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.

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, an author and cultural commentator, and Brett Kunkle, a youth and education advocate, dive into the profound shifts reshaping our world. They discuss the transition from a Christian to a post-Christian society, the tension within evangelicalism, and the rise of progressive beliefs. Their conversation emphasizes the need for personal narratives in influencing culture, the essentials of a local church community, and the challenges of navigating ideology versus worldview. They also reflect on the impact of Augustine's 'Confessions' and celebrate the significance of music in spiritual life.

Join John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, and Dallas Jenkins, director of The Chosen, as they dive deep into the making of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever. Stonestreet addresses the erosion of trust in politics and shares insights into Advent children’s music. Jenkins reveals the humorous yet poignant journey of adapting the beloved book into film, highlighting its lessons on acceptance and the true spirit of Christmas. Together, they explore the intersection of faith and storytelling, making this discussion both heartfelt and engaging.

Join John Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, as he navigates the turbulent waters of faith and politics. He discusses the challenges Christians face during elections, comparing political discourse to wrestling theatrics. Stonestreet highlights the crisis of trust among youth and the impact of misinformation on voting. He explores the necessity of discernment in a post-truth era and warns against radical autonomy, emphasizing the need for shared values and moral foundations to guide our actions.