Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Join Wes Huff, a Christian apologist and Central Canada Director for Apologetics Canada, as he shares his incredible journey from paralysis to miraculous healing. He discusses growing up in a missionary family and the unique challenges of faith in a modern, secular context. Wes dives into his experiences on popular platforms, including his thought-provoking debate with Billy Carson that took a dramatic turn. He also answers pressing questions about apologetics, all while emphasizing the profound impact of his faith journey.

The Super Bowl sparked lively discussions about its ads, featuring both touching and cringe-worthy moments. The critique of the 'He Gets Us' campaign reveals concerns about its portrayal of Jesus's message. Meanwhile, some athletes boldly shared their faith on a grand stage, contrasted with Kendrick Lamar's controversial halftime performance. Lastly, the troubling teachings of Paula White, appointed by Trump to a significant faith role, highlight ongoing debates within Christian leadership.

Megan Basham, journalist and author of "Shepherds for Sale," discusses the troubling connections between Christian organizations and USAID funding. She questions the integrity of these organizations that accept government money to promote initiatives like overseas abortions. The conversation also touches on Trump's executive order protecting women’s sports and critiques the curriculum 'Be the Bridge' through a lens of critical race theory. Basham raises ethical concerns about the shifts in Christian values amidst political influences, prompting a broader dialogue on faith and funding.

In a riveting discussion, Allie's dad, Ron Simmons, shares his insights on Trump's tariffs, explaining how they serve the 'America First' agenda and their impact on trade relations with Canada and Mexico. He dives into the strategic use of tariffs for negotiating power. The conversation then shifts to Lily Collins' recent surrogacy announcement, sparking a debate about the ethical implications of reproductive technology and its effects on children. Ron emphasizes the importance of prioritizing children's well-being amid evolving cultural norms.

A deep dive into the closing of USAID reveals a shocking misuse of taxpayer dollars, including funding for DEI training abroad. The discussion unfolds around World Relief, shedding light on its controversial links to illegal immigration. The hosts then shift gears to the Grammys, sharing amusing insights into celebrity speeches and the most extravagant red carpet looks. With thought-provoking critiques on humanitarian aid and political hypocrisy sprinkled throughout, this conversation is both enlightening and entertaining!

Join Chelsey Painter Davis, host of "The Blind Mom Life Podcast," as she shares her incredible journey of parenting as a blind mother. She candidly discusses how hormonal birth control led to her vision loss and reflects on her fight against societal norms while pregnant. Chelsey also reveals her experience as an IVF survivor, touching on the emotional complexities of reproductive choices. With humor as her ally, she brings light to the experience of raising kids while navigating the unique challenges of blindness, inspiring listeners with her resilience.

A tragic collision between an American Airlines jet and a Black Hawk helicopter is discussed, highlighting the loss of lives and the emotional impact on families. The conversation shifts to JD Vance's thoughts on 'ordered loves' amidst immigration controversies, questioning the moral implications of the 'America First' stance. In lighter topics, they share breakup advice stemming from a viral reality TV moment and debate whether new moms are selfish for expecting gifts from registries.

Recent political shifts are highlighted, including Trump's executive order banning certain medical practices for transgender minors. The episode discusses Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Senate confirmation hearing, focusing on his views regarding vaccines and abortion. There's optimism for change in health policy, with a push to eliminate pharmaceutical ads. A legal win for pro-life activist David Daleiden brings encouraging news, signifying progress in advocacy. The importance of ethical considerations in healthcare choices and children's rights is passionately emphasized throughout.

Bevelyn Williams, a pro-life activist recently pardoned after her imprisonment for protesting at an abortion clinic, shares her powerful journey. She recounts her experiences in prison, highlighting how she spread the gospel and formed deep connections with fellow inmates. Bevelyn also discusses her emotional reunion with family post-release. The conversation turns to corporate shifts as Target ends its DEI programs while other companies, like Costco, continue theirs, sparking a discussion about consumer influence on corporate policies.

The discussion dives into Trump's executive actions, including gender proclamations and pardons for pro-life activists. Vice President Vance highlights the need for more babies at the March for Life, while tackling misconceptions around immigration policies. The podcast also critiques Selena Gomez's emotional plea on social media about deportations. Additionally, a fashion statement by Ketanji Brown Jackson sparks debate about cultural symbolism and witchcraft, raising questions about political narratives.