Jenna Ellis in the Morning

In this impactful episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna delves into the critical work of PreBorn, a pro-life organization that has successfully rescued over 67,000 babies through the power of free ultrasounds. She emphasizes the importance of supporting women in crisis pregnancies, highlighting that a simple $28 donation can double a baby's chance at life. Jenna discusses the recent political landscape, focusing on President Trump's speech at Davos and the contrasting views on globalism, while welcoming insights from Larry Taunton, who provides a firsthand account of the reactions to Trump's address. The conversation shifts to education freedom in Florida, with Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas sharing the state's achievements in empowering parents and improving student outcomes through school choice. As Jenna and her guests explore the intersection of faith, politics, and community support, they call on listeners to take action for life and advocate for the rights of families. This episode is a powerful reminder of the impact of compassionate choices and the necessity of standing firm in truth and values.

In this engaging episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna reflects on the significant political landscape in Florida as she discusses the upcoming gubernatorial race following Ron DeSantis' term. She welcomes former House Speaker A.1 Renner, who shares his vision for Florida and contrasts his record with that of Congressman Byron Donalds. The conversation dives into key issues such as public safety, education reform, and the importance of leadership grounded in service to the people rather than self-promotion. Paul highlights his accomplishments during his tenure as Speaker A.1, including universal school choice and the protection of life through legislation. Jenna and Paul also tackle the pressing matters of Second Amendment rights and the need for reform in the insanity defense system. As they navigate the complexities of Florida politics, they emphasize the necessity for conservative values to guide the state forward, ensuring it remains a beacon of freedom and opportunity. This episode is a must-listen for anyone invested in the future of Florida and the principles that drive effective governance.

In this thought-provoking episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna dives deep into the alarming incidents of anti-ICE protests that disrupted a church service in Minneapolis, raising critical questions about the intersection of faith, law, and civil rights. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein, Vice President of Communications at Liberty University, they explore the implications of such actions on religious freedom and the constitutional rights of citizens. Jenna and Ryan discuss the potential response from the Department of Justice and the necessity for accountability in the face of escalating hostility toward houses of worship. They emphasize the importance of standing firm in faith and the role of Christians in advocating for justice, urging pastors and congregations to remain vigilant and engaged in the political landscape. This episode serves as a call to action for believers to uphold their rights and the sanctity of their places of worship, while navigating the complexities of a society increasingly hostile to their values.

Shocking footage out of Minneapolis shows an anti-ICE mob storming a Christian church during worship—disrupting a sacred service, terrorizing families, and trampling the First Amendment. In this episode, Jenna Ellis is joined by Steve Deace and Father Calvin Robinson to confront the escalating hostility toward Christianity, the failure of civil authorities to restrain evil, and the dangerous consequences of a justice system that refuses to act. The conversation also exposes the growing theological confusion within the church itself, calling Christians back to biblical truth, moral clarity, and the courage to defend ordered liberty before it’s lost.

In this compelling episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, E.W. Jackson takes the helm to discuss the urgent issues facing our nation, from the ongoing crisis in Minneapolis to the role of law enforcement in maintaining order. He reflects on the importance of honoring first responders and critiques the current political climate that seeks to undermine their efforts. E.W. highlights the alarming rise in fraud within the welfare system, emphasizing how it is being exploited for political gain. He also addresses the troubling rhetoric surrounding ICE agents and the implications of state leaders encouraging resistance against federal law enforcement. As he navigates these complex topics, E.W. calls for a return to the foundational values of love, unity, and respect for the rule of law, urging listeners to engage in the fight for truth and justice in America. 00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 00:19 | E.W. jackson takes over for Jenna Ellis on American Family Radio 04:27 | Martin Luther King Leadership Breakfast honoring first responders scheduled for Monday in Virginia 06:03 | Last week, January 9, was National Law Enforcement Day 15:02 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 16:33 | E.W. Johnson: Senator Joni Ernst says Democrats using welfare fraud 24:09 | Tim Waltz urges Minnesotans to resist federal occupation 27:37 | Jenna Bishop: Sanctuary cities are fueling violence against ICE agents 34:01 | E.W. Jackson: I give President Trump the benefit of the doubt 36:26 | Bishop: It's unclear who released these felons into the public 38:45 | Bishop: Democrats should be charged with obstruction of justice over ICE rhetoric 41:52 | Ryan: I was wondering about the police being told to stand down 44:40 | Choctaw Nation in Oklahoma fighting plans for ICE deportation center 47:38 | Gary in Michigan wonders why former presidents aren't being prosecuted for Benghazi crimes PreBorn https://preborn.com E.W. Jackson https://ewjackson.com American Family Radio https://afr.net

