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Relentless Truth with John Warren

John Warren

John extracts the truth from a wide range of topics revealing who God is, who we are and how we relate to each other.

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  • Feb 7, 2022 · 47 min

    A Conversation with Matt Adams

    Subscribe This week, Matt Adams, the newly appointed Head of School at Circle Christian School, talks with me about his life, his mentors, his family and his vision for the school. The press release announcing his appointment follows. The Newly Appointed Head of Circle Christian School On December 1, Circle Christian School announced the appointment of a new Head of School, Matt Adams. Matt Adams joined Circle as the Director of Guidance in 2020 after a 15-year tenure at The First Academy. While there, he taught AP Psychology, AP Human Geography, and History and was involved in the arts and athletics program. Team Committed to Christ-Centered Education Adams says, “I’m really excited about the partnership that Circle provides between the school and family. We provide the best opportunity for each student to achieve their individual academic success. The team at Circle is outstanding and remains committed to quality, Christ-centered education.” In Circle’s Guidance Department, Adams was responsible for all academic guidance for grades kindergarten through 12th. He oversaw a 100% graduation rate, with most students moving onto 2 or 4-year colleges and universities. “Matt’s talents and leadership skills will be a rich blessing to Circle Christian School families for years to come,” says John Warren, member of the CCS Board of Directors. “We are grateful for Matt’s solid experience and his commitment to Circle’s culture and future growth.” “I’m really excited about the partnership that Circle provides between the school and family.” Matt Adams, Head of Circle Christian School

  • Jan 31, 2022 · 53 min

    Critical Race Theory-Part 2

    Subscribe 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. In this second episode on CRT, I discuss BLM and their agenda. I address whether Christians should support this organization and if we should support CRT ideology. We cover some challenging truth in this episode of Relentless Truth. Black Lives Matter and Their Agenda 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 important clearly seeing the institutional oppression in the world. We refute this claim in this episode. Equity, Equality, and Hegemony 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! “Should Christians support BLM and CRT?” John Warren

  • Jan 24, 2022 · 53 min

    Critical Race Theory-Part 1

    Subscribe 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. Definitions of Terms and Underlying Assumptions 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. The Nuance of Racial Biases 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. “The assumption that we are in a post-truth world underlies Critical Race Theory.” John Warren

  • Jan 17, 2022 · 49 min

    My Rant About Politics and Crypto

    Subscribe My students have suggested for years that I am most effective in class when I “let it rip.” I’m not sure what letting it rip looks like on a podcast, but I push the limits of my comfort in this episode by discussing politics and the polarization of our great nation candidly. I tell the truth about the political parties, Congress, and the Executive Branch, and I describe the fundraising and re-election mindset that prompts our leaders to bankrupt future generations in their effort to maintain robust economic indicators today. I explain that this isn’t “the Biden economy,” and last year wasn’t “the Trump economy.” Wall Street and Washington I also discuss the link between Wall Street and Washington in this episode. The circle is a tight one and it impacts our nation significantly. These seemingly incestuous relationships happen somewhat naturally, I think, but they alarm me, nonetheless. I’m a fan of the watchdog organizations that hold government accountable at all levels. Crypto Currency Finally, I discuss crypto currency in this episode. Although some of my friends and students are advocates for investing in crypto, I struggle to embrace investing in this “currency” because values appear to me to be arbitrarily assigned. Further, these values won’t hold up without a “greater fool” coming along who agrees to pay more for a currency that doesn’t really have objective value the way equities do. We just scratch the surface on this topic in this episode. Please let me know if you find this and related topics interesting. My email address is john@johnwarrenmedia.com. Please share this episode with your friends, and don’t hesitate to contact us via our website, johnwarrenmedia.com. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth! “I discuss the link between Wall Street and Washington in this episode. The circle is a tight one and it impacts our nation significantly.” John Warren

