Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey

This Easter weekend, we wanted to take time to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus three days after He died on a cross & was buried. We'll read some Scripture about the resurrection morning, & reflect on what Christ's victory over death accomplishes for all believers. He is risen! --- Buy Allie's book, You're Not Enough (& That's Okay): Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love: https://alliebethstu...

Today we're talking with Texas state Representative Jeff Leach about the potential fate and innocence of Melissa Lucio, who is on death row after being convicted of killing her young daughter in 2007. Since then, a movement has sprung up around her, attracting criminal justice reform advocates from both Left and Right to rally to her cause. Many of these supporters claim that Lucio not only is inn...

Today we're covering two serious topics that the media would probably prefer that you just forget about: the Brooklyn subway shooting and the deadly lockdown that the CCP is imposing on millions of people in Shanghai. After a person of interest was named in the Brooklyn shooting, it was revealed that this individual had extremist, violent leftist views that he espoused online, which, of course, we...

Today we're taking a break from the news cycle and deep theological dives to answer some of your questions! Topics include prepping for food shortages versus relying on faith, whether Elon Musk buying part of Twitter is a good thing, and why the Republican Party seems to have so much trouble connecting with young people. --- Today's Sponsors: Annie's Kit Clubs — membership kits every month for you...

Today, we're following up on last week's episode about the dangers of toxic empathy; this time we're talking about the dangers of unfettered inclusion. Like with empathy, inclusion seems universally positive, and many Christians embrace it as an important value to have. But, as we discuss, inclusion isn't technically a virtue, and when pursued for its own sake, it can have unintended consequences...

Today we're talking to Natalie Winters, an investigative journalist for the National Pulse, about a very convoluted story and its wild implications: Hunter Biden's laptop. Back in 2020, just before the election, the New York Post ran a story about a laptop that Hunter Biden apparently left at a repair shop, and that laptop apparently had evidence of major corruption in the Biden family. However, t...

Today we're talking about Disney and all the reasons the company doesn't deserve our support any more, if it ever did. We also discuss why employees of Disney and others who oppose Florida's Parental Rights in Education Act are being labeled "groomers" by those on the Right. Long story short, it's an accurate accusation. We also go back to the history of gender ideology, and we expose the disturbe...

Today we're talking to Lila Rose, founder and president of Live Action, about a horrific case out of D.C. in which five aborted babies were found in an apartment. Some of them may have been given illegal partial-birth abortions. Lila fills in the details of the story and separates fact from fiction, and we also discuss what to say to Christians who say they oppose abortion but don't necessarily wa...

Today we're talking about something that will probably be quite controversial among Christian women: the danger of empathy. While empathy is usually a positive thing, focusing too much on it will cause you to compromise on things you really shouldn't. And unfortunately, the idea of empathy has been weaponized and hijacked by ideologues who want to push a narrative and crush any dissenting opinions...

Today we're talking with Phil and Al Robertson, BlazeTV hosts of "Unashamed," at their studio in Louisiana. We hear Phil's amazing testimony as he describes going from a life of sin to being redeemed in the Lord. Then, we talk about the time Phil was able to share the gospel with Donald Trump when they first met and how hearing what Phil had to say seemed to have a lasting impact on the former pre...

Today we're analyzing the reactions from different groups in response to Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars. It seems that any white woman on social media who has an opinion on the situation is at risk of a mob of race-baiting activists wailing that it's "not their place" to comment. Apparently, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock because of white supremacy, and therefore white people can't ha...

Today we're going over the proposed legislation in Maryland and Colorado that seeks to provide "equity for pregnant people" and seeks to protect "reproductive rights." We talk about how these terms are essentially Orwellian "new speak" meant to sound nice while covering up what really happens every single time a pregnancy is terminated: A baby dies. Even the term "pregnant people" is out of touch...

Today we start by discussing the crazy moment from last night's Oscars when Will Smith smacked Chris Rock in the face for a joke he made about Smith's wife. Then, we talk about more of the red flags surrounding Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, this time the support she's getting from "libertarians" and "conservatives" in Washington, D.C. Joining us to explain things is Jon Schweppe, director of policy...