In this enlightening episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna tackles the controversial topic of interracial marriage and its implications within the context of Christian nationalism. Joined by Ryan Helfenbein, Vice President of Communications at Liberty University, they dissect the dangerous rhetoric surrounding the idea that interracial marriage is not the "ideal." Jenna and Ryan emphasize the biblical truth that all humans are created in the image of God, rejecting the undercurrents of racism and white supremacy that can infiltrate certain Christian circles. They explore the historical context of marriage in Scripture, highlighting that God's design for marriage transcends race and focuses on faith and compatibility. As they delve into the broader cultural implications, this episode serves as a powerful reminder of the need for a biblical worldview in navigating complex social issues.00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 00:52 | Ryan Helfenbein: Topic of interracial marriage is important topic 04:46 | Kenneth: Fear based belief that interracial marriage leads to moral compromise 11:20 | Ryan Helfenbein is vice president of communications at Liberty University 20:19 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 21:35 | James Fishback proposed a sin tax on only fans creators in Florida 32:14 | Ron Santis is running for Florida governor on a pro-life platform 32:51 | James Fishback: Life begins at conception, there is no debate over that 33:59 | There was an oral argument yesterday about trans athletes in women's sports 37:34 | Gerard Felitti: Supreme Court exchange on transgender sports highlights well 44:44 | Jared Felitti says trans athletes head to Supreme Court PreBorn https://preborn.com Jenna Ellis https://jennaellismedia.com American Family Radio https://afr.net

In this insightful episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna explores the pressing issues surrounding parental rights and gender identity policies in schools. Joined by attorney Paul Jonna from the Thomas More Society, they discuss the alarming implications of California's gender secrecy policies, which prevent parents from being informed about their children's gender identity changes at school. Paul shares the details of their emergency request to the U.S. Supreme Court, seeking to uphold parental rights and protect children from harmful state mandates. Jenna and Paul emphasize the importance of transparency in education, advocating for the fundamental rights of parents to know and participate in their children's upbringing. As they dissect the legal battles unfolding across the nation, this episode serves as a crucial reminder of the need for vigilance in safeguarding family values and the well-being of children.

In this thought-provoking episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna dives into the critical issues surrounding foreign policy and domestic governance. With insights from former CIA officer Scott Eulinger, they discuss the recent large-scale U.S. military strikes against ISIS in Syria, examining the implications for national security and the ongoing tensions with Iran. Jenna and Scott analyze the precarious balance of power in the Middle East and how President Trump's foreign policy strategies are shaping the landscape. The conversation shifts to the challenges facing Minnesota, as Jenna welcomes political strategist Kathi Barnett to discuss the systemic fraud and accountability issues plaguing the state. They emphasize the importance of assimilation and the consequences of decades-long policies that have led to rising public anger and unrest. As they explore the intersection of morality, governance, and the need for principled leadership, this episode serves as a rallying cry for conservatives to engage in the fight for truth and justice in America.00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 01:22 | U.S. launches large scale strikes against ISIS targets across Syria 02:26 | Scott Uehlinger : The strikes were in retaliation for Syrian deaths 11:35 | Scott Yeller: President Trump has talked about taking Greenland by purchase 15:48 | Preborn Network helps women in crisis choose life through a free ultrasound 17:04 | Jenna Ellis: Minnesota is experiencing large scale welfare and child care fraud 18:29 | I think it's absolutely correct for Americans to demand accountability over Somali fraud 22:45 | Kathy Barnett: Republicans too eager to cooperate with left on immigration 31:55 | Kathy Barnett: The fraud that we've seen in Minnesota is unacceptable 34:42 | Mike Lindell is running for governor of Minnesota on American Family Radio 35:35 | Mike Lindell is running for governor of Minnesota 44:20 | Minnesota needs to pass laws against Sharia law, Jen says 49:43 | Preborn rescues babies from abortion and leads families to Christ

