Josh McPherson

Join Pastors Josh McPherson and Ryan Visconti as they tackle the impact of Charlie Kirk's assassination on church dynamics. McPherson shares insights on church health and the surge in attendance, while Visconti discusses the revival spirit and the need for courageous leadership. They explore the notion of martyrdom, emphasizing the importance of bold preaching and repentance. The conversation highlights how pastors can harness the current spiritual momentum and effectively guide seekers back to the faith, all while navigating cultural challenges.

Ryan Visconti, a pastoral leader, discusses revival and cultural engagement. Landon Schott shares insights from the memorial, highlighting moments of worship and forgiveness. Josh McPherson reflects on the gospel presentations and their national significance, while Russell Johnson analyzes cultural shifts in local churches. The conversation dives into the implications of 'Christian nationalism' and the importance of bold truth-telling in today's society, emphasizing a wave of spiritual hunger in congregations post-memorial.

Mark Driscoll, a seasoned pastor and author known for his insights on doctrine and revival, joins Josh McPherson, a church planting pastor passionate about revival ministry. They discuss how the recent martyrdom of Charlie has sparked spiritual revival in America, examining signs of renewed faith, local church growth, and the public’s hunger for God. They address the importance of pastoral leadership in this season, the role of forgiveness as a catalyst for change, and the intersection of faith and public life, urging churches to engage with current cultural issues.

"The Glenn Beck Program" welcomes Pastor Josh McPherson, who opposes lockdowns during the pandemic and believes in bringing biblical teachings into the 21st century. They discuss the church's role, government overreach, freedom of worship, and the importance of the Constitution in protecting individual rights.

In this discussion, Salena Zito, a national political reporter, shares insights into grassroots reactions among suburban Americans following Charlie Kirk's assassination, highlighting a significant political and faith awakening. Josh McPherson, lead pastor of Grace City Church, explores the burgeoning revival and concepts of martyrdom linked to Kirk's death. Comedian Michael Malice adds a twist by criticizing the left's outrage over Jimmy Kimmel's show suspension, prompting a deeper look into the evolving landscape of late-night comedy and its cultural impact.