The Briefing with Albert Mohler

A critique of a Scientific American piece that claims younger generations are less homophobic, focusing on survey limits and cultural signaling. A discussion on how believers should emotionally and morally respond to the deaths of evildoers. Practical pastoral answers about marital desire before marriage, prenuptial agreements, abuse as grounds for divorce, and discerning a call to ministry.

Recent jury verdicts hit social media companies with massive financial penalties and legal exposure. A notorious convicted abortion doctor has died in prison, raising moral questions. A Georgia murder charge highlights prosecutorial reluctance in abortion-related cases. The end of a major radio news service is framed as a cultural loss for public discourse.

A dive into the escalating conflict with Iran and why its survival strategy can function as victory. Discussion of Iran’s long‑range missile threats to Europe and the messy realities of ending military action. Debate over a proposed $200 billion rearmament and the strain of cheap drones and depleted munitions. Examination of U.S. political fights over mail‑in voting and efforts to safeguard the ballot box.

Discussion of OnlyFans founder’s death and the platform’s role in commercialized pornography. Exploration of pornography as a distortion of marital sexuality and its vast market forces. Coverage of fresh allegations about Cesar Chavez and how history reassesses leaders. Review of the Girl Guides’ change in sex-based policy and its relation to biology and law.

Discussion of the Senate vote rejecting a ban on biological males in female sports and the political implications. Coverage of a Georgia case involving abortion pills and questions about criminal charges. Reaction to a light sentence in a deadly San Francisco crash and public outrage. Critique of a political leader's inappropriate comments about a public figure's death.

A sharp look at Planned Parenthood’s new cosmetic services and the rhetoric of ‘bodily autonomy.’ Brief answers about why conspiracy theories spread and how to judge them. Exploration of anti-Semitic conspiracy origins and how to think biblically about Israel. A discussion on whether a church should allow a homosexual couple to participate in a baby dedication.

Discussion of Britain moving to allow abortion up to birth and the political maneuvers behind it. A look at how abortion liberalization ties into broader cultural shifts and assisted dying debates. Coverage of the Atlanta Hawks’ cancelled strip-club promotion and the unlikely coalition that opposed it. A debate over Timothée Chalamet’s jab at opera and ballet and the decline of elite cultural institutions.

A rapid look at Iran’s escalating volatility and the long, messy history behind it. A legal and strategic debate over whether current actions amount to war. A critique of political messaging at the Oscars and whether celebrity opinions still matter. A discussion of multi-billion dollar casino projects reshaping East Coast gambling competition.

Discussion of Paul Ehrlich’s death and the influence of his population control ideas. Debate over scientific authority and why Ehrlich did not revise his theory. Coverage of medical associations and new California legislation on transgender-related insurance mandates. Reaction to a controversial Ninth Circuit ruling on sex‑segregated facilities. Newsy looks at nudism trends and what they reveal about cultural shifts.

A tight survey of Iran’s tightening grip on the Strait of Hormuz and how that chokepoint reshapes global oil and strategy. Discussion of Iran’s asymmetric tactics and the risks they pose to Western resolve. Coverage of rising terror incidents linked to Middle East conflicts and the surge of anti‑Semitic tensions on campuses.