John Stonestreet

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, joins Arsenio Orteza, a renowned music reviewer, to dive into the dehumanizing effects of AI in music. They discuss the rise of AI-generated bands and what it means for artistic authenticity. Orteza sheds light on the elusive songwriter David Ackles, whose poignant themes and theatrical style have been overlooked. Their conversation also explores the unpredictable nature of the English language and the cultural responsibilities of Christians today.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, and Kevin DeYoung, Senior Pastor at Christ Covenant Church, dive deep into America’s potential breaking point. They discuss how parents can help children process grief amidst national crises, alongside a reflection on shared humanity despite political divides. The conversation also touches on the troubling effects of graphic media on mental well-being and the necessity of prayer for healing and hope in challenging times. Insightful, heartfelt, and timely, their discourse encourages faith as a cornerstone during turmoil.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and host of Breakpoint, dives deep into the challenges faced by truth-tellers in today’s culture, discussing the backlash against outspoken critics of trans ideology. He reviews the film 'The Paper,' highlighting its comedic take on reviving local journalism. The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of 'The Office' spinoff, and includes listener feedback emphasizing the role of context in faith discussions. Expect insightful commentary on contemporary issues that matter!

Join John Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center and a prominent voice on faith and culture, as he tackles today's crisis of truth. He discusses the urgent call for Christians to engage with societal challenges and the implications of political actions, like Trump's defunding of public media. The conversation revolves around how media narratives shape public perception and the role of believers in upholding truth. Stonestreet also reveals insights about the upcoming documentary, Truth Rising, and encourages critical media consumption in a shifting cultural landscape.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and host of the Breakpoint podcast, dives deep into several thought-provoking topics. He explores the ethical dilemmas around genetic innovation, comparing embryo manipulation to modern eugenics. The global success of Asian folklore-inspired films, particularly 'Najat 2,' gets a spotlight as it breaks box office records. Additionally, Stonestreet pays tribute to Dr. James Dobson's influential career in advocating for family values and child psychology, celebrating his legacy in the evangelical community.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, offers insightful cultural commentary, particularly on the tragic Minneapolis Catholic school shooting and its implications for mental health and gun laws. He dives into the legacy of Spielberg's 'Jaws,' discussing its suspense and character dynamics while exploring the film's profound cultural impact. The conversation also engages with listener feedback, highlighting diverse perspectives on pressing issues like the war in Ukraine and education reform, making for a thought-provoking and timely dialogue.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and host of the Breakpoint Podcast, dives into the significance of political engagement and moral discourse in today's society. He discusses the new IRS policies that allow churches to engage politically, emphasizing the interplay of faith and politics. The conversation also covers a review of the latest Superman film, exploring themes of power and responsibility. Additionally, the cultural legacy of the penny is examined, reflecting on its status as a relic in modern transactions.

Join John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and cultural commentator, as he dives into crucial discussions on parental rights and the importance of biology in family dynamics. They explore the unique storytelling of the film 'Sketch,' which tackles childhood fears through art, revealing how creativity can help kids navigate grief and emotional challenges. Stonestreet also reflects on the resurgence of marriage rates, countering the declining narrative while emphasizing its role in children's well-being.

Guest John Stonestreet discusses cultural lies about sex with host Sean McDowell. Topics include challenging feelings-based decisions, purpose of sex in God's design, setting relationship boundaries, God's guidance in sexuality, misconceptions about sex fixing relationships, impact of sexual revolution on gender identity, and a library of videos on sexuality and identity by the Identity Project.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, discusses Title IX, public schools, women's sports, college protests, and cultural comparisons in today's society. Topics include challenges in women's sports, legislative impacts, LGBTQ representation in schools, and the complexities of activism and ideologies in modern culture.