  • Jan 10, 2022 · 43 min

    A Conversation With Melanie Harder

    Subscribe My guest today is Melanie Harder. Melanie is a CPA who, after beginning her career in public accounting, now serves as the CFO for Circle Christian School. She also serves on the board of the school. Her Life Story and Her Faith in Christ Melanie talks about her life story and her faith in Christ. She discusses the beauty of the Gospel and explains that Scripture informs every aspect of her life. Christian Education and Circle Christian School We also discuss Christian education and Circle Christian School, in particular. The challenging, rewarding, and valuable work that goes on here is vital to a large community of Christians who are walking by faith in a world full of challenges. You will enjoy Melanie’s insights on these important topics in this episode. Please share this episode with your friends, and don’t hesitate to contact us via our website, johnwarrenmedia.com. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth! “The challenging, rewarding, and valuable work that goes on at Circle Christian School is vital to a large community of Christians.” Melanie Harder

  • Jan 3, 2022 · 36 min

    The Economy-Part 3

    Subscribe In this, our 25th episode, we discuss the economy from an applied perspective. My guest, Connie Warren, discusses household management from a biblical perspective in this episode. We discuss relationships, biblical imperatives for the family, and related topics. Connie talks about the fact that families are under attack in our culture today, and she eloquently explains God’s remedy for this challenge. Family and Lessons Learned This is a very personal, informative episode wherein we talk about our family and some of the lessons we have learned. Connie provides wise counsel on a variety of family and home related topics in perhaps a counterintuitive way that families will find helpful. Please enjoy this important and informative episode and share it with your friends. This is part three of a three-part series on the economy. Next week’s episode features a conversation with my friend, Melanie Harder. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth! “We are raising warriors in God’s army, raising up little disciples who will hopefully know, trust, and love the Lord more than their very lives.” Connie Warren

  • Dec 27, 2021 · 50 min

    The Economy-Part 2

    Subscribe In this, our 24th episode, we discuss the economy. We transition today to focus on biblical instruction relating to money and the economy. Jesus focused on material things during His earthly ministry. We discuss the wisdom of Scripture during this important episode. We answer the question, “Is Jesus Christ more important to me than money?” God’s Plan for Reducing Our Anxiety My goal in this episode is to share God’s perspective on the use of our money from Scripture. I talk about God’s plan for reducing our anxiety by focusing us on the appropriate view of wealth and material resources. We Can Employ Biblical Stewardship in Every Economic Environment Our great hope is in Christ. We don’t have to fear or run and hide. We can employ biblical stewardship principles in every economic environment. Please enjoy this important and informative episode and share it with your friends. This is part two of a three-part series on the economy. Part three is a very practical look at the implications of the economy. Connie Warren joins me with her perspectives in both of these important, practical episodes. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth! “Is Jesus Christ more important to me than money?”

  • Dec 20, 2021 · 39 min

    A Conversation with Josh Shepherd

    Subscribe My guest this week is my friend, Josh Shepherd. We discuss the current state of our world and other current matters of interest in this important episode. Culture, Faith, and Public Policy Josh M. Shepherd writes on culture, faith, and public policy issues for media outlets including The Roys Report, Family Theater Productions, Christianity Today, The Federalist, and What’s On Disney Plus. A graduate of the University of Colorado, he previously worked on staff at The Heritage Foundation and Focus on the Family. You can find him on Twitter @joshmshep. Josh and his wife live Terri in the Washington, D.C., area with their son and daughter. Josh’s Favorite Family Movies Josh tells his personal story and talks about the important work that he does. In addition to the important writing that Josh does on politics and government topics of interest to the Christian community, he is also an expert on entertainment. We conclude with a discussion of several of Josh’s favorite family movies. Josh’s balanced, well considered approach to complex issues shines through in this episode. Please share it with friends! Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth! “Josh’s balanced, well considered approach to complex issues shines through in this episode.” John Warren

