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As she celebrates her 30th year in country music, Lisa Brokop is grateful to still be doing what she loves. It’s that winning combination of gratitude, youthful exuberance and seasoned wisdom that inform Brokop’s new album "Who’s Gonna Fill Their Heels?" The mesmerizing lead single, “Come Back Bobbie Gentry,” written by Brokop and her singer/songwriter husband, Paul Jefferson, sets the tone for Brokop’s new collection. Buoyed by the Canadian songbird’s rich, smoky vocals and insightful writing, the song heralds the return of the award-winning artist. Though it has been nearly a decade since Brokop released an album, she hasn’t been resting her laurels. Brokop, who has won three consecutive Independent Female Artist of the Year Awards from the Canadian Country Music Association, has been busy on the road celebrating the talented women who built the country genre with The Legendary Ladies of Country Music show and also paying homage to one of her beloved heroes with The Patsy Cline Project.  Her new album is both a celebration of the traditional music that shaped her as an artist and cutting-edge originals that embody her new creative direction.

She is undeniably one of the most eloquently emotive vocalists of modern times. Lorrie Morgan, the first woman in her genre to begin her career with three consecutive Platinum albums, recently completed a new album with award-winning producer Richard Landis. Dead Girl Walking (Cleopatra Records) is sure to be yet another collection showcasing the rainbow of emotions, from darkest heartache to bright, shiny humor, that is the hallmark of Morgan’s range. Morgan is known for her lustrous vocal phrasing and the down-to-earth believability of her torchy performances. She is a peerless song interpreter, drawing from a deep personal well that spans enormous tenderness to cheeky hutzpah. Whether covering a classic or sharing one of her own songs, Morgan is truly a song stylist in the grandest tradition.

LoveSong's roots go back to a time in the mid to late 1960s when musician friends were gathering at Chuck Girard's house in Pasadena, CA for Bible studies and jam sessions. Jay Truax was among those friends living in the house with Chuck. Jay and Chuck first met while playing in separate bands at Gold Street, a teen club in Orange County California. They eventually met fellow musicians Denny Correll, Bobby Guidotti, Larry Brittain, Jesse Johnston, and John Mehler. This connection would come to form the nucleus of the pre-Christian group “LoveSong”. Burned out with the materialistic world, most of them were on a spiritual quest which included the use of drugs, the embrace of eastern religions, reading of the Bible, and eventually assimilated them into the counter culture of the day.Their search for truth brought some of them to Hawaii where they thought the New Jerusalem which they had read about in the Bible would be established. 

After trying to "live off the land", and believing they might be the biblical disciples reincarnated, they grew tired of waiting for the new Millennium and Chuck, Jay, and Denny return to the mainland. Jay went to Salt Lake City, UT, and along with drummer John Mehler formed the group Spirit of Creation.  During this time Correll and Girard formed a new band in Southern California. Girard recalled a bandmate from years earlier saying that a great name for a band would be The Love Song. After dropping the word “the” – LoveSong was named. After a short but successful stint with Spirit of Creation, John and Jay joined Chuck and Denny and LoveSong. In the early stages, LoveSong played in clubs preaching Jesus, peace, love, and the use of LSD as a way of finding God. 

During this time, Tommy Coomes and Fred Field had been discharged from the army, and through a series of events ended up living communally in Laguna Beach with Jay and Chuck.  The whole Southern California area was alive and buzzing with spiritual awakening and rumors of hippies getting saved. Still on their search for truth, they were endlessly discussing doctrines of the Bible and getting stoned. After an invitation to Calvary Chapel and other encounters, they all accepted Jesus Christ. This series of events transformed LoveSong’s direction and roster. In February 1970 a couple of weeks after their conversions, Chuck, Jay, Tommy and Fred first played at Calvary Chapel, and LoveSong was reborn. Within a few months, John Mehler, who had also given his life to Christ, re-joined LoveSong. 

Toward the end of that first year, Fred Field left to form his own band, and Bob Wall was recruited and became LoveSong’s new lead guitarist. They had many firsts, one of them being the first Christian band to play at an amusement park. The first festival at Knott's Berry Farm in Southern California called the LoveSong Festival set a park record for attendance in a single day. LoveSong became a vital part of the "Jesus People Revival" of the 1970s with tours of the US and the Philippines where their song “A Love Song” went to #1 on the secular charts. Their ministry flourished amidst the swirl of national media attention from top record labels and interviews with magazines including Rolling Stone. 