Phil & Al Robertson are excited to sit down with Allie to dive into topics like America's love problem, confusing and weaponized empathy, and the political and religious division running wild in our country. Allie calls the churches in America that are willing to compromise to fit in with the culture one of her greatest concerns. Phil reminds us that it's not about Left vs. Right, but about mankin...

Today we're talking to Pedro Gonzalez, writer and associate editor for Chronicles magazine, about the questions that we seemingly aren't allowed to ask about the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. While it's clear as day that Russia and Vladimir Putin are the aggressors in this war, there are also concerns that Americans should have about the very real corruption in Ukraine. Pedro talks about th...

Today, we start by discussing President Biden's nominee for the Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson. It's important for people to be familiar with her judicial record, as she is on the verge of joining the highest court in the country. So, it's unfortunate to discover that not only her judicial record, but also her views on race and gender are very suspicious. Senator Josh Hawley did a good job o...

Today we start by covering a recent article in the New Statesman that highlights the unprecedented wave of mental health issues that young girls are experiencing. While those on the Left might be scratching their heads as to why this is, we know that the past two years of COVID lockdowns and mask mandates have beaten kids down and stolen their childhoods in a way that we may never fully understand...

Today we're talking about a couple of stories related to gender and the progressive Left's insane ideas about it. First, we discuss Lia Thomas recently becoming NCAA champion in women's swimming, despite being a man. Thankfully, more and more women are starting to speak up against what is an obvious injustice, but many people are understandably wary about backlash they may receive for saying what'...

Today we're following up on yesterday's rather bleak episode in which we detailed the downward spiral America is spinning in. This time, we're offering advice and thoughts on what regular people should do to get through the hard times ahead. It won't be easy, but there are steps you can take to untangle your future from the future of the American government, such as moving to a state or city whose...

Today we're giving what amounts to a Christian, conservative State of the Union (and world). And, spoiler alert, the state of America and the world is pretty bad. Between war raging in Europe and China looking to take America's spot as world superpower, it's a fair bet that tough times lie ahead. To anyone with an objective sense of reality, there is a direct link between the decline of the U.S. a...

Today we're talking to Becket Cook, host of "The Becket Cook Show" on YouTube & Author of the Book "A Change of Affection: A Gay Man's Incredible Story of Redemption". We discuss Becket's testimony, how he went from being raised Catholic to spending his college years and early adult life with no faith, very much caught up in the gay culture of California, to his conversion experience and redemptio...

Today we're talking to Professor Jason D. Hill, who teaches philosophy at DePaul University in Chicago. He recently wrote a new book, "What Do White Americans Owe Black People?" in which he examines the historically strained relationship between the two groups of people. We discuss several myths perpetuated by the progressive Left, like systemic racism, the idea that reparations are needed for rec...

Today we're talking to Jacki, host of "The Jacki Daily Show," a podcast all about oil, energy, climate, and the politics surrounding these things. Jacki explains the current situation with oil and gas production that's causing record high gas prices and how Democrat "green" policies are basically just thinly veiled schemes to funnel more money to the already-wealthy and, arguably, they are harmful...

Today we spill the tea on CPAC: the controversy that got me forever uninvited and the recent troubling revelations that have made me thankful for that. Then, we listen and respond to some audience voicemails detailing your weird dreams. --- Timecodes: (0:00) Introduction (4:29) Why Allie hasn't been invited back to CPAC (22:51) Matt Schlapp's tweet about Lia Thomas (37:23) Why didn't CPAC 2022 hol...

Today we welcome Justin Haskins, co-author with Glenn Beck of "The Great Reset," back to the show to update us on how the unfolding situation between Russia, Ukraine, and the rest of the world ties in to the World Economic Forum's Great Reset movement. While globalists like Klaus Schwab and George Soros aim to coalesce the world's governments and corporations into essentially one entity, many auth...