Ron Johnson Discipleship Podcast

In this episode, we share practical, battle-tested principles for building a stronger marriage. We also unpack the recent midterm election results, highlighting several encouraging trends and silver linings that offer reasons for hope. Rather than placing our trust in politics, we discuss how believers can engage culture faithfully while keeping their confidence in God's sovereignty.

In this episode, we unpack the post-election insanity sweeping across the political landscape and break down the key Indiana election results. We celebrate a historic milestone as a member of Living Stones Church becomes a State Senator, discuss the impact of the much-talked-about "blue wave," and examine the significance of the election of a Muslim senator. Join us for thoughtful analysis, local...

Should Christians vote? How do believers navigate politics without losing their biblical convictions? In this episode, we address six common reasons Christians choose not to vote and examine them through the lens of Scripture. We also introduce a practical framework for evaluating candidates and issues, helping believers prioritize what matters most and engage the public square with both convictio...

The Pentagon has announced plans to livestream the firing squad execution of Nidal Hasan, the Army psychiatrist who murdered 13 people and wounded dozens more in the 2009 Fort Hood terrorist attack. Military officials say the public broadcast is intended to demonstrate the serious consequences of such crimes. Scripture affirms the government's God-given responsibility to punish evil and uphold jus...

In this episode, we examine what we believe is the defining choice facing America in the coming midterm elections: Christ or chaos. We discuss why Christians must move beyond passive observation and embrace meaningful grassroots engagement, recognizing that lasting cultural change begins with ordinary citizens who are willing to act. We highlight the rise of India's Cockroach Janta Party, a youth-...

In this episode of the Ron Johnson Discipleship Podcast, Ron discusses Justin Verlander’s retirement and the importance of prioritizing marriage and family. He also reviews Benjamin Netanyahu’s United Nations address and Javier Milei’s criticism of the UN, reflecting on leadership, national sovereignty, and current global issues from a biblical perspective.  #JustinVerlander #BiblicalWorldvie...

The midterm elections are only seven weeks away, and the decisions made today will shape the future for generations to come. Drawing from the example of King Hezekiah, we discuss the danger of focusing on personal peace and security while neglecting our responsibility to future generations. We also examine President Trump's exclusion of certain "fake news" outlets from press conferences...

From the WNBA to a high-profile murder trial to the legacy of Gloria Steinem, this episode connects three major cultural stories to a single theme: the unintended and often tragic consequences of radical feminism in contemporary society.

This episode examines the biblical view of marriage, family, and children in contrast to modern cultural trends. We argue that children are a gift from God and that marriage is a lifelong covenant designed not only for companionship but also for nurturing the next generation. Drawing from Romans 1, our conversation explores how society's rejection of God's design has led to confusion about truth,...

Today we tackle three major stories: the upcoming election and the battle between common sense and extremism, the UK's baffling response to the grooming gang crisis with a pamphlet instructing migrants not to rape or harass women, and the Lindsay Clancy case, including the difficult question of whether mental illness erases moral responsibility. Join us as we examine the headlines through a biblic...

In this episode, we tackle a growing global epidemic: loneliness. With nearly 1 in 3 American adults reporting feelings of loneliness, we explore the personal, emotional, and spiritual impact of living disconnected from others. We also discuss the vital role the local church plays in addressing this crisis. God designed us for community, and the church provides a place where meaningful relationshi...

Truth is coherent, unified, and internally consistent. False worldviews, by contrast, eventually collapse under the weight of their own contradictions. We see signs of this in our culture today. For example, the WNBA continues to wrestle with fundamental questions of identity and definition. At the same time, we are witnessing a renewed interest in Marxist and socialist visions of a utopian social...

In our podcast today, we discuss Spain's Muslim invasion and Fauci's embarrassing evasion of the truth. Finally, why the woke WNBA continues on a path of destruction. 👍 Like, Comment, & Subscribe for more content like this!  🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a video!  ⛪ ABOUT LIVING STONES CHURCH: Launching in 1981 as just 30 people in a living room in Northwest Indiana, Living Ston...

In this episode, we explore the idea that in a free society, the greatest power belongs not to those who control weapons, but to those who shape the narrative. The controversy surrounding the Smithsonian Institution and the growing influence of Democratic Socialists in America reveal how competing worldviews seek to define history, identity, and the future. Rather than merely debating policies, Ch...

In this episode, we tackle some of the most important issues facing our nation and the broader Western world: free speech, media influence, election integrity, and the sanctity of life. First, we examine reports from the United Kingdom that raise serious concerns about the balance between public safety and the fundamental right to free expression. Then, we discuss claims that parts of the mainstre...

The Supreme Court recently struck down President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship, holding that children born in the U.S. to parents who are unlawfully or temporarily present qualify as citizens at birth. Many conservatives sharply criticized the ruling, warning it could have significant long-term cultural and national consequences.

In today’s episode, we examine the key themes of Zohran Mamdani’s Independence Day speech, including his vision of diversity as a source of national strength and the recurring focus on class conflict, economic inequality, and oppression that critics associate with Marxist political thought.

Today we celebrate the sacred fire of liberty that, by God’s grace, has burned brightly in America for 250 years. This freedom is not man-made—it is a gift from our Creator, entrusted to us and sustained only through virtue, courage, and constant vigilance. In this episode, we take a sobering look at the recent White House Religious Liberty Commission Report, which reveals a clear and concerning p...

In today’s episode, we examine a historic moment in global economics: Elon Musk has become the world’s first trillionaire. What should be done with this kind of wealth? Is it purely a private achievement, or does it carry broader responsibility? And what role, if any, should government play in redistributing it? What does the Bible say about wealth - how it’s created, who ultimately owns it, and h...

In this episode, we explore the noticeable cultural shift happening around Pride Month in America. Corporate support that once felt nearly universal is now becoming more restrained, with many companies scaling back public engagement and funding. At the same time, some states have introduced alternative observances like “Nuclear Family Month,” highlighting a renewed emphasis on traditional family v...

James Talarico, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Texas, is presenting a version of Christianity that blends progressive politics with gospel language - and that should concern every serious believer. When the truth of Scripture is reshaped to fit the spirit of the age, it’s no longer the gospel - it’s a substitute. At the same time, recent comments from an Indiana political leader about I...

In today’s episode, we explore a powerful and often misunderstood idea: the connection between Christ and the warrior ethos - and why a truly strong warrior culture ultimately depends on a Christian worldview rooted in transcendent values. A strong military is built on beliefs that transcend the individual - values that give meaning to sacrifice, boundaries to power, and purpose to suffering. That...

Something is shifting beneath the surface of our culture. While headlines continue to predict the decline of Christianity, a very different story is unfolding - one that many in the mainstream media struggle to explain. Across the nation and around the world, there are growing signs of a quiet but undeniable awakening. In leadership circles, men and women once silent about their faith are beginnin...

In a landmark decision, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a major ruling that could fundamentally reshape how election districts are drawn across America. At the center of the case— Louisiana v. Callais —was a simple yet deeply controversial question: Can states draw political districts primarily based on race? The Court’s answer was clear: no. Democrats are left with two options: change their platfor...

In a recent blog by Martin Smith, he argues that fear is often deliberately stirred up in public life so leaders can gain support, control debate, or push through policies that might otherwise face resistance. When panic drives politics, citizens are more likely to surrender freedoms, accept poor decisions, and overlook long‑term consequences.  The SOTUS delivered a major decision on redistricting...