Elizabeth Johnston is a homeschooling mother of ten children who, through her surrender to the Lord, stepped out of the typical “comfort zone” of home life and into the arena of cultural engagement and activism. For over two decades she’s educated her children at home, and along the way her voice has grown into one of the most influential pro-life and family advocates in our generation.

She isn’t just a mom — she’s a bestselling author, speaker, podcast host, and grassroots mobilizer who has been featured on major media outlets and platforms for her work defending the sanctity of life, strengthening families, and equipping believers with biblical truth in a world hostile to it. 

Through her fierce refusal to keep silent in the face of evil, God has opened amazing doors for her. Her voice now reaches tens of thousands — if not hundreds of thousands — inspiring parents, believers, and everyday citizens to stand boldly for life, faith, and freedom.

In this episode, Elizabeth shares the story of her journey — from life as a full-time homeschool mom to becoming a movement leader whose influence is shaping culture’s view on life and family.

We dig deep into:
How her relationship with God changed everything — not just for her family, but for the platform she now carries.
The realities of speaking truth in a society that often rejects it.
Practical wisdom for believers who feel called to speak up, but don’t yet know how.
The heart behind her activism — and how she balances fierce conviction with the compassion of Christ.

Elizabeth doesn’t just talk about faith — she lives it every day, and she challenges all of us to do the same. Her insights are rooted in scripture, hardened by real-world confrontation with the cultural battles we face, and offered with pastoral care for the listener’s soul.

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Penny Nance is a conservative activist, author, and president of Concerned Women for America, one of the nation’s largest public-policy organizations advocating for faith, family, and freedom. With decades of experience in law, media, and national politics, she is a seasoned voice in high-stakes cultural debates.

In this conversation, we break down what it takes to walk into the lion’s den—as she has done—while holding unapologetically to your views. Penny shares the mindset, preparation, spiritual grounding, all the foundational principles required to find your voice, and speak truth without losing credibility or conviction.

Penny Nance Links:
Website: https://concernedwomen.org
Instagram: @pynance1
Her Book: https://concernedwomen.org/seven-rule...

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On this episode of Trusted Voice, host Naomi Van Wyk speaks with Nate Lewis about one of the darkest realities of the digital age: predators on social media. Together, they uncover how grooming, manipulation, and false relationships often begin online before leading to devastating outcomes such as abduction and trafficking.
How can parents recognize the warning signs? What safeguards can families put in place? And how should the church respond to protect the most vulnerable? Nate brings firsthand knowledge and practical wisdom to help Christian homes guard their children against these predatory waters.
This is a sobering but necessary conversation for every parent, mentor, and believer who cares about the next generation.
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In this episode of Trusted Voice, host Naomi Van Wyk sits down with Pastor Craig Brown to wrestle with a pressing matter many Christian families face today: Social Media. Together, they explore the role of phones, online platforms, and digital culture in the home.
Is social media inherently harmful, or can it be used for good? How do we recognize when it becomes a distraction from faith, family, and real connection? Pastor Craig brings biblical wisdom and pastoral insight to help believers navigate the digital world with discernment.
Whether you’re a parent trying to guide your children, or a Christian seeking balance in your own online life, this conversation will challenge you to think deeply and act intentionally.
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