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Sin City: Life in a Post-Christian America

This year’s “all ages” Seattle Pride Parade included something you don’t often see in public: adult men on bicycles wearing helmets but no pants—in front of children. This was shocking in and of itself but the more shocking thing is that no one complained. This is a battle for the hearts and minds of a new generation—and whether or not we win it will depend on how committed God’s people are to being salt and light.

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Strength In Our Weakness: What Really Is That?

The Bible talks about having strength in our weakness, but when it comes down to it, that is difficult to walk out. What does it really look like when we’re afraid, our jobs or family are threatened, our quiet family life is at risk? How do we step out of the boat when all we see are the storms coming? Let’s talk about it. It’s too important to miss.

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Mailbox Monday: A Collection Of What Do I Do? Questions

How can I disciple my granddaughter? | I’m busy at home with several small kids but I feel guilty that I don’t have time to serve at church. | I want to homeschool, but my husband isn’t on board. | Is a Buddhist blessing negative for my child? | A listener is a doctor and has a suggestion about handling mainstream medicine today. Lots of great questions today!

Stick around for Happy Hour where we’re talking more about homeschool curriculum, non-woke companies and brands you can support, Sunday School Curriculum, Christians sending kids to Public School, YouTube comments, and more.

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Christianity and Politics: Now is the Time for Both

“Christianity and politics don’t mix.” We’ve heard this false narrative from our elected officials and from our pulpits for generations. The result of this misguided approach is obvious: Politics is now a stronghold of “spiritual forces of evil in heavenly places.” We can’t see when angels and demons are battling against each other—if we did it would absolutely change our posture toward prayer and we would take our place on the battlefield. Our Constitution was written for moral people. The church at large absolutely must take part in our civic process. If not Christians, who do you think is representing a Biblical Worldview?

Two Kingdoms: But we can be sure that both spiritual powers are at work consistently. One marches to God’s orders and the other follows Satan’s command.

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Discuss Abortion From A Position Of Strength with Mark Spence

Many of us are intimidated when it comes to discussing abortion. Even though we know why we believe what we believe, we have a hard time articulating it to our opposition. We need to reframe the discussion as it is an issue that is now in the purview of the state governments. Mark Spence is here to help us be confident in our discussions on this critical issue.
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How Does The Safety Of Israel Affect Us In America? With Brigadier-General Amir Avivi

We are seeing the results of a rising generation who has not been taught truth in our national history and is now finding it difficult to fight for our nation. Brigadier-General Amir Avivi is joining me today to share his experience as a Battalion Commander and what he did to inspire his soldiers to have a desire to serve and protect Israel. His grassroots movement and think tank is mobilizing soldiers and educating the young generation to make a difference.

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