In this compelling episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna unpacks the pressing issues facing America as we navigate the complexities of governance and morality. Joined by the insightful Alex McFarland, they explore the foundational principles of conservatism rooted in a biblical worldview, emphasizing that rights come from God, not the government. Jenna addresses the recent headlines, including the implications of Trump's actions in Venezuela and the ongoing issues surrounding immigration and law enforcement. They critique the double standards of the left and the establishment Republicans, highlighting the need for a principled approach to politics that prioritizes truth over power. As they delve into the historical context of American governance, they underscore the importance of objective moral truth and the necessity for conservatives to reclaim their identity in 2026. This episode serves as a clarion call for listeners to engage actively in their faith and civic responsibilities, reminding us that our rights are endowed by our Creator and must be preserved through virtuous governance.00:00 | Because of listeners like you, Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies 00:52 | David Frum: Democrats and the left are hypocritical on police use of force 05:31 | Alex McFarland is the co host of Exploring the Word 17:44 | True conservatism has always insisted on these four things, Alex says 22:26 | Alex McFarland: JFK said natural rights come from God 24:43 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 25:58 | Jenna Ellis: Alex McFarland talks about transgenderism on American Family Radio 31:12 | Carl Becker wrote a textbook on the political philosophies of the founders 37:24 | Alex: Jordan Peterson interviewed John Lennox about God and science 47:38 | Alex says every Christian has an obligation to serve God and country

In this compelling episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna tackles the urgent issues surrounding the recent fatal incident involving an ICE agent in Minneapolis and the subsequent political fallout. Joined by GOP strategist John Cardillo, they dissect the narrative being spun by the left, which seeks to undermine law enforcement's right to self-defense amid rising tensions. Jenna and John discuss the implications of this event on the broader political landscape, particularly as it relates to the Democrats' handling of law enforcement and immigration policy. They also delve into the ongoing fraud investigations in Minnesota, spotlighting the need for accountability among state officials, including Governor Tim Walz. The conversation emphasizes the importance of Republicans seizing the moment to address these pressing issues head-on, rather than allowing distractions to dominate the narrative. As they explore the intersection of law enforcement, immigration, and political strategy, this episode serves as a clarion call for action and integrity in governance. 00:00 | PreBorn's mission to rescue over 67,000 babies 01:21 | Fatal incident involving ICE agent in Minneapolis 14:38 | The left's narrative on law enforcement and self-defense 20:08 | John Cardillo: The implications of the Minneapolis incident 34:01 | The urgency of addressing fraud in Minnesota 35:10 | The need for accountability from state officials 44:14 | How Republicans can regain control of the narrative 45:58 | The importance of action over distraction in politics https://www.preborn.com/ https://www.foxnews.com/politics/house-gop-bill-trigger-self-deportation-somali-refugees-amid-minnesota-fraud-probe

In this enlightening episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna engages with Patrick Hedger, the NetChoice Director of Policy, to explore the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence as we approach 2026. They discuss the implications of AI on various sectors, including manufacturing and healthcare, and the critical need for the U.S. to maintain its lead in this transformative technology amidst growing competition from China. Jenna and Patrick delve into the regulatory challenges posed by Congress, examining how the legislative body is lagging behind the Trump administration's proactive approach to AI policy. They also address pressing concerns around privacy, data security, and the potential biases inherent in AI systems, emphasizing the importance of consumer choice and competition in the tech space. As the conversation unfolds, they highlight the necessity for public education on AI literacy to prepare future generations for a tech-driven economy. This episode serves as a vital reminder of the intersection between technology, policy, and the foundational principles that govern our society.00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 00:52 | Patrick Hedger: Forbes has 10 AI predictions for 2026 13:46 | Getting a national data privacy and security standard would be extremely helpful 14:45 | Patrick Hedger: Public perception of privacy has shifted dramatically in tech age 17:48 | Patrick Hedger: Public education around AI should be paramount 20:19 | Preborn network clinics help women choose life through a free ultrasound 21:39 | National Religious Broadcasters CEO Troy Miller talks about Christian broadcasting heading into 2026 24:13 | NRB sees growing bias in corporate America against Christian message heading into 2026 28:32 | NRB is advocating for AM radio for every vehicle act on Capitol Hill 35:23 | Trey Miller: Privacy issues in big tech have biblical implications 38:56 | Jenna Ellis: How has the Trump administration been helpful to Christian broadcasters 43:21 | NRB is helping to combat Christian persecution worldwide https://www.forbes.com/sites/robtoews/2025/12/22/10-ai-predictions-for-2026/ https://nrbconvention.org/

