Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Judd Saul, founder of Equipping the Persecuted, shines a light on the horrifying Christian genocide in Nigeria, where radical Fulani militants systematically target Christians. He reveals the alarming patterns of violence, government complicity, and the sinister funding sources for these attacks. Amid despair, hope emerges as both Donald Trump and Nicki Minaj advocate for global attention and action. Judd emphasizes the courage of Nigerian Christians who continue to persevere and share their faith, urging listeners to pray and support their persecuted brothers and sisters.

Dive into a controversial discussion connecting pornography, transgenderism, and political violence. Explore how dark obsessions online, including furry fetishes, may radicalize individuals. Allie challenges the normalization of these identities, framing them as a battle against cultural and spiritual delusions. The link between sexual deviancy and violent incidents raises urgent questions about societal values and mental health. Engaging and provocative, this conversation calls for awareness and a reclaiming of traditional beliefs.

The podcast reveals Texas’ alarming rebranding of a Muslim enclave, highlighting concerns about creeping Sharia law. It contrasts this with Christianity’s peaceful message, urging resistance. The 10-year anniversary of the Bataclan Massacre is remembered, linking events to current immigration debates. A surge in Christian music is noted, featuring artists like Forrest Frank and Brandon Lake. Additionally, Kelsea Ballerini's new single resonates with women's experiences, while discussions on shifting marriage priorities expose generational divides.

Dr. Frank Turek, a Christian apologist and author, shares his insights on the violent UC Berkeley protests targeting a Turning Point USA event. He critiques the concept of 'tolerance' among protesters, discusses the biblical role of government in protecting the innocent, and defends the death penalty with compelling logic. Frank addresses controversial theories surrounding Charlie Kirk's death, urging listeners to focus on truth. He emphasizes the importance of mentorship and grapples with personal grief while inspiring a commitment to Gospel-centered conversations.

The discussion dives into the viral claims made by Candace Owens regarding Charlie Kirk's murder. Emphasizing biblical discernment, the host champions evidence over gossip and explores truth-seeking through scripture. The episode sheds light on the implications of careless accusations, calling for justice while protecting reputations. Allie also highlights ways to support vulnerable mothers and children, urging listeners to prioritize facts and honor Charlie Kirk's legacy.

U.S. Congressman Craig Goldman, a Texas political figure and former state legislator, joins Ron Simmons to dive into the recent government shutdown. They clarify how Democrats once supported the same bill they're now opposing and discuss a proposed measure to halt Congressional pay during shutdowns. Shifting gears, they analyze recent election outcomes in Virginia, New Jersey, and New York City, highlighting how these results could galvanize Republican support for the 2026 midterms. Ron also answers listener questions on family, finances, and parenting.

In a compelling conversation, Nick Freitas—a former Green Beret and Virginia delegate—addresses the crisis of biblical masculinity in today’s culture. He critiques weak church leadership and highlights how many young men are drawn to influencers like Andrew Tate due to a lack of strong role models. Nick emphasizes the need for sacrificial strength in Christian manhood and shares valuable insights on raising both sons and daughters with love, truth, and a commitment to God’s design for family.

In a bold discussion, Allie tackles the feminist label thrown at her while affirming biblical roles for women. She argues for prioritizing home life, marriage submission, and active church service. The conversation shines a spotlight on Elizabeth Eddy's fight for female-only sports, emphasizing the need to keep trans ideology out. Allie encourages women to engage in culture while rooted in scripture, promoting a vision of fearless faith and the importance of self-control in the face of criticism.

The discussion dives into the hypocrisy of SNAP benefits and critiques the government's role in aid. It emphasizes a biblical perspective on charity versus welfare dependency. Allie brings attention to the rising socialist agenda of Zohran Mamdani, highlighting its potential threats to American freedom. The podcast also tackles the necessity of work, tying it to dignity and spiritual health, while encouraging Christians to embrace truth over socialism. Lastly, there's a strong call to reclaim charity as a church-led initiative.

In this engaging conversation, Dr. Greg Gifford, a biblical counselor and professor, challenges common misconceptions in secular psychology surrounding depression and ADHD. He emphasizes the distinction between the mind and brain, arguing that self-focused therapy may worsen issues. Greg advises relying on Scripture for true healing and explains how cultural influences shape perceptions of mental illness. He also critiques symptom-based diagnostics and advocates for seeking trained biblical counselors to navigate mental health issues.