A Biola University art professor (15+ years on faculty) openly engages in performance art that explores 19th-century occult spiritualism, inviting participants to interact with esoteric symbology, ritual magic, confetti divination and pendulums—complete with a $85 divination toolkit promising "personal guidance and enlightenment." Monique breaks it all down from the artist's public website, podcast appearance, and installations. This information isn't hidden; it's leadership-approved under Biola's President, Barry Corey.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Biola University Updates: Their counseling center head wrote a brief supporting Colorado’s conversion therapy ban — while claiming to help students.

• Megan Basham (Daily Wire) drops a bombshell article the next day.

• Candace Owens vs. Allie Beth Stuckey & Melissa Dougherty’s “Candy Land” video

The real question: Will YOU be bold?

NYC crowned a self-declared socialist mayor who wants government to be your god, your therapist, and your landlord. We play the 7-second clip where Zohran Mamdani promises “no problem too big for government to solve,” watch Tucker Carlson lob marshmallows at basement führer Nick Fuentes, and talk about the fallout at the Heritage Foundation. This unscripted family meeting is your wake-up call about the split happening now among Conservatives.

Krista and Monique expose the dark side of SNAP and welfare dependency, triggered by viral videos of massive EBT-funded grocery hauls that scream entitlement. The reality is, there are 41.7 million people—one in eight residents of America—on SNAP. This is immoral and soul-damaging. Long-term government handouts can create lifelong reliance, infantilize adults, and embody socialism where the state that feeds you can just as easily starve you. We also discuss the reality that biblical justice demands charity starting at home and in the church—not endless checks—while urging relief to lead to development through discipleship, work, and self-sufficiency. Bonus: Monique roasts black pastors praying over Muslim socialist Zohran Mamdani and we briefly discuss the rise of the Red-Green alliance.

Krista is done with religious neutrality. In this raw Family Meeting (solo while Monique's flying home from TPUSA), she exposes Islam's 3-stage jihad plan to colonize America—and share EXACTLY what Christians must do NOW to save our Christian nation. This is your wake-up call.

We dive into Biola University's policies on sexuality and gender, raising critical questions for all Christian parents, alumni, and donors. As Biola grads, we unpack concerning wording in student life policies, from vague language on gender and sexuality to questionable approaches to transgender issues. Are these policies influenced by secular ideologies like gender theory? We explore what these policies might mean for students and why informed consent is crucial before writing that tuition check. Watch now to get equipped with the questions you need to ask any Christian college.

Join us as we unpack a whirlwind week filled with personal loss, unexpected challenges, and deep conversations. We reflect on the passing of our friend, Dr. Voddie Baucham, sharing unreleased footage and memories of his profound impact on the founding of the Center for Biblical Unity. We also dived into tough topics like the toxic online discourse around Israel and Jewish people, the rise of democratic socialism. Toward the end, we shared some of our personal thoughts and experiences with the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR).

Join us as we share our reactions to the Charlie Kirk Memorial Service, where powerful gospel presentations, worship, and patriotism took center stage. We also touch on the debate over Christian nationalism, addressing Jamar Tisby’s claims and unpack misconceptions about black culture from a viral New Christendom clip.

Correction on Tulsi's religious background: Gabbard was raised in Hawaii by her mother, who was a practicing Hindu, and her father, who is Roman Catholic. Gabbard's family was deeply involved with the Science of Identity Foundation, a religious group in Hawaii and an offshoot of the Hare Krishna movement.

Join us for this hodge-podge of a "Family Meeting," where we dive into gratitude, faith, and navigating the week's social media themes. We discuss our candid questions about the state of the American education system and explore the meaning of Christian unity and what makes it unique. We share some thoughts about why trust in institutions is faltering, why conspiracy theories are so popular, and how biblical principles offer hope and clarity.

Monique Duson, Kevin Briggins and Krista Bontrager jumped on a livestream to share their thoughts about the day's tragedy: the assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of TPUSA.