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Average audio length:
27 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
1066 episodes
since Oct. 14, 2022
episodic

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~54.47% of listeners are from United States.
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US
54.47%
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IE
36.14%
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KE
6.02%
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SE
0.86%
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AU
0.34%
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GB
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IL
0.25%
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BG
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IN
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KR
0.17%
Others
1.07%
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A single vote can reveal a whole worldview, and that’s where we start. After a listener shares raw post-election grief and a sobering passage from Hebrews 12, we talk honestly about the temptation to trade long-term biblical conviction for short-term financial relief. We challenge the “affordabilit…

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Losing an election can make good people feel powerless, and that’s exactly when quitting starts to sound “reasonable.” We’re not buying it. We talk about the spiritual danger of disengagement, why perseverance is part of Christian maturity, and how the early church mindset helps us keep going when …
Something doesn’t add up for a lot of Americans after this election and the worst move we can make is to either swallow every rumor or shrug and quit. We sit down the Monday after Election Day to sort through what we actually know, what questions are fair to ask about turnout and registration, and …
A lot of people woke up after the election feeling blindsided, but our read is more specific: it wasn’t simply a “blue wave,” it was a red side no show. We walk through the numbers and the story underneath them, including what appears to be a major drop in evangelical turnout and why that absence c…
Freedom doesn’t disappear all at once. It fades when we stop remembering what makes it possible, and George Mason said it plainly: no free government and no blessings of liberty can last without a frequent recurrence to fundamental principles. After an election week that leaves a lot of people frus…
The results are in, emotions are high, and a lot of people are asking the same question: what do we do now? We sit down the day after the election to process what happened without letting shock, anger, or despair hijack our faith. If you’re feeling that pit in your stomach or you’re stunned by outc…
Election Day pressure is real, but we’re not letting polls, headlines, or cynicism steal our responsibility. We talk straight about why your vote still matters even when the media tries to “black pill” people into staying home, and why Christians cannot outsource civic engagement to someone else. I…
Tomorrow is not a day to “try to fit voting in.” We’re making the case for a real Election Day plan: block the time, expect delays, and treat your vote like it can decide the outcome, because in dozens of races it truly can. We’ve been watching contests where the margin on paper is under 1,000 vote…
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