide.

Cathie Adams serves as the President of Texas Eagle Forum, the International Issues Chairman for Eagle Forum and on the board of the national Eagle Forum. She was elected Republican National Committee...

Cathie Adams serves as the President of Texas Eagle Forum, the International Issues Chairman for Eagle Forum and on the board of the national Eagle Forum. She was elected Republican National Committeewoman for Texas in 2008 and stepped down after being elected Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas from 2009-2010. She was named by Campaigns and Elections magazine’s August 2010 issue as one of the top 50 Republican influencers in Texas. Eagle Forum’s mission is to enable conservative and pro-family men and women to participate in the process of self-government and public policy-making so that America will continue to be a land of individual liberty, respect for family integrity, public and private virtue, and private enterprise. Cathie has been an election judge, a member of the district, state and national resolutions/platform committees; and a delegate to five Republican National Conventions. She has especially enjoyed serving on the Republican National Platform Committee in 2000, 2004 and 2008. Capitol Inside’s Texas Lobby Power Rankings (www.capitolinside.com) placed Cathie first on their list of lobbyists for cause from 2005 through 2009. “The Democratic insurgence hasn't pushed Texas Eagle Forum President Cathie Adams out of the number one spot on the list of people who lobby for causes. Adams, a veteran activist who was elected to the Republican National Committee last summer, commands the immediate attention of GOP lawmakers whenever her organization decides to turn up the grassroots pressure on conservative issues dear to its heart.” Most recently, Cathie has been observing the United Nations design a Green Climate Fund. As an observer of major UN conferences since 1995, Cathie enjoys telling about her experiences. She attended the Women’s Conference in Beijing, China; the Housing Summit in Istanbul, Turkey; the Food Summit in Rome, Italy; and a number of Climate Change meetings in Kyoto, Japan, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Bonn, Germany, The Hague, Netherlands, Poznan, Poland, Cancun, Mexico, Durban, South Africa, Doha, Qatar, Warsaw, Poland and Lima, Peru. When the International Criminal Court was created in Rome in 1998, Cathie attended the proceedings. She also attended the 2000 Millennium Summit in New York City, the Global Taxing Summit in Monterrey, Mexico, and the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, South Africa. She traveled to Hong Kong for a Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organization and to Paris, France for a UNESCO meeting. Cathie has been involved in other civic activities as well. She was a member of the Human Services Commission for the City of Dallas, and has testified before the State Board of Education as well as several Legislative committees in Austin, Texas. The news media frequently calls her for the “conservative” side of their reporting. Mrs. Cathie Adams is a full-time volunteer. She has been married to Dr. Homer Adams for 46 years and they have five grandchildren. Their son and daughter-in-law are both Texas A&M graduates.

Anne Schlafly Cori is Chairman of Eagle Forum and has served on Eagle Forum boards of directors since 2008. From 2012-16, Anne Cori was the regular guest host for “Eagle Forum Live”, a weekly radio...

Anne Schlafly Cori is Chairman of Eagle Forum and has served on Eagle Forum boards of directors since 2008. From 2012-16, Anne Cori was the regular guest host for “Eagle Forum Live”, a weekly radio show on the Bott Radio Network, and she hosted fifty programs. She has emceed several Eagle Forum events over the years, including Eagle Council and Collegians. Anne is the daughter of Phyllis Schlafly. She and her husband, Tom Cori, have hosted many candidate fundraisers in their home. Anne has a B.A. in history from Georgetown University.