The Lila Rose Show

They dig into the Shia LaBeouf controversy, his arrest, media reactions, and struggles with addiction and conversion. They debate whether nine children is too many and defend large families while noting tradeoffs and homeschooling tips. Vatican warnings about cosmetic culture and a tragic foster care failure in LA County round out the conversation.

Tim Tebow, former NFL QB, Heisman winner, and missionary philanthropist, recounts his miraculous birth and Philippines upbringing. He discusses choosing eternal priorities over sports fame. Conversations cover founding his foundation, Night to Shine, anti-trafficking efforts, daily spiritual disciplines, and balancing family with global ministry.

Sheriff Chad Bianco, Riverside County law‑enforcement leader and Republican candidate for California governor, discusses bold plans for the state. He covers cutting state income tax, pursuing oil independence, parental rights and school policy, public‑safety and trafficking work, and moments that raised his national profile. Multiple short, punchy conversations explore these high‑stakes reforms and campaign strategy.

A heated look at medical assistance in dying and how laws and culture are changing around end‑of‑life care. A personal political story is used to explore policy shifts and data from the U.S. and Canada. Reports of coercion, poverty‑driven decisions, and risks to minors are discussed. Media portrayals of abortion and ethical concerns about medicine and family policy are also examined.

Jonathan Roumie, actor known for portraying Jesus in The Chosen, shares how deepened faith shapes his Lent practices and prayer habits. He describes the physical and emotional toll of filming the crucifixion scenes. He also talks about his role in the clean rom-com Solo Mio and how he weaves subtle faith elements into mainstream projects.

Katy Faust, founder of Them Before Us and child-focused advocate, challenges modern family trends. She connects surrogacy, IVF, no-fault divorce, and same-sex parenting to shifting priorities away from children. Conversations cover surrogacy risks, research on same-sex households, mother and father roles, and alarming stories from the fertility market.

Investigates newly released Epstein documents, focusing on forced abortions, stolen babies, and shocking emails referencing minors. Covers alleged ties between powerful figures and damage to reputations. Highlights disturbing imagery, coded language, and corporate fallout. Calls for deeper legal transparency and proposes a Christian cultural response.

Chrissy Horton, content creator and mother of a large family who shares candidly about motherhood and faith. She talks pregnancy at different ages, managing fatigue with many kids, and why she embraced openness to life. Conversations cover balancing social media and privacy, beauty choices and backlash, and defending pregnancy against the “body horror” trend.

John Girone, a Catholic video producer who faced a broken engagement; Noelle Fitchett, a Christian creator on dating for women; Emily Wilson Hussam, founder of Sacred Spark who coaches faith-filled relationships; and Paul Rose, podcaster and liturgy singer. They debate soulmate language, discernment vs certainty, calling off engagements, involving community in courtship, and practical steps for prayerful, intentional dating.

John Bevere, bestselling Christian author and founder of Messenger International, shares his journey from Catholic roots to evangelical ministry. They explore Eucharistic theology, the bridegroom metaphor of Christ, differing views on judgment and sanctification, and where Protestants and Catholics can find deeper unity. Short, reflective, and theologically rich conversation.