John Stonestreet

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, discusses the cultural implications of the Hamas conflict, questioning prevailing views on human nature and ethics. He explores the decline in transgender identification among Gen Z and analyzes leaked chats revealing disconcerting trends in youth culture. Meanwhile, George Grant immerses listeners in Word Play, marveling at the richness of God’s creations, comparing modern insights to medieval bestiaries. Together, they delve into the intersection of faith, culture, and language.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and host of Breakpoint, discusses the recent FDA approval of generic mifepristone and its implications for pro-life advocates. He emphasizes the need for new strategies in response to the growing access to chemical abortion. Collin Garbarino, World's arts and culture editor, reviews Tron: Ares, highlighting its stunning visuals but criticizing its weak plot and lack of depth, particularly regarding themes of artificial intelligence. The conversation touches on significant cultural and ethical issues shaping today’s landscape.

John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center and host of the Breakpoint podcast, shares insights on Charlie Kirk's influence among young Christians. He discusses the challenges of navigating conflicting portrayals of faith while maintaining a public witness. The conversation also includes a review of the film The Senior, highlighting its moral framing, and a deep dive into the nuances between sympathy and empathy, exploring their cultural implications. It's a thought-provoking chat about faith, media, and community.

Join John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, as he dives into the hot topics of doctrinal clarity and the moral challenges posed by AI. Joseph Holmes reviews the faith-based comedy series The Promised Land, sharing insights on its balance of humor and reverence. Todd Vishen explores the history of English Bibles at the Dunham Bible Museum, illuminating fascinating translation and printing milestones. This conversation is a blend of cultural critique, entertainment review, and rich historical insight!

Join John Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center, and Collin Garbarino, arts and culture editor, as they delve into riveting discussions on cultural shifts in American churches. John shares insights on signs of revival, emphasizing the importance of Jesus' exaltation and doctrinal preaching. Meanwhile, Collin reviews Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie, blending live-action with animation, perfect for preschool audiences. Tune in for fascinating listener feedback, including thoughts on the impactful nature of forgiveness.

Join John Stonestreet, President of the Colson Center, and Colin Garbarino, the World's Arts and Culture editor, as they delve into today's cultural trends. They discuss the potential cooling of moral panics in America and analyze the film A House of Dynamite, which explores the dramatic tension of a missile threat. Stonestreet also critiques Jen Hatmaker's views on the body as authority, revealing intriguing implications. Listener feedback on international coverage rounds out this engaging discussion, providing insights into audience perspectives.

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 the rise of online antisemitism and its implications on youth morality. Colin Garbarino, Arts and Culture editor, reviews the film Nuremberg, addressing the complexities of human evil and justice. Meanwhile, field reporter Caleb Weldy shares vivid stories from Ukraine, highlighting the resilience of civilians living in wartime conditions. Together, they explore crucial topics about faith, history, and the human experience.

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.