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Monique and Krista react to 'The View'’s criticism of conservative influencer Isabel Brown, encouraging young women to embrace God’s design for marriage and motherhood, challenging the cultural narrative that prioritizes career and self-fulfillment. Drawing from personal regrets and God’s grace in redirecting their lives, this is honest advice for Gen Z women and young moms navigating faith, family, and living in a secular world.

Kevin and Krista break down yesterday's Supreme Court decision and what this means for Christian counselors and individuals seeking help for gender dysphoria or unwanted same-sex attractions. They also dive into the ongoing war with Iran: military realities vs. media propaganda and why isolationism sounds good but fails. Kevin (who is also a former military intelligence analyst) addresses common objections and anti-Israel narratives gaining traction even on the right.

In this eye-opening conversation, Kevin Briggins explains China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), the massive global project aiming for economic dominance through debt traps, infrastructure control, and an alternative to the US-led world order. Discover what President Trump's master plan is to fight back and how it connects to tariffs, alliances, pushing India to ditch Russian oil. From Greenland to Panama to Iran, this is your ticket to understanding the bigger economic war for global supremacy. "America First" means taking the fight to China before it's too late.

This week: Monique and Krista react to fitness icon Jillian Michaels facing off against body positivity activists on Jubilee's Surrounded. Is "health at any size" true? We unpack the clips, fat theory/critical theory ties, intersectionality, therapist affirmation culture, and the definition of discrimination. Plus, our take on a clip from the "Black Girl Theology" podcast promoting singleness as "wealth" — is that God's design for most? We share honest thoughts on marriage, family, and discipleship.

Dive deep into today's chaotic headlines. Find out how Trump's capture of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, U.S./Israeli strikes dismantling Iran's regime, abd the new "Shield of the Americas" coalition against cartels all fit together. This episode breaks it all down plainly with maps and real talk, explaining why these moves are America First.

We dive into the week's biggest stories on Christian Twitter: David French's New York Times piece praising Texas Democrat James Talarico as "decent" Christian. Plus Talarico's Holy Post interview pushing a "big tent" for pro-life Democrats. We unpack why Talarico's approach resembles progressive Christian nationalism—flipping the script on power, justice, and biblical truth while soft-pedaling abortion and trans issues. We also cover the underreported NYC incident: an anti-Islam "Stop the Islamic Takeover" protest outside Mayor Mamdani's home, countered by an ISIS-inspired bomb attempt. We discuss Islam's compatibility with the West, the failure of multiculturalism, rising extremes, and why biblical justice demands a better path.

Texas Primary results: Jasmine Crockett loses Senate primary to James Talarico, Prop 10 crushes Sharia law ban with ~95% YES vote. Plus: the emerging red-green alliance, progressives keep twisting Scripture into their own version of Christian nationalism, Iran war reality check (no WW3 panic). Toward the end, we discuss two exciting new programs from CFBU.

There are lots of people on social media with strong opinions about today's events in Iran. In this special Saturday livestream, Krista and Kevin dive into today's US-Israel air campaign against Iran's regime. With expert analysis from Kevin's military intelligence background, we try to help you distinguish between misinformation, "woke right" hypocrisy, "Israel derangement syndrome," and isolationist myths. As Christians who prize truth over agendas, we explore geopolitical implications of today's events and unprecedented doors opening for the gospel in a freer Iran. This is the place where we try to provide an informed, biblical perspective amid chaos. For more Christian analysis on breaking geopolitical issues, subscribe to our friend, Chuck Holton's channel. https://www.youtube.com/@hotzonepodcast

Monique and Krista tackle this week's viral moments with a biblical perspective on race, justice, and unity. Highlights include: • Gavin Newsom and his "I'm like you" 960 SAT moment; Was it racist? • 2026 State of the Union address: IVF affordability; "we ended DEI" • Questioning media disparities in missing persons coverage (e.g., intense focus on Nancy Guthrie vs. ~2,300 U.S. children reported missing daily) • Trans Minnesota lawmaker argues that porn access should remain available for queer youth because it is potentially "educational" Find out about CFBU's inaugural Ambassador cohort: https://www.centerforbiblicalunity.com/ambassador

Monique and Kevin discuss Rev. Jesse Jackson's recent death, marking the end of an era in Black civil rights activism.They reflect on their childhood reverence for Jackson as a civil rights icon alongside MLK, while also acknowledging how his legacy evolved into a "race hustler" who perpetuated grievance narratives and racial division rather than calling people to gospel repentance. They react to a clip from filmmaker and documentarian, Chad O. Jackson. Later, they react to a young social media personality who argues that multiculturalism/diversity weakens societies. It's a candid, "spicy" mix of nostalgia, sharp critique, humor, and a call to prioritize discipleship and true gospel hope.

In this week's Family Meeting, we unpack the headlines and apply a biblical lens to cultural chaos. First up: Logos Bible Software's Black History Month promotion sparked major backlash—offering discounts on "Black Christian Voices" while mixing solid teachers (like Voddie Baucham and Tony Evans) with progressive, LGBTQ-affirming, and womanist theology authors (including Raphael Warnock). Then: Bad Bunny's Super Bowl 2026 halftime show drew fierce controversy. We discuss if this reps Latino culture or pushes ratchet culture and anti-American vibes. We also tackle the IVF crisis and the staggering embryo wastage and why Christians must prioritize the sanctity of human life and child-centered justice. Plus: Politicized nurses' unions and tribalism in healthcare

This week, Monique and Krista were joined by Kevin Briggins for a lively conversation about how their thinking about Black History Month has shifted from celebrating shared achievements to endless grievance and oppression talk, fostering division over unity. Then they discuss Nicki Minaj's recent faith pivot and calling out Democrats, church disruptions, and alleged satanic rituals in the music business. While hopeful for genuine conversion, we are also cautious and echoes of the Kanye-era hype.

Monique is officially BACK! In this week's Family Meeting, Monique and Krista tackle "mommy Instagram" meltdowns, ICE protests in Minneapolis, propaganda wars, “legal observers,” disordered empathy in Christian circles, biblical justice vs. toxic compassion, immigration realities, and practical alternatives like E-Verify. Buckle up!

In this week's episode of the Family Meeting, Krista and Kevin explain President Trump's bold moves on Greenland and the geopolitical stakes. In the second half, they provide analysis of the recent YouTube debate between Joel Webbon and Ruslan on whether interracial marriage aligns with God's design for nations and peoples.

Is storming a church 'protected speech'? Join Krista and Mike Berry from First Liberty Institute for a clear, expert breakdown of the First Amendment: what the Founders meant by free speech, where the real limits lie (incitement, peaceable assembly, FACE Act violations), and how it applies to today's church disruptions and cultural battles. Get the facts beyond the headlines—constitutional clarity with a biblical perspective.

This week we dive deep into last week's tragic ICE shooting in Minneapolis with law enforcement expert Eric Muldrow from Code Red Conversations—breaking down the facts, cell cam footage, case law (Graham v. Connor & Tennessee v. Garner), and why the use of force was justified amid rising attacks on agents. We'll also share urgent prayer points from Iranian Pastor, Ramin Parsa, on the unfolding revolution in Iran.