  • Dec 13, 2021 · 36 min

    The Economy-Part 1

    Subscribe In this, our 22nd episode, we discuss the economy. This episode is an overview of the U.S. economy. I discuss U.S. history and several big-picture economic trends throughout our history. In a very real sense, the environment we are in today is a repeat of several points in our history that we can learn from. Overview of the United States Economy My goal in this episode is to share these thoughts with you so that you may be prepared for the next phases of this economic environment. Business and economic news can be confusing, and one of my goals is to simplify trends in the economy so you can strategize based on accurate understanding and expectations. “Inflation” You will learn the actual cause of “inflation” in this episode. You will learn how inflation is created, and you will learn how government influences the economy. We talk about these concepts in the context of today’s seemingly unpredictable environment. Our great hope is in Christ. We don’t have to fear or run and hide. We can employ biblical stewardship principles in every economic environment. Please enjoy this important and informative episode and share it with your friends. This is part one of a three-part series on the economy. Part two will be released in two weeks, and part three, a very practical discussion on applied, personal economics, will be released the following week. Thank you for your support of Relentless Truth! “Our great hope is in Christ. We don’t have to fear or run and hide. We can employ biblical stewardship principles in every economic environment.” John Warren

  • Dec 6, 2021 · 46 min

    The United States Constitution-Part Three

    Subscribe This episode of Relentless Truth is part three of our series on the U.S. Constitution. Most Americans haven’t read this important founding document and its 27 amendments. For three episodes, I discuss The Constitution and basic constitutional literacy. What the Constitution Says and Doesn’t Say I discuss the content of the Constitution and describe what it says and doesn’t say. I focus on the misrepresentations that often occur and highlight the beauty of several key sections the Constitution. Our Republican Form of Government Topics like the balance of power, federalism, the elastic clause, and our republican form of government are addressed in this three-part series. You might be surprised to learn that the sometimes forgotten third amendment is among the most important amendments. I even discuss the use of the word “religion” in the Constitution along with other rarely discussed facts that might inform your view of our government more clearly. My hope is that this three-episodes series will inspire you to rekindle your interest in our nation’s formative documents. It is important for Christians to understand these documents in their historical context because it is “we the people” who are responsible for the preservation of the rights that are so critical to the proper functioning of this great nation. “My hope is that this three-part series will inspire you to rekindle your interest in our nation’s formative documents.” John Warren

  • Nov 29, 2021 · 44 min

    The United States Constitution-Part Two

    Subscribe This episode of Relentless Truth is part two of our series on the U.S. Constitution. Most Americans haven’t read this important founding document and its 27 amendments. For three episodes, I discuss The Constitution and basic constitutional literacy. What the Constitution Says and Doesn’t Say I discuss the content of the Constitution and describe what it says and doesn’t say. I focus on the misrepresentations that often occur and highlight the beauty of several key sections of the Constitution. The Balance of Power, Federalism, and the Elastic Clause Topics like the balance of power, federalism, the elastic clause, and our republican form of government are addressed in this three-part series. You might be surprised to learn that the sometimes forgotten third amendment is among the most important amendments. I even discuss the use of the word “religion” in the Constitution along with other rarely discussed facts that might inform your view of our government more clearly. My hope is that this three-episodes series will inspire you to rekindle your interest in our nation’s formative documents. It is important for Christians to understand these documents in their historical context because it is “we the people” who are responsible for the preservation of the rights that are so critical to the proper functioning of this great nation. “It is “we the people” who are responsible for the preservation of the rights that are so critical to the proper functioning of this great nation .” John Warren

  • Nov 22, 2021 · 51 min

    The United States Constitution-Part 1

    Listen Online This episode of Relentless Truth features the U.S. Constitution. Most Americans haven’t read this important founding document and its 27 amendments. For the next three episodes, I discuss The Constitution and basic constitutional literacy. What The Constitution Says and Does Not Say I discuss the content of the Constitution and describe what it says and doesn’t say. I focus on the misrepresentations that often occur and highlight the beauty of several key sections the Constitution. “Religion” in The Constitution Topics like the balance of power, federalism, the elastic clause, and our republican form of government are addressed in this three-part series. You might be surprised to learn that the sometimes forgotten third amendment is among the most important amendments. I even discuss the use of the word “religion” in the Constitution along with other rarely discussed facts that might inform your view of our government more clearly. My hope is that this three-episodes series will inspire you to rekindle your interest in our nation’s formative documents. It is important for Christians to understand these documents in their historical context because it is “we the people” who are responsible for the preservation of the rights that are so critical to the proper functioning of this great nation. “You might be surprised to learn that the sometimes forgotten third amendment is among the most important amendments.” John Warren

  • Nov 15, 2021 · 35 min

    A Conversation with Cade McManus

    Subscribe Cade McManus is a senior at Circle Christian School. He moved to the Orlando area from Ohio where he lived most of his life. He plays soccer and is 17 years old. In this episode, Cade discusses his family’s transition from Ohio to Florida, and he explains his medical challenges. Cade’s positive attitude and resilience will refresh the listener in this episode of Relentless Truth.

