2 Videos Rosaria Butterfield & Pastor Josh McPherson

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Sep 28, 2023 Conversations That Matter

Jon interviews Rosaria Butterfield on her new book 5 Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age. Rosaria shares her conversion story, her thoughts on the state of Christian para-church ministries, as well as the dangers of empathy, coveting, transgenderism, homosexuality, and feminism. She also gives advice to young women on modesty and social media use.

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Feb. 10 2024 The Glenn Beck Podcast

The church is the best of friends to a benevolent government and the worst of enemies to a tyrannical one. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Pastor Josh McPherson had no choice to but to oppose the lockdowns in his home state of Washington, where he says the abortion centers stayed open but it was “illegal to sing in church for months.” Pastor McPherson, who preaches at a non-denominational church, believes it's time to bring biblical teaching beyond the first century and recognize that the word of God has something to say about “sex, money, power, and politics” in 2024. For too long the state and "Big Gov" have stepped into the lane of the church, and pastors have stayed silent. But Pastor McPherson says the Bible and Jesus Christ’s teachings do not require us to submit to an evil government and that anyone who thinks we must submit to every dictate of our politicians has not studied their Bible OR their U.S. Constitution: “If there’s cowardice in the pulpits, there’ll be evil in the streets.” As America continues to be smacked down by rising inflation, government overreach, the gender debate, and an invasion of migrants creating a crisis on our southern border, Pastor McPherson says it is time to ask: “Does the Bible have anything to say about the clown show we are living in?”

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Exodus 90: The Other Side of Feminism

FEBRUARY 2024 BY JOHN HOWTING

America is a gynecocracy. Women rule us. Universities admit more women than men, corporations favor women in hiring, the legal system favors women in nearly all adjudicative disputes (especially divorce), women have more control over the sexual marketplace, and a woman is legally protected in murdering her own child in the womb—regardless of what the father wants—in nearly every state in the U.S. 

 But, somehow, in some way, men are to blame. At least, this is the message for Catholics of ex-seminarian turned businessman James Baxter. Baxter created Exodus 90, a “spiritual exercise” program designed to help Catholic males become better men. Every Lent, it is now standard practice in many Catholic parishes across the United States for a priest to exhort men to join an Exodus 90 group.

 Exodus 90’s marketing focuses particularly on the state of Catholic marriage. As Baxter explained on the “Catholic Late Night” podcast: 

 When we look at so many of the struggles in marriage, not to just throw all blame and responsibility on the man, but when you talk to women what are most of their problems revolving around? A man in their lives!  https://chroniclesmagazine.org/featured/exodus-90-the-other-side-of-feminism/