Allen Jackson Now

Congressional leadership has changed, but America's enemies haven't. Are Iran, Russia, and China looking for an opportunity to challenge American strength? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Don Bramer, former Naval Intelligence Officer and Bush Administration official, to discuss the shifting political landscape following the midterm elections and the implications for American foreign policy. They examine the confrontation with Iran and the possibility that Tehran, Moscow, and Beijing could seek to exploit political uncertainty in Washington. Pastor Allen believes America's strength matters not only for the present generation but also for the generations that follow. Authoritarianism must be confronted. Our freedom is worth defending.

Michigan's newly elected senator has called Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal and accused Israel of genocide. In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Yair Pinto, IDF Captain and host of Boots on the Ground, to examine the future of U.S.–Israel relations as a new Congress takes shape and criticism of Israeli policy grows across the American political spectrum. Pastor Allen warns Christians against looking away when Jewish people face hatred or intimidation. We must respond with courage rather than fear, recognizing the Jewish people's unique place in biblical history and God's covenant promises.

The Democrats have won the House and Senate in stunning fashion. Republicans are facing difficult questions. And Pastor Allen Jackson believes the election reveals something deeper than politics. In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Alex Marlow, Editor-in-Chief of Breitbart News, to examine the aftermath of the 2026 midterms. They discuss the sweeping Democratic victories, the loss of Republican Senate seats in traditionally conservative states, and the growing political challenges facing President Trump. Pastor Allen believes America is experiencing a season of shaking. Elections expose the spiritual condition of a nation. As Christians, how should we respond?

Will the 2026 midterm elections follow the historical pattern, or could political divisions within the Democratic Party produce an unexpected outcome? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Scott Rassmussen, veteran pollster and President of RMG Research, to examine the battle for control of Congress. They discuss the challenges facing the president's party during midterm elections, the growing influence of democratic socialism, and divisions over Israel and American foreign policy. Pastor Allen believes that when society loses its commitment to godliness, holiness, and biblical principles, those changes eventually become visible in the political process. The only hope for our nation is a healthy, vibrant, Spirit-filled Church.

A small group of socialist lawmakers could hold significant influence over the next Congress. In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Jeffrey Lord, former political director in the Reagan White House, to examine the growing challenge facing House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries. Several socialist-backed congressional candidates have strategized on executing a power grab that will bring their legislative priorities to the House floor, including Medicare for All, wealth tax, abolishing ICE, abolishing the Senate, and restricting military assistance to Israel. Pastor Allen challenges the argument that socialism is inherently compassionate. He points to the biblical prohibition against coveting and refutes the idea that fairness requires everyone to achieve equal economic outcomes.

Barack Obama is campaigning alongside Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, while new reporting raises questions about individuals who have contributed to El-Sayed's political campaigns. In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Rob Bluey, President and Executive Editor of The Daily Signal, to examine the controversy surrounding Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed. With former President Barack Obama campaigning in Michigan, questions have emerged about El-Sayed's past statements concerning Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood-led government and campaign donations from individuals identified in investigative reporting. Pastor Allen says we can’t be uncertain about whether we should engage in challenging conversations, particularly when met with accusations of prejudice. We have a responsibility to speak courageously.

A Michigan Senate candidate opposes U.S. military assistance to Israel and accuses Israel of genocide. What would these positions mean for American foreign policy? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Mary Kissel, former Senior Advisor to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, to discuss the growing confrontation between the United States and Iran, China's strategic and economic influence on Iran, and Russian President Vladimir Putin's continued resistance to peace. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has accused Israel of genocide in Gaza and argues that Congress alone should decide when to go to war. Pastor Allen strongly disputes accusations that Israel is committing genocide and warns that Americans are being confronted with competing narratives from politicians and the media. We have a responsibility to speak with courage, rather than allowing confusion or fear to determine our response.

A sitting member of Congress is under federal investigation, raising serious questions about those entrusted with public office. In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes Eric Eggers, Vice President of the Government Accountability Institute, to discuss the ongoing federal investigation into Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's immigration history. They examine the allegations investigators are reviewing and the importance of congressional accountability. Pastor Allen believes only God can secure our future, not politicians or government institutions. But Americans still have the extraordinary privilege of choosing their representatives, and that freedom carries a responsibility to consider the character and worldview of those seeking public office. Elections have consequences. You can’t go silent at the ballot box.

Have Christians become so afraid of offending people that we’re no longer willing to speak biblical truth? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes researcher and author Dr. George Barna to discuss why information alone isn't producing the spiritual transformation society needs. Christian families and church leaders must model the values they teach. The conversation explores the influence of media, the importance of consistent biblical behavior, and the need for Christians to demonstrate their faith beyond church services. Pastor Allen believes we must be willing to speak truth on cultural issues. Genuine discipleship requires conviction and courage. nfluences every decision we make. Pastor Allen believes truth isn't determined by personal opinions or cultural preferences. The foundation of a biblical worldview is recognizing Scripture as the ultimate authority.

Millions of Americans identify as Christians, but how many actually think and live according to Scripture? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes researcher and author Dr. George Barna to discuss his startling research showing that only 6% of self-identified Christians hold a biblical worldview. They examine how secular culture has shaped Christian beliefs, why churches are struggling to make disciples, and how our worldview influences every decision we make. Pastor Allen believes truth isn't determined by personal opinions or cultural preferences. The foundation of a biblical worldview is recognizing Scripture as the ultimate authority.