In this captivating episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna dives deep into the recent dramatic developments in Venezuela following the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Joined by retired CIA officer Scott Ulinger, they dissect the implications of Operation Absolute Resolve, exploring whether the operation was aimed at regime change or securing Venezuela's vast oil reserves, which could potentially influence U.S. national debt. Jenna and Scott discuss the broader geopolitical ramifications, particularly regarding U.S. relations with China, Russia, and Iran, as well as the historical context of Maduro’s regime and its connections to global terrorism. They also touch on the upcoming trial of Maduro in NewSong York and its potential impact on U.S. politics ahead of the 2026 elections. The conversation highlights the importance of accountability and the need for a unified Christian response to the challenges facing America today. 00:00 | PreBorn's mission to rescue over 67,000 babies 01:21 | Venezuela's historical context and the implications of Maduro's capture 14:38 | The significance of Venezuelan oil in U.S. foreign policy 20:08 | Scott Ulinger: The chaos in Venezuela and its impact on global relations 34:01 | The role of Cuba and other nations in supporting Maduro 35:10 | The potential consequences of Maduro's trial for U.S. politics 44:14 | The importance of accountability in government and the upcoming elections 45:58 | How the Venezuelan situation reflects broader issues within the U.S. https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/venezuela-strikes/card/special-operations-forces-led-maduro-extraction-1SLul1P6Jc3v252A73Fn https://apnews.com/article/maduro-venezuela-trump-criminal-case-131f59e517cc8314a53c8dace230d328 https://nypost.com/2026/01/05/us-news/gov-tim-walz-expected-to-drop-reelection-bid-amid-minnesota-somali-fraud-probe-report/

this thought-provoking episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna returns from her holiday break to discuss the critical crossroads facing American conservatism as we enter 2026. With a focus on defining what conservatism truly means, Jenna emphasizes the importance of grounding our beliefs in a biblical worldview and the foundational truths that have shaped the nation. She reflects on the historical context of conservatism, analyzing its evolution from the founding era through pivotal moments in American history, including the Reagan Revolution and the rise of populism. Jenna highlights the need for clarity and consistency in conservative principles, urging listeners to consider whether the movement is about truth or merely about wielding power. She shares insights from Ben Shapiro's recent speech at the Heritage Foundation, which calls for ideological border control within conservatism and a commitment to traditional values. This episode serves as a rallying cry for conservatives to stand firm in their beliefs, uphold the principles of free enterprise, limited government, and individual freedom, and remain vigilant against those who seek to dilute the movement's core tenets. 00:00 | Because of listeners like you, Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies 01:21 | David Frum: What is conservatism for? What defines conservatism 14:38 | American conservatism believes that government derives its legitimacy from God, not government 20:08 | Jenna Ellis: We need to define accurately American conservatism in 2026 34:01 | Conservatism entered a defensive posture against permanent government growth, right 35:10 | Tucker Carlson: Post war conservative intellectual revival started in 1940s 44:14 | The conservative movement is in flux, Ben Shapiro says 45:58 | Ben Shapiro says those who oppose American conservatism definitionally oppose conservatism https://x.com/owengregorian/status/2001631283831791760?s=46&t=8VD-uV7Rp9S-Dlca8Q_EdQ

