Relentless Truth with John Warren

In this episode, I discuss the challenging topic of children in America. We say that we value our children, but we often treat them like they aren’t a priority to us.

Evidence of our neglect or failure to prioritize our children is our accumulation of debt as a nation. We are leaving them in an almost insolvent position as young adults because we have failed to address the challenging issues associated with balancing our government’s budget.

I discuss the critical parenting years – late high school through young adulthood. Students, young people in the high school to young adult years struggle, almost universally, with confidence. We sometimes, as well-intended parents, check out our parenting responsibilities during this age. The balancing act here is between giving them space and responsibility and supporting them with guidance and some accountability.

We also have diagnosed this generation to death. While there are certain illnesses and disorders that should be properly diagnosed, we tend to label tendencies and personality types as if they are immutable. We have a tendency to label people and unintentionally reinforce their weaknesses. In doing so, we can cause them to lose hope in a sense.

I discuss the fact that we sometimes struggle to manage our expectations for our young people. We tend to either push too hard or ignore, and neither of those inartful approaches is productive. Instead, we should embrace the tension, be mindful of the implications of the fall of man, and rest in who God is.

Our young people are starved for challenges and to be loved. My hope is that parents and young people alike will be encouraged and challenged in this episode of Relentless Truth.

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Today on Relentless Truth with John Warren, he discusses the challenging topic of children in America. He says that we say we value our children, but we often treat them like they aren’t a priority to us.

In this episode, my personal medical expert, nurse (and wife), Connie Warren shares an overview of the pandemic.

We discuss viruses from a user-friendly but technical standpoint. There are only three types of viruses, and Covid is an adenovirus. This group of viruses includes the common cold and the flu.

Connie explains virus transmission and dispels some of the misinformation that has been shared over the past couple of years regarding the ways Covid is transmitted. She explains that we don’t transmit most viruses via surfaces or mail or gas pumps or other objects.

Covid is a SARs virus. It can certainly be a severe virus as it attacks the respiratory system. We contract this class of virus through the airways. It can manifest with gastrointestinal symptoms, but it is an airborne, respiratory virus.

We even discuss handshaking and transmission through the mouth and even the eyes. Connie explains the efficacy of masks and the correct masks to wear along with the proper types of masks to wear.

Connie explains natural immunity, and she explains the MRNA vaccinations. This episode will educate the listener and alleviate some of the mystery that has fueled the fears of many of us for the past two years.

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Today on Relentless Truth, John discusses the COVID-19 virus with his personal medical expert, nurse (and wife), Connie Warren. They discuss viruses from a user-friendly but technical standpoint.

Today on Relentless Truth John discusses some encouraging truths about life. He answers the questions, What do we do, or what do we focus on when we find life exhausting and frustrating? Does our search for truth give us clarity?

This week on Relentless Truth, John speaks with Matt Adams, the newly appointed Head of School at Circle Christian School. They discuss life, his mentors, his family and his vision for the school.

After over six months of weekly episodes, we are diving into the deep end today to talk about Critical Race Theory. We discuss an overview of its underlying philosophy, its assumptions, and its aspirations.

We explain the philosophy of Karl Marx and his view of the oppressed versus the oppressor. We look at socialism and communism in the context of CRT, and we contrast this ideology with biblical Christianity.

The underlying challenge in many discussions of this topic is the definition of terms and the underlying assumptions. The CR Theorist believes that the oppressor is incapable of clearly seeing the institutional oppression in the world. We refute this claim in this important episode.

We define terms like “intersectionality,” “equity,” “equality,” and “hegemony.” We explain that the assumption that we are in a post-truth world underlies Critical Race Theory. This big idea is important to understand as we attempt to carve out the appropriate response to those who embrace this heretical view.

Finally, we explain some of the nuances of racial biases. We discuss loving our neighbor in a complex world, and we are also candid about the threats to family that are inherent in CRT and Marxist ideology. We explain that we are one race, and we all share in a problem – a sin problem that damns us without the finished work of Jesus Christ.

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In this second episode on , Critical Race Theory John discusses BLM and their agenda. He addresses whether Christians should support this organization and if they should support CRT ideology. John covers some challenging truth in this episode of Relentless Truth.

After over six months of weekly episodes, we are diving into the deep end today to talk about Critical Race Theory. We discuss an overview of its underlying philosophy, its assumptions, and its aspirations.

We explain the philosophy of Karl Marx and his view of the oppressed versus the oppressor. We look at socialism and communism in the context of CRT, and we contrast this ideology with biblical Christianity.

The underlying challenge in many discussions of this topic is the definition of terms and the underlying assumptions. The CR Theorist believes that the oppressor is incapable of clearly seeing the institutional oppression in the world. We refute this claim in this important episode.

We define terms like “intersectionality,” “equity,” “equality,” and “hegemony.” We explain that the assumption that we are in a post-truth world underlies Critical Race Theory. This big idea is important to understand as we attempt to carve out the appropriate response to those who embrace this heretical view.

Finally, we explain some of the nuance of racial biases. We discuss loving our neighbor in a complex world, and we are also candid about the threats to family that are inherent in CRT and Marxist ideology. We explain that we are one race, and we all share in a problem – a sin problem that damns us without the finished work of Jesus Christ.

Please share this important episode with friends and don’t hesitate to comment on this episode. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth.

Today on Relentless Truth, John talks about Critical Race Theory. He gives an overview of its underlying philosophy, its assumptions, and its aspirations. He explains the philosophy of Karl Marx and his view of the oppressed versus the oppressor. He looks at socialism and communism in the context of CRT, and contrast this ideology with biblical Christianity.