The Kavanaugh confirmation was a hard-won victory, but the fight isn't over. Here's what we're fighting against in the road to the midterms. Then, a listener question and non-profit highlight. 10/9/2018 Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Amid all this Kavanaugh madness, it's time to take a deep breath and a step back! This episode is a reminder to all of us (me included!) that God is in complete control. I talk through my favorite story in the Bible — the story of Joseph — and what it teaches us about God's power. 10/4/2018 Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.    

The most politically significant moment of our lives carries on — and with more madness than ever. I'll break it down and explain why it all matters. Then, a personal note and a highlight of one of your nonprofits. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

After a brief update on the Kavanaugh madness, I dig into one of Jen Hatmaker's recent Instagram posts that outlines her "working faith ethic." The post shows her devastating misunderstanding of the gospel, and I (lovingly) confront every way the post went wrong. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Graham Allen of CRTV's Rant Nation joins me to talk about the insanity of the "believe all women" mantra being repeated by the Left in opposition to Brett Kavanaugh. We discuss the scariness of raising kids in a world without the presumption of innocence, where people are tried in the court of public opinion, and  where an accuser's word is final, while the accused's life is ruined.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Today, we'll talk about Matt Chandler's upcoming documentary with VICE and the growth of identity politics within the church.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Today we're told that unless we unconditionally believe the woman who accuses a man of sexual assault, we're misogynists. In reality, that theory is unjust. Instead, we should always be in an earnest pursuit of truth. On this episode, I discuss the complexities of the latest Kavanaugh drama and unpack possible conclusions.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Sadly, patriotism has become partisan. There is a growing anti-American sentiment on the Left, and it says a lot about what leftists value. We'll break down their cynicism toward our country and their privileged disregard for American greatness.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

I give my take on everything you guys have been asking me about: the Statement on Social Justice, the Kavanaugh hearing, Nike's Kaepernick ad, Obama's rallies, and the tragic shooting of a Dallas local by an off-duty cop. Then, Q&A.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

On Tuesday, we talked about the paradox of likability as it pertains to politics and the Republican Party. Today, we discuss the paradox of likability within Christianity and specifically, how it may be used by a few Christian teachers to preach a false gospel — the "gospel of self-fulfillment." Then, Q&A. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

If there's one thing conservatives generally lack, it's likability. Democrats and socialists have put forth their most affable candidates for the midterms, while Republicans are falling short, and we won't like the consequences. Likability isn't everything, though. It's a double-edged sword that must be wielded wisely. A Q&A section will end the episode.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

With the midterms coming up, Democrats are in full-on attack mode. These are three things Republicans and Trump should be doing to — at the least — hold on to the Senate and keep the White House in 2020. Then, a listener question.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Senator John McCain died over the weekend, and the reactions from both sides of the aisle were ... varied. I'll give you the truth about his life and death. We'll discuss the media's coverage of the incident, as well as its hypocritical takes on two other recent tragedies: the murder of Mollie Tibbetts and the Jacksonville shooting. Then, a follow-up on the myth of "self-love:" What about when you DON'T love yourself? Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Today we talk about an area in which I disagree with the president and an area in which he's doing well. The first is the government's potential involvement in social media, and for that I chat with USA Today intern and Young Voices contributor Amelia Irvine. The second is the president's success in helping the black community by growing the economy, on which I receive insight from radio host Rev. Jesse Lee Peterson. Then ... one thing I don't get. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

A grand jury report released last week reveals decades-long abuse in several Pennsylvania dioceses. I talk to my favorite Catholic, Michael Knowles of the Daily Wire, to hear his perspective on the travesty. I then dig a bit deeper into my analysis of the scandal. Then, in other religious news, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints no longer wants to be referred to as "Mormons." Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

 For all of you college students, college grads, and yopros — this episode's for you! Here are my ten tips for successfully transitioning from college into the "real" world.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

The reality show continues, now starring former Trump aide Omarosa. We'll break down the drama, then we'll discuss why the media prefers covering trivial stories like this and the Unite the Right rally rather than the bombshell story of radical Islamists training kids to be school shooters. Lastly, a listener question.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

What do these three things have in common? Nothing! Today's episode has three sections: The Alex Jones controversy and what it means, the truth about masculinity and the role it plays in society, and how to heal after an eating disorder by finding your identity in Christ.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

Trump slams LeBron & Don Lemon and is accused of racism. NYT editorial board member Sarah Jeong expresses hatred of white people but is, according to the Left, A-okay. What’s the standard?  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

 I break down what Democratic Socialism is, why kids these days think it's great and the myth that Jesus was a socialist. Cabot Phillips of Campus Reform joins the show to discuss his findings on millennials' view of socialism. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

I'll catch you up on the latest episode of the Trump reality show that contains all the ingredients of a wholesome tale of American greatness: porn stars, hush money and Russian spies. Then, another Thing I Just Don't Get.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

 In light of the ridiculous leftist backlash to my satirical interview with Alexanda Ocasio-Cortez, I'll discuss the sad and morbid state of humor in 2018. Then, I'll answer two listener questions. Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

A full rundown of the latest in politics, culture, and theology. We'll discuss Trump's tweets to Iran, the Carter Page FISA warrant, unearthing old tweets, Judge Jeanine's appearance on The View and what it says about the Left, and "Men Want Debt-Free Virgins Without Tattoos." Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

I break down Trump's comments on Putin and why people are mad about them. Then, I answer questions about the reconciliation between predestination and evangelism and Ariana Grande's new "God Is a Woman." Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.

"You can't love others until you love yourself." "Just pursue what makes you happy." These are the ubiquitous mantras of our day, encouraging us to ditch the "bad vibes" and do whatever makes us feel good about ourselves and our lives. The problem is that's not biblical. I'll explain why self-love isn't Christlike and how Christians, according to the Bible, are supposed to view ourselves.  Copyright CRTV. All rights reserved.