In this heartfelt episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Bishop E.. W. Jackson takes the reins to share an uplifting Christmas message centered around the true meaning of the season—the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. He encourages listeners to embrace the joy and peace that comes from focusing on faith and family rather than the pressures of holiday spending. Bishop E. W. Jackson delves into the supernatural events surrounding Christ's birth, emphasizing that God desires to intervene in our lives with miraculous power. He reflects on the journey of the wise men, challenging traditional narratives and highlighting the significance of their mission. As he discusses the importance of standing firm in truth and righteousness, Bishop E. W. Jackson also touches on the recent tragic events surrounding Charlie Kirk, reminding us that God's plans cannot be thwarted by earthly powers. This episode serves as a powerful reminder to remain steadfast in faith, to support one another, and to celebrate the miraculous gift of Christ during this special season.00:00 | Because of listeners like you, Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies 07:51 | You ever think about the fact that Joseph and Mary had to travel 13:47 | I want you all to weigh in on America Fest controversy 15:18 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 16:32 | E.W. Jackson: I'm convinced that the American people are over racism 23:43 | I think this is a terrible time to be making endorsements 30:34 | Bishop E.W. Jackson: The Bible says righteousness exalts a nation 33:33 | E.W. jackson: God wants his people to be united 35:53 | Steve Jackson: Katandi Brown's confirmation hearing should have been defeated 37:29 | The idea of intelligent life on other planets does not come from evolution 38:36 | Bishop names several candidates he thinks are qualified to be president 40:10 | Starla says Charlie Kirk would have wanted glory to go to God 45:53 | Of no compromise as we get ready for Christmas 49:19 | Preborn's mission is to rescue babies from abortion and lead families to Christ

In this reflective episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna takes a step back to review the significant events of 2025 and to look forward to the opportunities that lie ahead in 2026. Joined by Alex McFarland, a board member of the American Family Association and host of Exploring the Word, they discuss the powerful moments that shaped the past year, including the impact of President Trump's administration and the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. Jenna and Alex emphasize the importance of viewing current events through a biblical lens, encouraging listeners to seek unity among Christians and to prioritize prayer as a means of advancing the Kingdomnomics of God. They highlight the necessity of focusing on eternal truths and the mission of sharing the Gospel, reminding us that every believer has a role to play in this spiritual battle. This episode serves as a call to action for Christians to recommit to their faith, engage in prayer, and remain steadfast in their mission to spread God's love and truth in the coming year.00:00 | Because of listeners like you, Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies 02:15 | Alex McFarland gives his year end review of American Family Radio Network 05:05 | Alex Martin: Shouldn't we look at the world through God's Word 15:37 | Alex McFarland: Jenna, we are in a spiritual battle this year 19:57 | Jenna Ellis: Alex McFarland talks about what Christians should focus on in 2025 25:35 | Alex: I think Christians need to understand the power of prayer 33:53 | Alex Calvin: Christians should focus more on what unites us this year 41:45 | Alex McFarland: We need to focus on Christ and unity 42:32 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 43:48 | Jenna Ellis with Alex McFarland looking ahead to 2026 45:22 | Alex Preborn: I stumbled upon a quote 25 years ago about eschatology

In this engaging episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna delves into the recent presidential address by Donald Trump, which sparked varied reactions from the media and public alike. Joined by former intelligence officer Scott Yohlinger, they dissect Trump's claims regarding Venezuela and the implications of past U.S. involvement in the country’s oil sector. Jenna and Scott explore the effectiveness of Trump's messaging as he prepares for the upcoming midterms, highlighting the importance of addressing domestic issues that resonate with American voters. They also touch on the departure of Dan Bongino from the FBI and the ongoing legal battle between Missouri and China over COVID-19 accountability, emphasizing the need for transparency and justice. This episode challenges listeners to consider the intersection of foreign policy and domestic concerns while reflecting on the current political landscape.00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 00:59 | President Trump's primetime address on Venezuela got mixed reaction last night 03:20 | Scott Uehlinger : President Trump claims Venezuelan President Maduro stole US oil assets 11:31 | Dan Bongino announced his resignation as FBI Deputy Director yesterday 15:19 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 16:40 | China suing Missouri for $24 billion over COVID outbreak 25:58 | Jenna Ellis: Missouri lawsuit against China over Covid is important 28:20 | The annual Turning Point USA America Fest kicks off today in Phoenix 29:34 | Mark Mitchell: Turning Point USA's annual conference kicks off Saturday 38:19 | When a Republican gets a 60% job approval rating with under 40 voters 45:22 | Mark Mitchell says he talked to President Trump about economic populism

