Shane Pruitt joins the Give Me Liberty podcast to discuss the future of Gen Z and Generation Alpha, the battle for discipleship in the digital age, and why young people are increasingly searching for truth in a broken culture.

From AI and p*rnography to social media, masculinity, parenting, revival, and the church’s responsibility to boldly proclaim truth, this conversation dives into the biggest cultural and spiritual challenges facing the next generation.

Shane also discusses his new book, Reaching Generation Alpha, and explains why Christianity may now be the true counterculture for young men today.

Topics include:

Gen Z and Gen Alpha trends

AI and digital discipleship

Why young men are returning to church

Parenting in the age of screens

Masculinity and femininity

The church’s failure to disciple

Revival on college campuses

Why “soft preaching” is failing

Biblical truth in a hostile culture

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On this episode of the Give Me Liberty Podcast, Ryan Helfenbein sits down with Sarah Gabel Seifert, founder and CEO of EveryLife, America’s first pro-life diaper company, to discuss motherhood, America’s collapsing birth rate, and the culture’s growing hostility toward family and children.

Sarah shares why she launched the “Rethink Pregnancy” initiative alongside pro-life OBGYNs, how modern feminism has taught women to fear motherhood, and why pregnancy is not a burden to escape but a gift from God. The conversation dives into:

• The anti-family agenda in corporate America
• Why companies funding abortion contradict their own customer base
• America’s demographic decline and collapsing birth rate
• The spiritual and physical benefits of motherhood
• Pain, sacrifice, and purpose in family life
• Why “find God, get married, make babies” is becoming a countercultural message

In a world that increasingly treats children as obstacles and pregnancy as a disease, this episode is a bold defense of life, family, and God’s design for men and women.

The Conservative Party in the UK lost because it stopped conserving anything. They opened the borders. Expanded government. Embraced globalism. Then acted shocked when voters abandoned them .Reform UK is rising because millions of Britons feel politically homeless.

Former Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli joins Ryan Helfenbein on the Give Me Liberty podcast to break down the Virginia Supreme Court’s decision striking down the latest redistricting effort, why the court ruled it unconstitutional, and what it says about the future of the rule of law in America.

Cuccinelli explains:
• Why Virginia’s redistricting referendum failed constitutionally
• The growing national push for mid-decade redistricting
• Alleged efforts to pressure or reshape the Virginia Supreme Court
• The ideological transformation of the modern Democrat Party
• Why America’s founding principles still matter in 2026

“This is no longer just a debate about what’s good for America. It’s becoming a debate about whether America is good.”

Watch the full conversation as they discuss constitutional government, political power, the future of Virginia, and the battle over America’s identity heading into the nation’s 250th anniversary.

Virginia’s Supreme Court did the right thing. In 2020, 65% of Virginians voted for an independent redistricting commission to stop partisan gerrymandering. Now Democrats are reportedly discussing changing the retirement age for justices so they can remove the judges who ruled against them.

For decades, Clarence Thomas stood almost completely alone on the Supreme Court. Now his dissents are becoming the majority opinions of the Court.

Free speech.
Religious liberty.
Gun rights.
Administrative power.

Thomas spent decades defending principles others feared.
He was right.

What really matters for the future of America?

In this episode of the Give Me Liberty Podcast, Ryan Helfenbein sits down with Tim Goeglein, a veteran of the U.S. Senate, the White House under George W. Bush, and now Vice President of Government Relations at Focus on the Family.

They discuss:

What it was like serving in the White House during pivotal moments like September 11 attacks

Why understanding history is essential to preserving freedom

The cultural crisis facing America today

The importance of marriage, family, and faith in national renewal

The role of the Church in shaping the future

Why America’s 250th anniversary matters more than ever

Goeglein shares insights from his new book, What Really Matters: Restoring a Legacy of Faith, Freedom, and Family, offering a hopeful vision for restoration in a divided age.

If you care about the future of faith, culture, and the American experiment—this conversation is for you. Like, subscribe, and share to help defend life, liberty, and truth.

The gerrymandering war is back.
Red states are redrawing. Blue states are redrawing.

For decades, districts were drawn based on race in the name of “fairness.”
Now the Court is saying that may violate equal protection.
That changes everything.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) built its brand exposing “hate.”Now the DOJ is exposing that they were paying to keep it alive. Turns out manufacturing hate was a lucrative business model.

Artificial Intelligence is changing everything, but most Christians aren’t asking the right question. It’s not just about productivity, convenience, or innovation .

It’s about discipleship.

In this episode of the Give Me Liberty Podcast, we sit down with Erik Reed—pastor, co-host of the Bully Pulpit podcast, and co-founder of Dominion AI—to talk about the rapid rise of AI and what it means for the Church, the family, and the next generation. Kids aren’t Googling anymore—they’re asking AI. And the answers they receive aren’t neutral.

We discuss:

• Why AI is shaping worldview more than most realize
• The hidden bias behind today’s most popular AI tools
• How technology is replacing traditional authority structures
• Why many Christians are unprepared for this moment
• The real dangers—and real opportunities—of AI
• What it looks like to “redeem” technology instead of rejecting or blindly accepting it

If the Church doesn’t engage, build, and lead in this space, someone else will. And they already are.