Nicole Martin, Chief Impact Officer at Christianity Today, discusses how churches can help preserve endangered languages and cultures in NYC. Charlie Camosy, a Professor of Medical Humanities, delves into the complexities of 'pro-life 3.0' amid Trump's presidency, emphasizing inclusive strategies for supporting women and families. Tim Dalrymple, President of Christianity Today, explores the implications of artificial intelligence on faith and humanity, urging critical reflection on technology's rapid advancements.

Michael Wear, founder of the Center for Christianity and Public Life, shares insights on the 2024 presidential election results. Harvest Prude discusses voter turnout dynamics and the Democrats' disconnect with constituents. Justin Giboney emphasizes the need to address pressing issues like poverty and immigration. Nicole Martin and Marvin Olasky analyze the implications for democracy and the importance of civic education. They explore how character development in politics can influence future elections and foster community engagement.

Joining the discussion are Paul D. Miller, a political expert and former White House staffer, Nicole Martin, chief impact officer at Christianity Today, and Adam Kinzinger, a political commentator and former Congressman. They dive into the assassination of a Russian general, highlighting the contrast between patriotism and nationalism. Nicole sheds light on the rising antisemitism in Canada, while Adam brings insights on UFO sightings, pondering the impact of misinformation in today's media landscape. It's a riveting exploration of current events and their implications.