In this compelling episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna tackles the controversial and disheartening reactions to recent events surrounding Chick-fil-A's corporate stance on diversity and inclusion. Joined by Todd Starnes, they discuss the implications of the beloved fast-food chain’s decision to embrace messaging that diverges from its traditional Christian values, particularly in light of recent social media backlash. They explore the disappointment among loyal customers and the broader cultural ramifications for businesses that once stood firmly on biblical principles. The conversation shifts to the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent responses from prominent figures, including President Trump. Jenna and Brylan Hollyhand analyze the fallout from Trump's insensitive remarks, emphasizing the need for conservatives to maintain moral integrity while engaging in political discourse. They highlight the importance of appealing to younger generations and independent voters by modeling respectful leadership rather than succumbing to the sensationalism that often plagues political commentary. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges listeners to reflect on the values that should guide their political engagement and the importance of standing firm in truth. 00:00 | Todd Starnes says Chick Fil A is condoning same sex marriage 10:00 | Todd: This shows how ineffective a lot of churches are 15:17 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 16:31 | Jenna Ellis: Erica Kirk met with Candace Owens over Charlie Kirk controversy 21:26 | So, uh, let's welcome in Auron MacIntyre 21:56 |Auron MacIntyre : Erica Kirk losing her husband to an assassination is difficult 33:06 | Auron MacIntyre : You have to put trust in your messengers 36:11 | President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social about Robin Reiner's death 43:30 | Bryon: Gen Z voters loved Trump's policies last November

In this gripping episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna addresses the alarming rise in violence and the blatant disregard for human life being exhibited globally. With a heavy heart, she recounts recent tragic events, including stabbings, murders, and terrorist acts that showcase a disturbing trend of evil permeating society. Joined by Father Frank Pavone, founder of Priests for Life, they discuss the essential need for a culture that respects life from conception to natural death. Father Pavone emphasizes that the breakdown of this principle leads to a broader disregard for life, ultimately resulting in societal chaos. As they delve into the implications of secularism on governance and morality, Jenna and Father Pavone explore how the erosion of biblical principles has allowed for the infiltration of ideologies that contradict the sanctity of life. They urge listeners to reclaim a Christian worldview that recognizes God as the ultimate authority in both personal and public life. The conversation also touches on the importance of returning to foundational truths within the church, highlighting the necessity for pastors to boldly preach the Word without compromise. Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion that challenges listeners to confront the realities of our times and inspires action towards a society that values and protects life.00:00 | Because of listeners like you, Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies 00:52 | The utter disregard for human life has been on display over this weekend 02:47 | Father Frank Pavone says disregard for human life is widespread in America 09:40 | Father Frank: Christians have to be bold with their testimony on religious issues 11:50 | First Circuit reverses block on Trump's Planned Parenthood funding cuts 15:05 | Father Frank Pavone: Christian taxpayers should not fund abortions 17:22 | Jenna Ellis: Islam has been getting out of control recently 24:20 | I think rise of secularism has allowed Islam to come in 35:21 | Jenna Ellis returns to American Family Radio with Pastor John Amonchukwu 38:59 | Berean: Many pastors confuse compassion with compromise in sermons 46:47 | John Amanchukwu: Christians must seek discernment and seek truth

