Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

Dr. Christopher Yuan tells his story of transformation from an agnostic gay man to a redeemed Bible professor. Not only did God turn his unbelief into belief, but God also freed him from the bondage of drugs and promiscuity. Our interview includes discussion of sexual identity, drug addiction, incarceration, and HIV. Dr. Yuan gives insight into the biblical definition of sexuality and how Christians can lovingly approach this topic with others. Afterward, I give my takes on North Korea and the epidemic of suicide. Also: Another "Thing I Don't Get."

Health care-for-all, Medicare-for-all — what are they? Should we want them?

Is an armed Christian man doing the godly thing if his wife and daughter are threatened? Allie explores the tough issue of the right to bear arms through scripture and the work of Pastor John Piper.

My husband and I tell our story and answer your relationship questions!

What is socialism really?

Adding on to one of my most popular episodes, "Three Myths Christian Women Believe," I share three more pieces of advice we are given as Christian women that sound good, but aren't. 

Why is studying Scripture so important, and how should it be done?

With just two days left in the decade, I reflect on this year and the craziness currently going on in the secular world. What changes can we make to ensure a better decade for the church and for our country?  Today's Sponsors: Simplisafe is an award-winning home protection service that protects every door, window, and room with 24/7 monitoring. You get FREE shipping and a 60-day risk-free trial when you go to https://SimpliSafe.com/ALLIE -- New Year’s resolutions don’t always stick, but Daily Harvest makes it easy to eat well, and it's delivered right to your door. Choose from 65 different options like smoothies, harvest bowls, soups, and more kept fresh until you're ready to enjoy. To get $25 off your first box, use promo code RELATABLE at: https://DailyHarvest.com

Today I discuss the theological confusion surrounding the tragic death of Olive, a 2-year-old daughter of a Bethel worship leader who suddenly died in her sleep. The church rallied people from around the world with the hashtag "#WakeUpOlive" to pray for a resurrection. There have been many questions about the church's handling of this tragedy and Bethel's theology in general. I do my best to give a compassionate and clear perspective. I also take questions from listeners about premarital sex, private vs. public school, and more. 

Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky joins me to share his insight on what's going on in abortion legislation, all the craziness that is impeachment, and the recently passed 2,000+-page spending bill and the importance of it.