Kirk Cameron

Whoever gets to tell the kids the bedtime stories, whoever sings them the lullabies at night, you're shaping the next generation's hearts and minds.

And so it's super important.

Well, I don't think that was a conscious thought.

I mean, I had been writing books with Brave Books, and so I was naturally the guy that was going to be at the center of the TV show that we wanted to make.

So, um...

I don't think that that was strategic on our part, selfishly.

I want to be the guy because, you know, I want to be in the show and it's what I want to do with my life.

But I do think that strong, faithful, character-filled, compassionate male figures are lacking in the media and that it is very good to have them modeling those qualities for children.

Well, thank you for being intrigued with the format of our new show, The Kirk Cameron Show.

There really wasn't any genius wisdom behind it.

We couldn't figure out what kind of format we wanted to do.

So I thought, well, I want daily inspiration.

Like, you know, I need help in a cup in the form of coffee every single morning, you know, or I don't get started.

One cup?

I'm a two cup guy with half and half.

Me too.

But just in terms of like hope and courage when you're being depressed and discouraged by all the news that you see every day, how do I attack the day with joy in my heart?

And I thought, let's do a morning inspirational session where I can help you to like root all your thoughts in truth and then inspire your faith and courage.

So that's Mondays.

Uh, and then on Wednesdays we have a dangerous conversation between me and my son who's 22.