In this thought-provoking episode, Jenna Ellis dives deep into the controversial topic of hell, spurred by recent discussions from Kirk Cameron's podcast. Joined by Dr. Braxton Hunter, president of Trinity Seminary, Jenna explores the theological debate between annihilationism and eternal conscious torment. They dissect what scripture truly says about the nature of hell, the implications of each view, and how these beliefs shape our understanding of justice, salvation, and the character of God. With an emphasis on studying the full counsel of the Bible, Jenna and Dr. Hunter encourage listeners to engage in these critical conversations, urging a deeper exploration of theology and its impact on faith. Tune in for a compelling discussion that challenges assumptions and invites a closer look at the eternal consequences of our beliefs. 00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 00:54 | Christian leaders need to talk more about hell, says Braxton Hunter 04:48| Dr. Braxton Hunter joins us to discuss eternal conscious torment and hell 09:05 | To determine whether annihilationism or eternal conscious punishment is correct biblical view 11:12 | There are some biblical texts that seem to imply eternal conscious torment is true 15:15 | This is a text that is appealed to for eternal conscious torment and against conditionalism 19:38 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 20:53 | Jenna Ellis: What does hell actually look like for the unbeliever 22:10 | Dr. Hunter: Kirk Cameron raises question about eternal conscious torment in Christianity 29:22 | Jenna: I'm glad that this conversation is happening 33:15 | Jenna: One danger of annihilationism is telling unsaved there's hell 41:20 | Dr. Braxton Hunter discusses annihilationism versus eternal conscious torment 48:47 | Are there any other resources that you would point to for people besides obviously scripture

In this episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna discusses the significant social media ban proposed in Australia aimed at protecting minors. Joined by Patrick Hedger, Director of Policy at Net Choice, they explore the implications of such legislation, debating the balance between parental rights and government intervention. They also delve into the ongoing redistricting battles in the U.S., examining how recent Supreme Court decisions could impact the GOP's chances in the upcoming midterm elections. Gerard Felitti, Senior Counsel for the Lawfare Project, joins later to unpack the legal challenges surrounding Missouri's redistricting efforts and the potential ramifications for voters. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of technology, policy, and the future of American governance. Social Media Ban in Australia Parental Rights vs. Government Intervention Redistricting Battles in the U.S. Supreme Court Decisions Impacting GOP Legal Challenges in Missouri's Redistricting https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9e1nl40wo https://www.npr.org/2025/12/04/nx-s1-5619692/supreme-court-texas-redistricting-map https://www.scrippsnews.com/politics/elections/advocates-say-they-have-enough-signatures-to-block-missouri-gerrymandering-at-least-for-now

Radio host Steve Deace examines plans for President Trump to campaign during mid-term elections next year. Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia explains Florida's plans to keep illegals from accessing state funds. And finally, Jenna talks about the release of Charlie Kirk's final book.

Tony Ortiz, Marc Wheat and Gerard Filitti join the program.

Constitutional law attorney Mike Donnelly examines the decision by the Supreme Court to review President Trump's order on birthright citizenship. Auron MacIntyre of Blaze Media discusses the case of gunfire near the home of podcaster Tim Pool. Former intelligence officer Scott Uehlinger analyzes what is happening in Venezuela.

Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports joins the show to discuss generational difference in the outlook of the country including favorability of Nick Fuentes

Constitutional law professor Mike Donnelly examines the debate around Presidential use of the autopen. Gerard Filitti from the Lawfare Project reports on the investigations into the Trump prosecutions. Finally, Sarah Gabel from the Everylife diaper company discusses the targeting of children by liberals.

Hogan Gidley of the America First Policy Institute joins the program to discuss the fallout from Secretary Hegseth's decision regarding the boat attacks and the investigation of fraud under Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Indiana Representative Marlin Stutzman explains the administrations relationship with Qatar. And, Chelsea Wildmon from the AFA Foundation stops by to discuss year end charitable giving.

Fr. Calvin Robinson joins Jenna to examine the Islamification of America.

Radio hosts Chris Salcedo and Todd Starnes join Jenna to look at the response to the shooting of National Guard members in Washington D.C. and to examine the leadership of Speaker Johnson.

Jenna is joined by her mother Valerie Ellis as they continue their discussion of biblical conflict resolution during the holiday season.

Jenna talks to Dr. Alex McFarland on a number of issues including the cultural shift towards Christ.

Pastor and Form Muslim Shahram Hadian joined Jenna to examine the advances by Islam in America and the affects of it. Gerard Filitti of the Lawfare Project discussed the dismissal of the indictment against James Comey and Letitia James.

