Monique and Kevin dive into the Center for Biblical Unity’s Mid-Year Campaign. We also tackle the Karmelo Anthony case with biblical honesty. Plus, we react to HelloFresh’s tone-deaf X-rated Pride Month ad and why Megan Basham (and many others) are voting with their dollars. Packed with biblical insight, real talk, and practical encouragement for living boldly in Christ, this episode equips you to think scripturally about justice, culture, and everyday faithfulness.

In this special Family Meeting, Monique and Krista are joined by Dr. Jacob Daniel and Dr. Joe Miller to discuss CFBU's brand new Los Angeles Statement on Race, Justice, and Unity. They unpack why this statement was written, how it differs from the 2018 Dallas Statement, and why the Church desperately needs biblical clarity on race, ethnicity, justice, and true unity in Christ. If you're tired of race being used to split the Body of Christ, this is the conversation you need to hear.

📌 Read and sign the Los Angeles Statement on Race, Justice and Unity

👉 https://www.centerforbiblicalunity.com/racestatement

Kevin joined Monique and Krista tonight on the Family Meeting. There was a LOT to discuss!

The Breakdown:

✅ America's education crisis

✅ Controversy at Wylie East High School in Texas where Muslim groups were allowed to distribute Qurans and hijabs during school hours while Christians had to stand on the sidewalk to hand out Bibles.

✅ Life and legacy of the Bob Woodson

✅ Monique shares her new article in the Christian Post and we introduce the Los Angeles Statement on Race, Justice, and Unity.

✅ Teen takeovers

Read the Los Angeles Statement here:

https://www.centerforbiblicalunity.com/racestatement

Read Monique's article in the Christian Times:

https://www.christianpost.com/voices/the-one-biblical-truth-christians-are-missing-in-the-race-debate.html

Monique and Krista provide more examples of how progressive Christian politicians and pastors use the Bible and their pulpits to promote laws and policies that they believe are based on the Bible. It sounds a little Christian nationalist-y to us....

Read our short essay on Christian Nationalism

https://www.centerforbiblicalunity.com/post/christian-nationalism

Monique and Krista react to Biola University’s "Think Biblically" podcast interview featuring JP Foster, author of The Gospel in My Black Skin. We discuss the persistent narrative of racial grievance that dominates the conversation. Hosts, Sean McDowell and Scott Rae ask softball questions with little pushback or analysis, raising fresh concerns about whether Biola is truly turning the corner on how it approaches racial issues. Kevin joins the second half of the conversation with his unfiltered take.

We break down the recent assassination attempt on President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and examine the alarming rise of political violence, particularly from the left. We explore how heated rhetoric has escalated into real-world threats, what this third attempt on Trump’s life reveals about our divided nation, and how believers can respond amid growing cultural hostility.

Krista and Monique react to the recent debate between Allie Beth Stuckey and David French. They unpack how French appears to elevate emotion, selective empathy, and redefine "kindness" above biblical truth creating a dangerous false choice between compassion and reality. Watch as we explore what faithful Christianity looks like in confusing times.

Krista and Monique catch up on life updates before diving into the biggest headlines from a biblical perspective. They address Donald Trump’s controversial AI-generated image of himself as Jesus, Tucker Carlson’s claim that “Muslims love Jesus,” and the Pope’s recent visit to a major mosque in Algeria. They explain why Christians must exercise strong discernment when it comes to political figures and influencers offering theological commentary, highlighting the critical differences between the Jesus of the Bible and the Jesus of Islam.

Monique and Krista react to 'The View'’s criticism of conservative influencer Isabel Brown, encouraging young women to embrace God’s design for marriage and motherhood, challenging the cultural narrative that prioritizes career and self-fulfillment. Drawing from personal regrets and God’s grace in redirecting their lives, this is honest advice for Gen Z women and young moms navigating faith, family, and living in a secular world.

Kevin and Krista break down yesterday's Supreme Court decision and what this means for Christian counselors and individuals seeking help for gender dysphoria or unwanted same-sex attractions.

They also dive into the ongoing war with Iran: military realities vs. media propaganda and why isolationism sounds good but fails. Kevin (who is also a former military intelligence analyst) addresses common objections and anti-Israel narratives gaining traction even on the right.