A documentary film, Enemies Within the Church, exposes the insidious influence of wokeism and critical theory within the evangelical church, threatening to undermine biblical teachings and promote a false gospel of victimhood and social justice. [... more]

A discussion on systemic racism, racial segregation, and the impact of past policies on current social issues, including the debate over affirmative action, conversion therapy, and critical race theory. The conversation also touches on the concept of redlining, residential segregation, and the importance of equal opportunity and a level playing field for all. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the topic of Critical Race Theory, its definition, and its impact on the education system in America. He explores the idea of systemic racism, white privilege, and the importance of teaching accurate American history. Dr. Brown also addresses the 1619 Project and the Black Lives Matter movement, arguing that these ideologies are being used to create division and promote a false narrative about America's past. [... more]

The concept of systemic racism is explored, with examples of how it manifests in institutions like Planned Parenthood and critical race theory. The importance of impartiality and standing up for justice, particularly in the context of abortion and racial disparities, is emphasized. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the intersection of Christianity and social justice, highlighting the dangers of wokeness and the importance of biblical justice. He is joined by professor Owen Strawn, author of the book 'Christianity and Wokeness', to explore the impact of wokeness on the church and society. [... more]

Critical Race Theory is a Marxist ideology that has infiltrated American institutions, promoting racial equity and systemic racism. It manipulates people's perceptions of reality, conditioning white children to question their accomplishments and black children to feel anger and resentment. This ideology is being taught in schools, where students are being indoctrinated with false history and a sense of collective guilt. The impact of this ideology on students and the nation as a whole is devastating, creating toxic wedges between children and driving them away from the success formula of character, resilience, and hard work. [... more]

Critical race theory is a worldview that sees everything through the Marxist prism of oppression, where whites, males, Christians, and others are deemed oppressors, and its effects are being felt in schools, corporations, and even churches, with proponents using code words like equity, diversity, and inclusion to push their agenda. [... more]

The death of George Floyd had nothing to do with race, but the trial was used as a pretext for racial unrest and protests. The real problem is the disproportionately high crime rate amongst blacks, resulting from the breakdown of the nuclear family and government dependency. [... more]

The Christian worldview is under attack as a growing segment of America rejects God and biblical values. Ken Ham, founder of Answers in Genesis, joins the program to discuss his new book 'Will They Stand?' and how to raise children to face the giants of our culture. The program also explores the conviction of Derek Chauvin and the impact of critical race theory on Christian students and the church. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the complexities of systemic racism, police brutality, and racial justice in America, highlighting the need for honest dialogue and constructive discussion to address the issues and find common ground. [... more]

Dr. Shelby Steele discusses the breakdown of the black American family and its impact on racial tensions, arguing that victimhood and systemic racism are not the primary issues, but rather a manipulation of power. He emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and moving beyond guilt and shame to achieve true equality and unity. [... more]

The infilling of the Holy Spirit is the real answer to racism, as seen in the events of Pentecost, where people from all regions and backgrounds came together in love and unity, speaking in their own languages and hearing the gospel. This love and unity are not limited by skin color or cultural background, but are a result of the Spirit's presence and power. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic, social unrest, and election fraud are being used to transition America away from its Christian-based constitutional republic to a humanistic, globalistic, socialistic state. However, the true hope lies in the Christmas story, where God sent His own Son, Jesus Christ, into the world to be one of us, so that we could have a greater hope than anything that could provide us hope in this world. [... more]

Clarence Henderson, a civil rights advocate, shares his experiences growing up in a segregated society and his involvement in the Woolworths sit-in movement. He discusses the importance of understanding that racism is man-made and not God-created, and how Christians can play a role in bridging the racial gap by being a conscious of America and the world. [... more]

The hosts discuss the issue of police brutality and racism, citing statistics and personal experiences. They emphasize the importance of de-escalation and police reform, and highlight the need for empathy and understanding in addressing these complex issues. [... more]

The concept of systemic racism is criticized for pigeonholing citizens into one-dimensional categories, leading to the removal of meaningful consequences for student misbehavior and increasing disorder in schools. In contrast, the Bible teaches that human identity is based on being made in the image of God, not skin color, and emphasizes unity and equality through the message of the Gospel. [... more]

The denigration of whiteness is a topic that has become increasingly prevalent in American culture, with many institutions and individuals promoting the idea that whiteness is inherently oppressive and that white people must dismantle their privilege and power in order to achieve a more equitable society. However, this narrative is based on a flawed and false worldview that is antithetical to the teachings of the Bible, which emphasizes the importance of individual character and behavior over skin color or ethnicity. As Christians, we must be aware of this narrative and its implications, and we must stand firm in our commitment to the biblical worldview, which teaches us to love our neighbors as ourselves, regardless of their skin color or background. [... more]

Christians grapple with the complexities of police reform and social justice, recognizing that human beings will sin and that only the gospel of Jesus Christ can transform hearts and bring eternal life. [... more]

The hosts discuss the biblical perspective on systemic racism, historical trauma, and police reform, emphasizing the importance of empathy, forgiveness, and social justice in achieving racial reconciliation. [... more]

A discussion on racial reconciliation, social justice, and Christianity, highlighting the importance of acknowledging historical trauma, being proactive in dismantling systemic racism, and promoting community and discipleship to achieve true gospel-driven change. [... more]

A conversation about racism, police brutality, and the need for police reform, sparked by the death of George Floyd, and how Christians can play a role in promoting social justice and de-escalation techniques. [... more]

The Great Society programs of the 1960s, spearheaded by President Lyndon Johnson, aimed to end poverty, reduce crime, and abolish inequality. However, critics argue that these policies misdiagnosed the root causes of these issues, which are rooted in sin and a lack of adherence to biblical principles. This paternalistic view of government, which seeks to provide for people from cradle to grave, is antithetical to the teachings of the Bible, which states that suffering is a result of sin in a cursed world. [... more]

A tragic incident in Georgia highlights the dangers of racial profiling and vigilante justice, sparking a national conversation about the need for accountability and reform in the justice system. The case of Ahmaud Arbery, a young black man shot and killed by two white men who claimed they were making a citizen's arrest, raises questions about the role of guns and the empowerment of individuals to take the law into their own hands. As the community comes together to demand justice, the incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for equality and the importance of promoting love and understanding. [... more]

Darrell Harrison discusses the biblical basis for paying reparations for slavery, the concept of ethnicism, and the importance of expository preaching in the black church. He also critiques the social justice movement in evangelicalism, arguing that it promotes partiality and can hurt race relations. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the importance of racial reconciliation and the role of the church in addressing systemic racism and police brutality. He also explores the entitlement mentality and victim mentality, and how these issues are connected to the decline of family values and moral decline in society. [... more]

A discussion on racial injustice, police brutality, and the need for racial reconciliation, with a focus on the systemic issues and the impact of the welfare system and entitlement mentality on the African American community, as well as the importance of proactive policing and the Comstat Revolution. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses racial reconciliation, systemic racism, and the role of Christian leaders in addressing moral and cultural issues in America. He is joined by various guests, including Janet Boynes, Professor George Yancey, and Reverend Jesse Lee Peterson, who share their perspectives on these topics and offer insights into the complexities of racial issues in America. [... more]

A discussion on racial tensions, police brutality, and systemic racism in America, with a focus on the role of Christianity in promoting reconciliation and justice, and the need for all lives to matter, regardless of color or ethnicity. [... more]