Auron MacIntyre of TheBlaze joined Jenna to look at the problem of crime in America. Joel Berry from the Babylon Bee discussed what it means to be a Christian nation. Texas Representative Keith Self talked about his bill to assess terror designation for Iranian clerics advocating violence against leaders.

Scott Jennings joins to talk about what the right is getting wrong and Ryan Helfenbein talks about the state of the church

Jenna is joined by her mother Valerie Ellis to discuss biblical conflict resolution as we approach the holiday season.

Steve Deace of Blaze Media joins Jenna to examine the allegations against Representative Cory Mills. AFA Vice President Walker Wildmon discusses AFA's work in vetting judicial candidates for the federal bench. Florida gubernatorial candidate Paul Renner presents his plan to lower taxes and preserve personal freedoms.

Florida Lt. Governor Jay Collins joins Jenna as they preview the upcoming race for Florida Governor. Megan Basham of the Daily Wire discusses Biola University, a Christian university, straying from Biblical principles. Then Jenna talks about her article on American Family News, "The future of conservatism, now in question, is not behind us."

Guest host Bishop E.W. Jackson discusses standing for righteousness and the political posturing around the Epstein files.

Constitutional law professor Mike Donnelly joins Jenna to evaluate what Congress is and is not doing. Elena Nicolson from Operation Christmas Child shares her story of receiving a Christmas shoebox as a child.

Tho Bishop joins to talk about the economy and Raw Egg Nationalist talks about H1B Visas and harmful chemicals to males and reproduction

Mark Mitchell from the Rasmussen Reports examines the Trump Administration policies and who is influencing those decisions. James Fishback of Azoria joins Jenna to discuss the political landscape in Florida.

Ryan Helfenbein of Liberty University brings his thoughts on the probable end to the long government shutdown and how the U.S. government incentivizes poverty. Dr. Alex McFarland breaks down the discovery of what is believed to be Noah's Ark. Jerry Lawson joins Jenna to talk about the new AFA Christmas buttons.

Indiana Representative Marlin Stutzman discusses the Senate vote to end the government shutdown. Gerard Filitti of the Lawfare Project examines the decision by the Supreme Court on whether they will revisit "same-sex marriage" rights.

Attorney Cleta Mitchell joins Jenna to discuss the pardons President Trump issued to many involved in the 2020 election. Katy Faust of Them Before Us examines genetic engineering of babies being done by fertility clinics. Auron MacIntyre from Blaze Media reports the latest on the government shutdown and if enough Democrats will join Republicans to reopen the government.

Dinesh D'Souza, Jon Root, and Pastor Jack Hibbs join to discuss issues of the day including Conservatives confused on Biblical Worldview

Steve Deace from Blaze Media presents what the way forward is for Republicans in this post-Trump era where President Trump cannot run again. Gerard Filitti from the Lawfare Project reports on the Supreme Court arguments in the case challenging President Trump's tariffs. Iowa Gubernatorial candidate Adam Steen talks about his campaign and values.

Former CIA agent Scott Uehlinger and Indiana Representative Marlin Stutzman join the program to discuss the government shutdown and it's affects on air travel and SNAP benefits. Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports breaks down Tuesday's elections including Mamdani winning the New York City mayoral race.

Jenna examines the founding of America and the influence Biblical principles had. Jay Collins, Lt. Gov. of Florida, discusses American values and the Florida property tax debate. James Fishback, CEO of Azoria, looks at the abuses of the SNAP program.

Guest host Fred Jackson is joined by Gary Bauer of American Values to examine the government shutdown, upcoming elections, the killing of Christians in Nigeria, and the Biden DOJ and Jack Smith going after political opponents.

Jenna's neighbor Hannah Creel joins to talk about Gen Z news, Jenna previews her podcast interview with Andrew Klavan, and then discusses Sharia law in America

Ohio Representative Jim Jordan discusses new documents that show what Jack Smith did to go after President Trump. Chris Woodward from American Family News reports on last nights Turning Point USA event in Oxford, MS where Erika Kirk and Vice President J.D. Vance spoke. Lastly, Jenna talks about the government shutdown and EBT benefits running out on November 1.