Megan Basham, an author focused on the influence of woke secular humanism in American churches, shares her insights on how these ideologies have infiltrated influential evangelical congregations. She discusses the impact of funding on church leaders and the seeker-sensitive movement's prioritization of comfort over core teachings. Basham emphasizes the need for critical assessment of church leadership while exploring the complexities of Christian nationalism and the challenges facing Protestant institutions. Her book "Shepherds for Sale" critiques the alignment of evangelical leaders with leftist ideologies.

Megan Basham, a culture reporter for the Daily Wire, dives into Kamala Harris's concession to Donald Trump and the media's reaction to the election outcomes. She discusses how legacy media clings to outdated narratives about Trump, despite his growing support. The conversation highlights the significant polling errors that misjudged Harris's performance, revealing shifts in voter sentiment across demographics. Basham also critiques the media's portrayal of the electoral landscape, exposing its impact on public perception and societal divides.

Adam Kinzinger, a former Congressman known for his outspoken views on political integrity, joins Esau McCaulley, a theologian tackling social issues, and Megan Basham, an author critiquing evangelical leadership corruption. They dive into the politics of division, exploring Kamala Harris's racial identity and its implications. Kinzinger reflects on the Republican Party's shift from spiritual to political concerns, questioning evangelical leaders' moral compromises. Meanwhile, Basham discusses her book on financial influences in the church, prompting a revealing critique of modern evangelicalism.

Join Academy Award-winning actor Jon Voight, Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham, and actor Dennis Quaid as they discuss the impact of their film on Ronald Reagan's legacy. Voight shares his insights on Hollywood's evolving politics and how Reagan's lessons resonate today. They delve into Reagan’s portrayal through a former KGB agent's eyes and the role of faith in his life. The conversation also touches on the challenges of contemporary film viewing experiences and the need for strong leadership in today's crises.

Megan Basham, a Claremont Institute Lincoln Fellow and Daily Wire Reporter, dives into her book 'Shepherds for Sale,' exposing how left-wing groups are influencing evangelical voting blocs. She discusses the troubling intertwining of progressive ideologies with faith, raising alarms about the future of dissent within Christianity. The conversation also highlights free speech threats emerging from Brazil’s government actions against platforms like Twitter. Is meme jail on the horizon? Join the intriguing exploration of faith, politics, and freedom!

Megan Basham, a culture reporter at The Daily Wire and author of 'Shepherds For Sale,' dives deep into the infiltration of Evangelical churches by leftist ideas. They discuss how progressive agendas are reshaping church doctrines and manipulating core Christian values. Basham critiques the reinterpretation of 'Love Your Neighbor' used to push liberal policies and the influence of global organizations on church leadership. The conversation also questions the balance between faith and ideology in a changing political landscape, addressing the challenges of maintaining doctrinal integrity.

Undergraduate education has been experiencing a “student slump.” Enrollment at universities and colleges across the country has declined by more than one million students in the past two years. But faith based schools are bucking the lower enrollment trend. For this episode of Morning Wire, we talk to Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham who explains the losses colleges have been facing and explores why so many religious schools have been able to avoid the student slump. Get the facts first on Morning Wire.Birch Gold: "No-Cost, No-Obligation FREE Information Kit Text “WIRE"" to 989898"

Conservatives in red states say proposals to restrain the transgender movement have also faced an uphill battle and often fail. In this episode of Morning Wire, Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham explains why trans activists have managed to find legislative success even in the red states. And why Republican lawmakers often go against the will of their own voters on social issues. Get the facts first on Morning Wire. Epic Will: "Get 10% OFF your Will! Use promo code 'WIRE' at EpicWill.com"

Megan Basham, an insightful author known for her critiques of contemporary Christian issues, joins the discussion on her book "Shepherds for Sale." The conversation dives into the complexities of evangelical discourse, addressing misrepresentations and the significance of context. They explore immigration dynamics within the Southern Baptist Convention, contrasting leadership views with member opinions. Basham's perspectives on faith and climate change highlight the need for constructive dialogue, while they also reflect on the intersection of politics and faith in religious communities.

Megan Basham, an author concerned with truthfulness and theology, joins Gavin Ortlund, a theologian dedicated to promoting theological depth. They dive into the controversies surrounding Basham's book, particularly its claims about truth and theological triage. The conversation shifts to climate change, discussing the need for respectful dialogue within the church and the dangers of fundamentalism. Ortlund emphasizes the importance of honest conversations around critical issues, highlighting the church's role in navigating truth and controversy.