Courtney Allen, a former kindergarten teacher, joins me today to share her story of being fired for refusing to comply with controversial curriculum and weekly testing mandates. She is exposing the inappropriate sexual indoctrination being pushed on young children in schools and the lack of support from other teachers. Courtney started Patriot Pre-K, a platform that provides age-appropriate curriculum and stories with morals and values. She is here to encourage parents to get off the bench!
I’m also answering a listener question about a family member getting engaged to a same sex partner from a grieving listener. Listen in!
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The statistics on kids raised by Christian parents falling away from the church are disheartening. I’m joined today by Lee Ann Mancini and we’re talking about the urgency of raising our children to follow Christ. How did we get to this point, and more importantly, what do we need to be doing differently?
Stick around for Happy Hour and we’re going to continue talking about her book, Raising Kids to Follow Christ and take a little bit of a dive into some practical advice for parents and other caregivers as they start to help build the spiritual foundation for their children.
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Today is Mailbox Monday and it is the day of the week where I get to answer listener questions. I love these days! We’ve got some tough ones today. We’re going to wade into some theologically deep water, such as why does God allow suffering, particularly as it relates to a little child? And there’s a mom who wrote in to me to say that she’s struggling with the emotion of shame as it relates to the gifts that God has given her. Should she stay home with her children? Should she go to work? Is she stewarding the gifts that God has given her? Listen in to hear these questions and more! Continue reading →
Today I’m talking about the difference between biblical justice and social justice. Justice and judgment are used interchangeably in the Old Testament. They are a part of God’s holiness but are delivered with grace and mercy. I’m joined by Jennifer Rivera from Answers in Genesis and we’re going to talk about forensic science and how that fits in a biblical worldview.
Stick around for Happy Hour where I’m talking about progressive Christianity and why it is so important that we know the word of God and that we can defend it.
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Today I am joined by Riley Gaines sharing her personal experience as a former female athlete competing against a transgender athlete. The injustice of allowing biological males to compete against biological females cannot be understated, and our young girls need us to fight for them. Riley has suggestions for parents and athletes when they are invited to competitions that allow transgender athletes to compete against biological females.
Stick around for Happy Hour where I’m discussing more about the transgender movement in schools and in our culture in general and what we can do practically to move the needle.
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Today is Mailbox Monday and we’re going to be talking about everything from Education Savings Accounts to prenuptial agreements. Whether or not we think it’s a good idea, let’s find out. Let’s see what the Bible has to say.
Stick around for our Happy Hour extended podcast where I’ll give a recap of the State of the Union address.
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My good friend Pastor Sam Sanden is here with me today and we are talking about cancel culture within the church and the effect it has on individuals and ministries, while underscoring the crucial role of grace, forgiveness, and restoration. We’re also discussing the significance of actively participating in culture and leveraging our influence for the glory of God, and we can not miss the opportunity to pray for our leaders and support their ministries.
If you stick around for Happy Hour, Sam and I are talking about challenges associated with ministry and Sam passionately shares his commitment to being a beacon of salt and light in the public sphere, urging fellow Christians to exercise their right to vote and even consider running for office. We’re also sharing resources available to churches navigating political involvement.
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