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Today, we sit down with Lila Rose, founder of Live Action, to discuss her perspectives on family, faith, and doctrine. We explore her insights on discerning when to have more children, navigating the emotional and spiritual challenges of motherhood, and the Catholic teachings on fertility and IVF. Lila shares her views as a Catholic on the pope, baptism, and the role of Mary, and Allie gives her thoughts from a protestant perspective.

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Today, we’re unpacking the progressive shift at Baylor University, a prominent Baptist institution in Waco, Texas, and its recent acceptance of an almost $700,000 grant from the Eula Mae and John Baugh Foundation. We explore how this funding, aimed at fostering "LGBTQ inclusion" in churches, signals a broader leftward drift at Baylor, despite its historical ties to Baptist values. We’ll dive into the grant’s purpose and its implications for biblical fidelity, and the university’s embrace of progressive ideologies like standpoint epistemology and DEI initiatives. We’ll also examine Baylor’s ties to the Baptist General Convention of Texas, it...

Today, we delve into the tragic flash floods that struck Central Texas, particularly Kerrville, where the Guadalupe River surged, claiming at least 82 lives, including many campers and counselors from Camp Mystic, a Christian girls’ camp. We explore the devastating impact on families, the heroic sacrifices of rescuers, and the ongoing recovery efforts. We also address the politicization of the tragedy, debunking claims blaming budget cuts or climate change, and confront hateful social media narratives targeting the victims. Finally, we tackle the theological questions surrounding suffering and loss, offering a Christian perspective on finding hope and purpose amid such heartbreak.

Today, we're diving into the theological debate surrounding infant baptism, exploring the perspectives of paedobaptism versus credobaptism. We examine the arguments for infant baptism, practiced by Catholics and some Protestants (such as Presbyterians), and the Catholic belief that it washes away original sin. We also unpack the credobaptist position, held by Baptists and many non-denominational churches, which emphasizes believers' baptism as an outward sign of inward faith, rooted in New Testament examples like Jesus' immersion baptism. We’ll look at key scriptures, historical church practices, and the reasoning behind both views and give our thoughts on what we believe to...

Today, we're looking at New York Times columnist David French's apparent shift on "transgender" issues, as he's seemed to change his tune on preferred pronouns and how this relates to Christianity. We explore how this change undermines his claims of principled conservatism and examine the case of Brian Riedl, a Manhattan Institute fellow now identifying as Jessica, whose claims of having a "female brain" lack scientific backing. We also tackle the debate over birthright citizenship, unpacking the Supreme Court's recent ruling on Trump's executive order, and how birth tourism and chain migration are reasons we should consider doing away...

Today, we explore the question: What is Israel from a Christian perspective? We break down the distinct and unified views within Christianity, and we examine what scripture says about Israel’s role in prophecy and modern geopolitics. Plus, we share insights from a viral exchange between Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Tucker Carlson on Israel and discuss why Christians aren’t necessarily obligated to support Israel militarily but should still find value in its alliance and pray for the salvation of those who live there.

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On this Wellness Wednesday, we sit down with Bethany McDaniel, founder of Primally Pure, to discuss her journey to building a thriving non-toxic skincare brand rooted in regenerative farming. We explore how her family’s farm, Primal Pastures, inspired her to create effective natural deodorants and other products like beef tallow-based balms and zinc oxide sunscreens, challenging conventional beauty norms. Bethany shares insights on the toxicity of common skincare ingredients, the importance of mindful sun exposure, and balancing entrepreneurship with motherhood. She also reflects on how her faith guides her business, the power of creation-based wellness, and navigating controversy wit...

Today, we sit down with Matthew Barnett, founder of the Dream Center in Los Angeles, to discuss his journey from a reluctant young pastor to a transformative force in one of America’s toughest urban landscapes. We explore how the Dream Center provides hope and healing to over 700 residents daily, tackling issues like homelessness, addiction, and human trafficking through Christian programs. Matthew shares insights on the spiritual and practical challenges of serving the vulnerable, the impact of Gavin Newsom's bad policies, and the power of forgiveness in personal transformation. He also reflects on navigating spiritual warfare, drawing inspiration from Ne...

Today, we sit down with journalist Jessica Reed Kraus of House Inhabit to discuss her journey from mom blogger to influential media figure. We explore her in-depth coverage of high-profile stories like the Britney Spears conservatorship and the RFK Jr. presidential campaign, delving into the challenges of reporting truth while navigating personal relationships. Jessica shares her insights on the evolving media landscape, the emotional toll of tackling dark stories, and the impact of online criticism. She also opens up about her spiritual journey, reflecting on her growing curiosity about faith and the Bible, and how she aims to inspire...