In 1973, Bob Wall took a sabbatical to be with his family. Phil Keaggy, who was already in the nationally successful band Glass Harp, joined LoveSong for the remainder of the tour before LoveSong disbanded in 1974. One of the highlights of that year was the second LoveSong Festival at Knotts. The second-year attendance doubled, again setting new records. Disneyland would soon follow and the Jesus People Movement kept exploding. With Bob back on board, LoveSong reunited many times over the years including their 2010 – 2012 “Feel The Love” tour with Pastor Chuck Smith bringing their timeless music and message to a new generation. Whether you are revisiting an amazing era call the Jesus Movement or discovering the impact of this group for the first time, join LoveSong in experiencing God's love...and bring a friend. 

General Leroy Sisco is currently retired from the military, after completing a forty-two-year career in the Military. Prior to retirement, he commanded the TXSG and was Deputy Commander of the 49thArmored Division and Assistant Adjutant General of Texas over the M-Day force.  In his business and private community activities, he has received many awards for his support, performance, and dedication. He has several business interests from Texas Trophy Hunters TV Show, Ranching, Military Warriors Support Foundation (helping our Wounded Heroes with homes, jobs, activities, and scholarships) and is part owner of several other companies.

General Sisco is the CEO and Founder of Military Warriors Support Foundation, whose mission is to provide programs that offer specialized supportive services to our nation’s combat wounded heroes and gold star families.  They have proudly awarded over 900 mortgage free and gift tax free homes as well as over 130 payment free vehicles to Wounded Heroes and Gold Star Families in all 50 states.

In 2018, Mark Robinson made a speech at a city council meeting that changed his life. The video of that speech in Greensboro North Carolina has been viewed more than 200 million times online -- and it propelled Mark into politics. Just 2 years later, he was elected Lieutenant Governor of the state of North Carolina. He says, now, WE Are the Majority. That's the title of his brand new book. Don’t miss Mike Huckabee’s interview with Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson on "Huckabee."

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Allen West is a retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. He served Florida's 22nd District in Congress, and then served as Texas' GOP Chair. Now, he was born into an era of segregation, he was born in a blacks-only hospital, even. But his success story should be an inspiration to everyone. Two weeks ago, he TRIED to tell his story at the University of Buffalo - and had to be escorted off campus by police, as woke protesters mobbed the event. He's also joined The Patriot Academy as senior advisor. Its mission is to train and equip a new generation of Christians who engage with their communities through Biblical citizenship. 

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Luke Schneider is a Navy veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan who came back to Rockford, Illinois, and became a firefighter. He wanted to help other first responders who were injured, so he found a unique – and delicious – way to do it: COFFEE. He's been giving back in a big way and he joins "Huckabee" this weekend to explain how. Tune in this weekend and find out why he’s this week’s Huck’s Hero.

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Lunden Roberts is a mother, author, and financial officer from Batesville, AR. Her all-star basketball career culminated at Arkansas State University, where she was a McDonalds All-American Nominee shooting guard and studied criminal justice and psychology. Roberts went on to Washington, D.C. for the most prestigious CSI training in the country, where she met and began a relationship with Hunter Biden. She served as Biden’s executive assistant at Rosemont Seneca and other business entities, and now serves as the financial controller for her family-owned business, Rob Roberts Custom Gunworks. She is the mother of Navy, President Biden’s seventh grandchild, she is in the process of launching a new fashion line, and serves as an advocate for women in unplanned pregnancies.

Lyn Dillies is America’s premiere female illusionist. She's very passionate about getting people out to vote. To promote voting and her book, “Your Vote Is Magic,” she once made a live elephant and donkey appear out of thin air. She’s the worthy recipient of the Merlin Award for Female Magician of the Year.

Lyndsay worked as a Press Lead for the Mitt Romney presidential campaign. She went on to serve as Senior Director of Media Relations for Harbinger, organizing media relations for Pope Francis’s visit to the United States and the presidential debates. From there, Lyndsay was the Deputy Director of Communications and spokesperson for the Republican National Committee, overseeing the first ever digital media row. She then managed brand strategy and executive engagement for Google. 

Most recently, Lyndsay co-hosted Spicer & Co., an inside politics news show on Newsmax with former White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer. As co-host, Lyndsay interviewed top politicians and newsmakers on live breaking news. Together the duo became one of Newsmax’s highest rated shows. 

Lyndsay is the newest addition to the Centerpoint team at TBN.  Centerpoint airs weeknights on TBN and helps viewers understand the issues of the day, and how they impact you, your faith, and your world.