CrossPolitic Show

The Final 10 Things You Should Have Done 20 Years Ago | Crosspolitic In this episode, we continue our list of 20 things you should have done two decades ago, covering everything from local politics to raising kids, from avoiding business temptresses to creating Christian think tanks. Whether you're 19 (born in 2005 - yeah, that hits different) or 40-something looking at the next 20 years, this conversation will challenge how you think about time, investment, and building for the future. Remember: You are the man creation has been waiting for. You're loaded with capital - your hands, your mind, your time. Start turning a profit with what God has given you. Fight Laugh Feast 2025 Conference (October 16-18, Nashville) - Register HERE: https://flfnetwork.com This is the full PDF of the list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10BKnxWGZlBbFVNkcQRxEU1mQap2ktQWl7rwzqeBDENI/edit?tab=t.0

Some parts of America might be even more pagan than Christians think, and New York City is a great example of this. Today, the guys on CrossPolitic talk about the recent political victory of Zohran Mamdani in New York City. Mamdani is a socialist Muslim who is the Democratic nominee for the mayor of New York City this year. He wants to start government-run grocery stores, make bus rides fast and free, and raise the minimum wage to $30. Yikes. How did our country get here? In 2001, everyone would have been opposed to this. But now in 2025? We have forgotten the fire and smoke of the Twin Towers, our politicians want socialism, and our nation is flooded with idolatry. As Christians, what do we do next? Also, if you want your kids to thrive in this crazy world as godly men and women, you need to give them a solid, biblical education. This isn’t easy, but you’re not alone. We’ve decided to have our next conference on education so that you can prepare your kids to raise godly families, topple culture giants, and laugh at the darkness. Check out the Fight Laugh Feast Conference for this year at the link below! https://flfnetwork.com