Today, we sit down with Naomi Epps Best, a graduate student at Santa Clara University studying family and marriage counseling, who recently exposed the shocking curriculum in her required human sexuality course. Naomi shares her disturbing experience of being required to engage with erotica, pornographic content, and a sexual autobiography assignment. She reveals how her Christian faith led her to challenge this ideological capture in therapy education, culminating in a Wall Street Journal op-ed where she blew the whistle on her program. Then, she got fired. We discuss the university’s response, the crisis in the mental health profession, an...

In today's episode, we're sitting down with Jennifer Lahl, founder of the Center for Bioethics and Culture Network, to discuss how she founded the CBC coming from her background in the medical field. We also talk about the risks of IVF to both women and babies, and the disturbing trend of professionals in the fertility industry saying that intercourse would be for fun while all babies would be born via artificial reproductive technologies. And what is the best method to persuade others to see the harm that IVF perpetuates?

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Today, we sit down with Christian content creator April Chapman to discuss her journey from the prosperity gospel to a biblically grounded faith, her path to healing after abortions, and how she navigates racial and political divides as a believer. April shares about her upbringing in New York City, her exposure to the prosperity gospel at a megachurch, and the transformative moment she encountered the true gospel. She opens up about the pain of her past abortions and how she confronted her sin and found healing through God’s grace. We also explore her rejection of "racial reconciliation" narratives th...

Today we're joined by author Abigail Shrier to discuss her newest book, "Bad Therapy: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up." She dives into the unknown dangers of therapy for children, the differences between worry and anxiety, depression, and sadness and why therapy is different for adults. She also explains the dark motives that fuel some therapists and inevitably cause harm to the family unit as a whole. We discuss whether gentle parenting is a valid parenting style and the dangers of manipulative empathy. Abigail answers a few of the most pressing questions about mental health, such as: Is therapy...

Today, guest host (and Allie’s dad!) Ron Simmons dives into America’s economic wins, Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill, and more. We discuss inflation dropping, egg prices falling, Trump’s China tariff deal, and what’s actually in the bill. We also discuss the ongoing L.A. riots, and Ron shares Father’s Day advice from listeners.

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Today, we sit down with naturopathic doctor Lara Briden to discuss all things women's health. We talk about the different phases of a woman's menstrual cycle and why hormonal birth control doesn't actually "regulate the period" despite what doctors may say. Dr. Briden also tells us about the difference between artificial hormones and the natural ones produced during a woman's cycle and just how dangerous these artificial hormones can be. And she shares some tips for women struggling with period pain or irregular cycles and what they can do to improve their health.

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Today, we're taking a break from some of the heavier stuff we've discussed recently and are reacting to some of the recent videos producer Bri has been saving up for such an occasion. Unfortunately, there are still fake babies, this time with Disney adults. And why is there a "trans" flag hanging on El Capitan in Yosemite?! But luckily, there are some happy things, too, like young kids sharing Jesus with Mickey Mouse and commanding bugs to leave the garden in the name of Jesus.

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Today, we’re joined by Jenn Nizza, a former psychic who turned away from the occult and is now sharing the truth of the gospel and the dangers of New Age beliefs. Jenn shares her story of becoming a psychic, learning to read tarot cards, and beginning a career giving “readings” to people. We discuss the deception of New Age beliefs and why people are so unaware of demonic influence. Jenn shares her testimony of calling out to Jesus in desperation and deciding to put her faith in him and turn away from her career as a psychic. She also s...

Today, we're discussing the Trump administration's reversal of a Biden-era policy regarding hospitals being required to perform emergency abortions. We get into the law itself and what changed, and more importantly, what didn't. Spoiler alert: Hospitals can still perform emergency care on pregnant women — they just can't intentionally kill babies. And to the surprise of nobody with eyes, Olympic gold medalist boxer Imane Khelif was proven to be male, according to a leaked medical report. Not only that but a high school girl in California was forced to share the podium with a "transgender" competitor. Lastly, we debut a ne...

Today, we're talking about the controversial Innocence Project and how it has been undermining true justice in the interest of social justice. We go over the horrifying crimes of Robert Roberson and the Innocence Project's claims that he was wrongfully convicted of the murder of his daughter, Nikki Curtis. We also dive into other cases the Innocence Project has championed in its effort to abolish the death penalty altogether, regardless of the overwhelming evidence against the convicted individuals. The truly innocent victims deserve better than the Innocence Project defending those who hurt them. We cover the tactics the Innocence Pr...

