The Christian Resistance discusses the betrayal of President Trump by his own attorney general and vice president, and how this is a pattern of behavior by those in power. They also explore the concept of Satan and Lucifer, and how the Apostate Church has become a haven for evil. The discussion also touches on the issue of abortion and how it is a form of murder. Additionally, the hosts discuss the threat of Iran and the need for Trump to take action against them. [... more]

The intersection of faith, culture, and society, including discussions on transgender ideology, Christian worldview, mental health, Christian schools, church and state, Jesus Christ, and critical theory. [... more]

The Christian resistance argues that abortion is morally wrong and that unborn children have inherent value and rights. They cite biblical teachings and scientific evidence to support their position, and emphasize the importance of treating all human beings with dignity and respect. [... more]

The Christian resistance speaks out against Planned Parenthood, arguing that the organization's stance on abortion and fetal pain is morally reprehensible. They discuss the concept of viability and the importance of protecting the unborn, while also highlighting the spiritual battle being waged against those who stand in opposition to their views. [... more]

The leading cause of death in 2025 was not heart disease or cancer, but rather 73 million humans killed by the abortion industry worldwide. This mass genocide is often justified by the argument that pre-born humans are merely a clump of cells, a rhetoric with a long history of dehumanizing others, including Jews, dissenting Christians, and minority groups. Christians must stand against this dark logic and recognize that all life is worth living, regardless of size, space, self-sufficiency, or sophistication. [... more]

Former North Carolina Representative Paul Stam challenges widespread misinformation surrounding the state's post-Dobbs abortion laws, arguing that abortion has been a crime in North Carolina since 1669. He explores the historical treatment of unborn children in both criminal and civil statutes, citing the American Medical Association's 1859 resolution condemning abortion as the taking of an innocent human life. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the topic of abortion, with a focus on the pro-life movement and the importance of protecting the human rights of the unborn child. Rebecca Haney, a Christian apologist, shares her perspective on the issue, citing biblical teachings and emphasizing the need for compassion and love towards women who have undergone abortions. The conversation also touches on the history of Planned Parenthood and its founder, Margaret Sanger, as well as the importance of education and awareness in promoting a pro-life stance. [... more]

North Carolina's 2023 abortion law is often referred to as a ban, but its author, Skip Stam, argues that this term is misleading and propaganda. He explains that the law allows for exceptions, including cases where the mother's life is at risk, rape, incest, and life-limiting anomalies, which cover about 95% of all pregnancies. Stam suggests that the law is not a ban, but rather a nuanced regulation that is often misunderstood due to its complexity. [... more]

Former North Carolina Representative Paul Skip Stam discusses the use of propaganda in the abortion debate, highlighting how language is manipulated to dehumanize unborn children and obscure the truth about abortion. Stam argues that pro-life supporters must be aware of these tactics and counter them with accurate information and images of unborn children. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the U.S. operation in Venezuela, the implications of international law, and the concept of natural law. The conversation also touches on the topic of abortion, specifically the abortion pill, and its effects on women and unborn children. Additionally, the topic of religious liberty is explored, particularly in the context of a recent Ninth Circuit decision. The discussion also delves into the concept of critical theory and its impact on family relationships and identity. Furthermore, the conversation addresses the rise and potential decline of the transgender movement, and the importance of understanding human identity and dignity. [... more]

A Christian obstetrician shares his perspective on miscarriage, emphasizing the importance of God's sovereignty and the need for a heavenly perspective in the face of loss. He discusses common misunderstandings about miscarriage, the role of husbands in supporting their wives, and the importance of naming and remembering the lost child. The conversation highlights the complexities of grief and the need for a biblical understanding of life and death. [... more]

Roland Warren, president and CEO of CareNet, shares his personal experience with an unplanned pregnancy and how it shaped his perspective on the issue of abortion. He introduces the concept of 'pro-abundant life,' which emphasizes the importance of supporting women and families in need, rather than just focusing on saving babies. Warren argues that the church must take a more active role in addressing the issue of abortion and that pastors should view it as a biblical issue, rather than a political one. [... more]

The Bible upholds the sanctity of human life, and Christians believe that the unborn have personhood from conception to natural death. The U.S. Congress has already passed laws protecting the unborn, and the U.S. Constitution upholds this right. The prosperity gospel has led to a distorted view of wealth and values, where people are willing to kill for money. The wages of sin is death, and the consequences of sin are severe, including punishment and humiliation. [... more]

The church's role in addressing abortion, the implications of artificial intelligence on human exceptionalism, and the importance of affirming and reminding ourselves of what is true in the face of technological advancements and cultural changes, including the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea and its clarification of the nature of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The concept of annihilationism is debated, with some arguing it's unbiblical and others seeing it as a temporary punishment. The accuracy of Bible translations is also discussed, with the older manuscripts being considered more reliable. The creation of the soul is explored, with two views: creationism, where God creates the soul at conception, and traducianism, where the soul is generated by fertilization. [... more]

Roland Warren, president and CEO of Care Net, discusses the importance of being pro-abundant life in addressing the issue of abortion, emphasizing the need to engage men and the church in supporting women and families, and highlighting the sanctity of marriage and family as a key aspect of this approach. [... more]

President Trump's endorsement of Speaker Mike Johnson has significant implications for the Trump agenda, particularly in the areas of foreign policy, taxes, and regulatory policy. The ACLJ is working to advance conservative values and protect religious liberty, while also facing challenges from a Democratic-controlled judiciary. As the new year approaches, the ACLJ is preparing for a tough fight ahead, but is confident in its ability to defend its values and advance its mission. [... more]

The birth of Jesus is celebrated through music, with songs like the Magnificat and the Benedictus recorded in the Bible. The unborn child in Elizabeth's womb leaps for joy when Mary visits, demonstrating the supernatural response of a living human being. This highlights the importance of music in Scripture, with both good and bad songs recorded, and the need for music that praises God. [... more]

A discussion about the importance of calling sin, sin, and the need for national revival in America, drawing from historical examples and biblical teachings. [... more]

The Bible teaches that everything we have belongs to God, and we should give generously to Him. Christians should also be involved in politics and speak up about issues like marriage, family, and abortion. The church should have influence on the state, and we should pray for a spiritual awakening in America, which can be achieved by returning to our first love and doing the first works quickly. [... more]