New research from Johns Hopkins debunks the myth that the LGBT movement's adherents are "born that way" -- Steve Deace says every single conservative should care about this.

From Tim Tebow to Michael Sam, one of the few remaining bastions of meritocracy in the United States is being politicized more and more every day. Steve and the team discuss why that's not at all a good thing.

Steve explains the not-so-hidden meanings and social commentary on display in the superhero universes of Marvel and DC.

Steve and the team compare the Republican and Democratic National Conventions -- and come to a conclusion about the messages they sent and how they were sent.

Steve and the team examine the phenomenon of the prosperity gospel "teachers", and why their infestation seems to be cropping up in greater numbers during this particular election year.

Steve and the team examine the action of Chick-fil-A after the Orlando terror attacks -- and deduce that Chick-fil-A can be an example for Christians and conservatives to follow.

Steve and the team remember 'the greatest of all time', Muhammad Ali -- and look at one particular quote of his.

Steve went to the new 'Angry Birds' movie for family movie night -- and was pleasantly surprised by what he saw.

He and the team discuss why the type of storytelling found in this movie should be reproduced more often.

Steve and the team have an unconventional answer for conservatives wondering what the next step is for the church and conservative causes across the United States.

'Donald Trump is like Nebuchadnezzar', 'Donald Trump is like biblical character x' — more and more Trump supporters seem to be taking scripture out of context to justify their support for him.

Steve explains why doing this might win this election, but lose the next generation.