Today, we're discussing the tragic attack in Boulder, Colorado, over the weekend, when a pro-Palestine man allegedly threw Molotov cocktails at elderly Jewish protesters, including a Holocaust survivor. We get into the details of the attack, and while the FBI is calling this a terrorist attack, Boulder Police seem to be hesitant to ascribe a motive yet. And why is the media calling the suspect, an Egyptian national who is here illegally, a "white man"? We also talk about Adriana Smith, a Georgia woman being kept alive even after being declared brain-dead because she is pregnant with a baby b...

Happy Noahic Covenant Month! Despite what the world says the rainbow represents, we know that it's a sign of God's promise to never flood the earth again, and for that, we're grateful. But wait, why do some conservative voices appear to be defending journalist Glenn Greenwald's degenerate sexual behavior in a recent leaked video? We go over the scandal and offer a more grounded, biblical response to the situation. And there is still some good news: A recent Gallup poll shows that Republican support for "same-sex marriage" is at a historic 30-year low! Even when it seems like the w...

In today's episode, we sit down with Clare Morell, author and fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, to discuss the overwhelming negative effects that screens are having on our children. Clare explains the difference between passive and active screens, and how while one is worse than the other, neither can really be called "good" for children. She even goes so far as to argue that the proper amount of screen time for children is none at all! And while we know “CoComelon” is frying babies' brains, is it actually worse than we thought?

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Today, we're going over the recent "Jubilee" debate between Jordan Peterson and 20 atheists. We go over Peterson's arguments and offer some biblical answers to the atheists' arguments. We go over some of Peterson's great answers and give a grounded, Christian response to his not-so-great responses. But why would "Jubilee" initially title the video "1 Christian vs 20 Atheists," only to change it to "Jordan Peterson vs 20 Atheists" later? And was this really a good debate for Jordan Peterson?

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Today, we're discussing Phil Robertson's impact on the conservative movement and reflecting on some of our favorite moments with him as we rejoice that he is with the Lord. Our prayers are with the whole Robertson family. Later, we get into some lighthearted pop culture news, like Demi Lovato's wedding this past weekend, where she looked absolutely stunning! It was a far cry from her "nonbinary" era. And two more Hollywood elites are talking positively about motherhood in recent interviews, which we love to see. And Allie shares some notes from her recent vacation to Hawaii, including joy at...

In today's episode, we sit down with Elliston Berry, a teen whose classmate shared AI-generated nude deepfakes of her and seven other girls, and her mother, Anna, to discuss the events leading up to the now-signed Take It Down Act. Elliston shares her story with us and tells us how she learned of the images and how the student sharing them was eventually caught. She and her mom also tell us about how Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) wrote the Take It Down Act, which passed both the House and the Senate with near-unanimous support. And Anna shares valuable wisdom...

In today's installment of our Wellness Wednesday series, we talk with Dr. Daniel Amen, psychiatrist and and founder of Amen Clinics, about ADHD and mental illness treatments in the United States. He tells us about the seven different types of ADHD that he has seen in his clinics as well as some of the potential causes and treatments beyond medication that are available. And are young boys being over-medicalized just for being rambunctious boys, or is there a real rise in ADHD diagnoses? Lastly, we pick Dr. Amen's brain, no pun intended, on marijuana and mushroom use in adolescents...

Today, we sit down with author and Daily Wire host Andrew Klavan to discuss his new book, "The Kingdom of Cain: Finding God in the Literature of Darkness." We talk about the nature of evil in this world and how God uses even the most heinous acts to point back to Him and His goodness. We also discuss the popularity of the true crime genre, particularly among women, and explore why people are drawn to such darkness. Andrew also shares a bit of his testimony with us and how he seeks to glorify God even through the writing of...

In today's very exciting episode, we sit down with Shane & Shane, a Christian contemporary music duo, to hear their testimonies of how they came to faith, despite not being raised in Christian homes or growing up as Christians. They also tell us about how they started making worship music together, starting with simply singing the Psalms. We also talk about the power of worship music and its ability to bring us from despair into the joy of the Lord. And Shane & Shane treat us to a brief worship session and devotional, so be sure to stick around until the...

In today's episode, we're discussing the very recent, sad scandal involving Josh Buice, G3 Ministries' now-former president. According to G3, Josh had been using anonymous X accounts and Substacks in order to slander other Christians, pastors, and even his fellow elders at Pray's Mill Baptist Church. We go over some of the alleged accounts he used as well as G3's response in canceling its annual conference. In some happier news, Wes Huff was able to share the gospel with another comedian podcast host, and Joe Rogan appears to be more open to believing in Jesus!

Today, we're chatting with Dr. Adam Urato, a fetal and maternal medicine specialist, to discuss the lack of informed consent given to pregnant women concerning certain medications they're taking, namely SSRI antidepressants. Dr. Urato tells us about the crucial role serotonin plays in fetal development and the negative effects that SSRI use in pregnancy can have on an unborn baby. We also discuss the increase in medical interventions in pregnancy in recent decades and how these interventions may not be as positive as they seem. And is the pharmaceutical industry to blame for doctors' lack of concern over SSRI...

