Carl Kerby | Bub Kuns

Mary welcomes back Bub Kuns and Carl Kerby to catch up with them about all things related to youth ministry. We look at the latest in the DeBunked video series, and what it takes to bring one of these captivating and clever videos to life. We talk about the latest video on dinosaurs and why it is so popular.  We catch up with Carl and the many events he has been a part of in the area of contending for the faith and having a rock-solid worldview. Then we switch to the subject of our youth: why are so many of late pursuing spiritual things? As that is a wide lens question, more to the point is, what kind of spirituality? Searching in the age of social media is very different than it was even 5 years ago. Add on to that, the Ai revolution – how has Ai changed youth ministry? Trying to sort through counterfeits, spiritual ones, has never been more challenging. Then we look at the top questions youth have. A full hour with 2 worldview warriors.

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In this presentation given by Alex Newman at the Worldview Matters Conference, he gives a history of the United States education system, and how it has been overtaken by demonic acts and the New World Order.

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Atheism and Its Effect on Governance. We are joined by David New (Constitutional Attorney). Topics discussed include: The National Day of Prayer. Atheism: Defined & Described, Constitutional Incompatibility, Evidence of No Constitutional Authorship.

In today’s podcast Mondo and Ken Mikle discuss rising global tensions involving Israel, Iran, Europe, NATO, and the cultural shifts reshaping the West. They also share updates from New Zealand, upcoming prophecy conferences, and why believers must stay watchful and engaged as world events continue aligning with Bible prophecy.

National Day of Prayer can feel like a modern flashpoint, but the deeper story is older and far more bipartisan than most people realize. We walk through the historical evidence that public prayer has been woven into American life from the start, including moments like Columbus’ prayers of thanksgiving, prayer observances tied to Jamestown and Plymouth, and a remarkable scene from September 6, 1774, when the First Continental Congress opens with prayer and Scripture for nearly two hours. If you’ve ever wondered whether faith belongs in America’s public square, that timeline changes the whole frame.

We also trace how the National Day of Prayer became a formal part of American civic practice. We talk through the 1952 law during President Truman’s era, the organizing push that formed the National Prayer Committee in 1979, the first major coordinated event under President Reagan in 1983, and the 1988 legislation that set the first Thursday in May. Along the way, we discuss why leaders saw prayer as a key distinction between rights that come from government and rights grounded in God, plus the role of the National Prayer Breakfast and how it has even helped foster peace talks abroad.

Then we pivot to listener questions with real legal consequences. Why do political ads get away with blatant lies if libel and slander are real offenses? We break down the “public figure” defamation standard that makes accountability so difficult today and why some justices have called for rethinking it. We close with a surprising American history detail: Ohio’s 1803 statehood was real, but Congress still had to clean up a technical oversight in 1953 by retroactively affirming what everyone already recognized.

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