Welcome to Point of View with host Kerby Anderson. During the first hour, he welcomes William Federer, who has a book to share, Silence Equals Consent. They will discuss how saying nothing about evil is really tacit agreement. In the second hour, Kerby speaks with John Smithbaker about the job of fathers and how father’s actions affect history. John is the founder of Fathers in the Field.
To close out the show, Kerby has a great line-up of articles to help us better understand the world around us. It promises to be another exceptional show. Please call or contact us with your perspective, call 800-351-1212 or you can post a comment or question on Facebook at facebook.com/pointofviewradio.
Fifth of eleven children, William J. Federer grew up in St, Louis, Missouri. He studied at the University of Dallas from 1976-1978, in Rome, Italy in 1978, and graduated with a degree in Business from St. Louis University in 1980. Bill is a husband and father, married to his wife Susie since May 2, 1981.
A former Congressional Candidate, Bill is an original signer of the Manhattan Declaration, has served on numerous advisory boards and has worked in real estate, oil & gas, and religious organizations. He has been featured on The 700 Club, Fox, Newsmax, OAN, Washington Times, and many, many more.
God is touching countless lives through Bill’s tremendous research, study, speaking engagements, writings and books, through TV and radio, to share how the Gospel of Jesus Christ has transformed lives throughout the centuries and how the Christian faith has made a huge impact throughout history, in countless individuals lives, in America’s founding and the world.
Before entering full-time ministry, Smithbaker served for 15 years as president and CEO of Brunton Outdoor Group, a leading manufacturer of outdoor adventure products. In 2005, Smithbaker launched the Fathers in the Field ministry to share God’s abiding love with fatherless boys through mentorship with godly men in their local church. His desire is to be a catalyst for the Kingdom by “defending the cause of the fatherless,” pointing others to the Heavenly Father’s eternal power, forgiveness and faithfulness.
Smithbaker is the author of “Man Enough to Forgive: Healing the Wounds of Fatherhood Abandonment” and “The Great American Rescue Mission: Reaching and Healing the Fatherless,” which clearly makes the connection between the destruction of families, the eroding roles of men in the home, and the ills of American culture – and charts a path to restoration by coming alongside the wounded fatherlessness
across the country.
He is happily married to his wife, Tracey, and together they have three adult children.