Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

A calm breakdown of the Insurrection Act and its historical uses from Washington to modern presidents. A legal case is made for invoking the Act to protect federal officers amid rising violence. Discussion of recent violence against ICE, sanctuary policy impacts, and how local actions shape federal responses. Short listener Q&A on faith, family, voting, housing, and everyday life lessons.

Ben Gillenwater, the Family IT Guy and cybersecurity expert focused on kids’ online safety, breaks down dangerous trends in children’s media. He highlights bottomless feeds, AI manipulations, grooming via chats, social media-driven addiction, and extortion risks. Practical tips include whitelist parenting, no bedroom devices, and guarding attention as a precious resource.

A tense protest at Cities Church highlights the clash between activists and worshippers. Allie dissects the emotional fallout for families caught in the chaos. She calls out media hypocrisy, particularly regarding Don Lemon's role in the disruption. The discussion extends to the misuse of empathy in political agendas and the legal implications of such protests. Additionally, Allie critiques interpretations of biblical teachings on social issues. It's a sobering reminder to uphold truth and resist selective compassion in a polarizing climate.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Frank Turek, a renowned Christian apologist, discusses the troubling division on the Right regarding Israel, asserting that Jew-hatred has no place in conservatism. Lucas Miles shares insights on the urgency for pastors to navigate cultural battles courageously against woke ideology, while Blake Neff reflects on the pain of conspiracy theories targeting Charlie Kirk's legacy. Together, they explore themes of truth, faith, and the call for revival amid societal challenges.

Join Chad O. Jackson, an independent filmmaker and researcher, as he dives into his challenging docuseries on Martin Luther King Jr. Discover the surprising evidence of MLK's rejection of core Christian beliefs and his ties to Marxist ideologies. Chad reveals how the civil rights movement was manipulated for political power and explores the darker aspects of MLK’s personal life, questioning the narrative of his nonviolent heroism. This engaging discussion asks whether King's legacy should redefine our understanding of faith and activism.

Harmeet Dhillon, a seasoned civil rights attorney and the former Assistant Attorney General for the Trump administration, dives into the dramatic shift within the DOJ's Civil Rights Division. She discusses how civil rights laws are now enforced for everyone, challenging past practices that favored select groups. Topics include protecting religious liberty, maintaining election integrity, and combating anti-Christian bias. Dhillon also touches on her passion for knitting, sharing tips for beginners amidst a serious yet engaging conversation.

Bryce Crawford, a bold street evangelist with a transformative story of faith, shares his journey from despair to confident gospel outreach. He offers insights on effective evangelism and the importance of planting seeds of faith. Joining him is Riley Gaines, a former collegiate athlete and passionate advocate for fairness in women’s sports. She discusses how motherhood has reshaped her worldview, intensified her advocacy, and fueled her courage to combat the challenges facing women's athletics today.

The podcast delves into the tragic story of Renee Good, exploring the media's portrayal of her as a martyr against ICE. It contrasts her activist background with the narrative around the incident, raising questions about selective outrage. Allie critiques the concept of toxic empathy, arguing it can cloud moral judgment and lead to misplaced priorities. The discussion also touches upon the effects of lawlessness, the need for effective immigration enforcement, and the implications of cultural narratives on justice and compassion.

Ron Simmons dives into the dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces, examining the legal justifications behind the operation. He highlights the hypocrisy of Democrats in light of their past statements on Venezuela. The discussion shifts to a controversial ICE shooting in Minnesota, analyzing the events and local political reactions. Ron also tackles the pressing issue of housing affordability, suggesting innovative solutions like using 401(k) funds for down payments. Finally, he answers listener questions, sharing wisdom on faith, politics, and family.

Tom Doyle, founder of Uncharted Ministries, shares incredible insights into the quiet Christian revolution unfolding among Muslims in the Middle East. He recounts astonishing testimonies of conversions in Iran, Gaza, and Syria, often sparked by dreams of Jesus. Tom discusses the power of secret churches and the resilience of believers amid persecution. He emphasizes the importance of building relationships and offers practical tips for engaging with Muslims. Amid turmoil, Tom highlights a story of redemption and hope that showcases the unstoppable work of faith.