Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Lily Meschi, a former Muslim Iranian-American and director at Iran Alive Ministries, shares her journey from an abusive arranged marriage to finding Christ. She discusses growing up under the Islamic Revolution, women’s oppression in Iran, the rise of underground Christianity, and how Iran Alive broadcasts the gospel into Iran and surrounding regions.

Jeff Schwarzentraub, senior pastor of Brave Church in Denver known for bold preaching on culture and politics. He talks about Denver’s progressive shift and gender ideology. He describes standing for biblical conviction during COVID and at the state capitol. He discusses church-state boundaries, pro-life action, and hopeful signs in Gen Z.

Discussion of a recent NYC bombing attempt and the broader threat of radical Islam and possible Iranian sleeper cells. A breakdown of the SAVE America Act, including voter ID and proof-of-citizenship controversies. Conversation about political and media responses, economic risks from Iranian tensions, and a listener Q&A covering parenting, faith, and personal stories.

A breakdown of a Texas politician's viral rise and the political use of Christian language. Discussion of controversial theology on gender, abortion, and religious pluralism. Traces links to liberation theology and shifts in mainline Presbyterianism. A call to recognize and respond to theological drift in public life.

A forceful breakdown of the recent U.S.-Israel military operation against Iran and its regional fallout. A recap of Iran’s revolutionary history, terrorist sponsorship, and repression of women. A look at turmoil at the Department of Homeland Security and the high-dollar ad controversy. Brief takes on rising gas prices, GOP fights in Texas, and listener questions about parenting and building a strong Christian home.

Rachelle Starr, founder of Scarlet Hope who reaches women trapped in the sex industry, shares how she moved from praying outside clubs to building trust inside with meals and outreach. Short stories cover rescues, digital-to-physical outreach, the link between pornography and trafficking, father wounds and the film He Calls Me Daughter, and how predators groom kids online and what parents can do.

A breakdown of recent U.S. strikes on Iran and the history behind Tehran’s regional stance. A debate over pacifism versus just war from a Christian perspective and a response to Pope Leo’s remarks. A survey of end-times interpretations and how Iran fits prophetic frameworks. Coverage of a major Supreme Court ruling on school gender-transition secrecy and parental rights.

She pushes back on a cable network’s portrayal of “Christian nationalism,” arguing the label often describes historic, biblical convictions about law, education, and culture. She discusses how the imago Dei shaped Western care for children and women. She tackles immigration, border policy, submissive marriage roles, the tradwife trend, and the aims of classical Christian education.

Nate Sheets, entrepreneur who founded Nature Nate’s Honey and co-created the I Am Second movement, shares his faith-driven journey. He discusses a mission trip that shifted his life, building evangelism tools, caring for family through illness, and his run for Texas agriculture commissioner to back farmers and raise food quality.

Shannon Bream, Fox News Sunday anchor, Supreme Court correspondent, and author of Nothing's Impossible with God, shares her struggle with chronic eye pain and how faith carried her through. She discusses biblical themes of misfits and purpose, preserving objectivity in journalism, and the big Supreme Court stories on redistricting, free speech, and transgender sports.