Today, we have Allie's dad, Ron Simmons, here to break down the ongoing tariffs with China and other countries and to bring some sense to what's happening with Trump's trade deals. We also talk about the Trump administration bringing refugees over from South Africa, despite the Left's outrage over the deportations of illegal migrants. But will these weekend victories help Trump's approval ratings? And while certain state bills are stalled or on the floor, Ron shares some valuable advice and recommendations for voters who wish to talk to their representatives about their concerns.

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In today's episode, we're discussing the Trump administration's insistence on remaining on the wrong side of the abortion debate with its defense of allowing the abortion pill to be accessible online and via mail. We go over the DOJ's flimsy arguments, especially in light of a recent study that showed the abortion pill is far more deadly than the FDA previously advertised. We also discuss a recent undercover investigation by Live Action that showed Planned Parenthood's willingness to give "cross-sex hormones" to minors without parental consent. Later, we sit down with Abby Johnson to talk about the recent bill...

Today, we're talking about a crunchy mom influencer, known as "Rose Uncharted" on Instagram, who recently deconstructed from Christianity and started sharing New Age ideas and beliefs. This is not to shame her but rather to draw attention to the false teachings and bad theologies that can influence even the most scrupulous people. We go over her past posts about motherhood and health and detail how she slowly spiraled into the unbiblical idea of a "Christ consciousness." Of course, this idea has been around for decades, but that doesn't stop people from claiming that it's a new idea. And...

Today, we're sitting down with our friend Michael Knowles of the Daily Wire to talk about all things Catholicism. He explains the current papal conclave and the process to elect a new pope, and he breaks down the most likely candidates for the position. We also talk about the controversy online surrounding the recent post by President Trump of an AI-generated image of himself as the pope. True to form, the Left just couldn't resist being hypocrites about it. And we discuss a recent state law that would require Catholic priests to break the sacrament of confession and what...

Today, we're answering a question posed by a recent viral video: Do stay-at-home mothers need to be intellectually stimulating? Or is this idea just rooted in girlboss feminism? We share some insight and also give some tips on how to answer your kids' hard theological questions. And Christianity Today editor in chief Russell Moore is back with another article about toxic empathy, but he still fails to square it with Christian morality. Lastly, the Met Gala is also back with outfits galore, some classy, others not so much, and we're rating the best and worst looks of the night. 

In today's episode, we sit down with independent investigative journalist Edwin Dorsey to discuss his recent, disturbing investigation into KinderCare, one of the nation's largest day-care providers. Edwin tells us about how he unearthed evidence of horrible child abuse and neglect, including children escaping day-care centers, staff abandoning children after hours, and one tragic instance of a toddler overdosing on cocaine found in a worker's backpack. And horribly, our tax dollars are funding these day-care centers. We also discuss a similar investigation Edwin published years ago about child-care provider Care.com, where he uncovered that the platform was lying a...

Today, we cover a recent disturbing exposé by the Wall Street Journal showing that Facebook's Meta AI can have explicit conversations with minor user accounts. We go over the lack of reasonable guardrails and talk about how this was allowed to happen in the first place. The internet is already dangerous enough for young children to navigate; we don't need AI chatbots making it worse. And does Mark Zuckerberg want people to use these chatbots as a replacement for friends? Later, we discuss Beyoncé's new Cowboy Carter tour, where she criticized America ... by performing the national anthem.

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Today, we sit down with investigative journalist and author David Zweig to discuss his new book, "An Abundance of Caution: American Schools, the Virus, and a Story of Bad Decisions," and how the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 and subsequent closing of schools had lasting effects on an entire generation of children. David tells us about his investigative reporting in the early days of the pandemic and how he came to realize that the mainstream media and the "experts" were lying about almost everything. We also talk about how school closures did almost nothing to slow the spread of the virus...

Today, we discuss Trump's proposal to give a $5,000 "baby bonus" to new moms in order to reverse the depopulation crisis. But is this really the best way to address the low fertility rate, or is there a better option? And is the real problem actually the lack of families? Later, we have Phoenix, our Gen Z correspondent, back on to defend matcha lattes and discuss the recent Brian Stelter sighting, where he was barefoot on a train. And is Phoenix secretly a pit bull advocate?

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Today, we sit down with Christian speaker and writer Audrey Broggi to discuss just what it means to submit to and respect your husband as a faithful wife. We talk about the importance of trusting God in your relationship and what a woman should do when she might have difficulty submitting to her husband. Audrey encourages single women and young mothers to seek God in their relationships and to nurture their families as they are called.

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