  • Nov 8, 2021 · 48 min

    A Conversation with Warwick Fairfax

    Subscribe My guest this week is Warwick Fairfax. He is the founder of Crucible Leadership, a philosophical and practical breakthrough in turning business and personal failures into the fuel for igniting a life of significance. He has been hailed by Forbes as offering “compelling insights for anyone who would like to wake up feeling inspired by their work, but doesn’t” … insights rooted not in a checklist of glib to-do’s but in his own experience at the epicenter of one of the most spectacular business failures in the history of his home nation of Australia. Crucible Experiences Fairfax was only 26 when, as the fifth-generation heir to a media empire bearing his family name, he led — and lost — a multibillion-dollar public takeover bid. The result? The company founded by his great-great grandfather slipped from family control after 150 years, leaving him to examine not only his own shortcomings and losses, but also his life’s principles and the lessons he learned from family members who came before him and some of history’s greatest leaders. It has been by shaping these insights as a leadership adviser that Fairfax has enabled others to learn from what he describes as their own “crucible experiences” and emerge to lead a life rooted in who they are. His journey has opened a door for men and women from all walks of life to not only bounce back from failure, but to become the leaders they were born to be. Fairfax is the author of Crucible Leadership: Embrace Your Trials to Lead a Life of Significance (Mount Tabor Media, 2021). In the book, he discusses for the first time his thoughts and actions in launching the John Fairfax Ltd. takeover and explains what he learned about himself from that devastating failure — who he was and was not, what his unique design, purpose, passions and vision really were. Leveraging Crucible Moments to Live and Lead with Significance He shares insights from his experience and interviews other leaders who have leveraged their crucible moments to live and lead with significance on the podcast BEYOND THE CRUCIBLE, available through all major podcasting channels. Fairfax holds an undergraduate degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from Oxford University and earned his MBA from Harvard Business School. He is an International Coach Federation (ICF) certified executive coach. He is an Elder at Bay Area Community Church. He lives in Annapolis, Maryland, with his wife, Gale. They have three children who are in the process of developing their own unique paths to lives of significance Fairfax has been hailed as offering “compelling insights for anyone who would like to wake up feeling inspired by their work, but doesn’t.” Forbes

  • Nov 1, 2021 · 30 min

    A Conversation with Ella Quigley

    Subscribe Insights on the Church, Absolute Truth, and Challenges Faced by Young People My guest this week is Ella Quigley. Ella is a senior at Circle Christian School in the Orlando, Florida area. Her insights on the Church, absolute truth, and the challenges faced by young people today are powerful. Her wisdom, which she has acquired at a young age, is exemplary and will give you hope for future generations. Underlying Philosophical Issues Ella is open about her own challenges, and she maturely diagnosis the underlying philosophical issues we are facing in our culture. She beautifully explains her worldview in the context of Scripture. I believe this is one of the most powerful episodes of Relentless Truth to this point. I hope you will comment on social media, review on Apple, Spotify, and other platforms, and share this episode of Relentless Truth to encourage students like Ella in their walk as Christ followers “I believe this is one of the most powerful episodes of Relentless Truth to this point.” John Warren

  • Oct 25, 2021 · 45 min

    A Conversation with Anne Paulk

    Subscribe This week’s episode features a conversation with Anne Paulk. She is featured in the Netflix documentary film, “Pray Away,” and she has been engaged in ministry for many years. She brings more than two decades as an author, speaker, spokesperson and advocate for men and women struggling with unwanted same-sex attractions to her role as executive director of Restored Hope Network. Her mission in leading the organization is to, quite literally, restore hope to those broken by sexual and relational sin, especially those impacted by homosexuality. The Transformative Power of Christ “I do this work because of the work the Lord has done in me,” Paulk explains. “I know it’s possible to be set free from sexual confusion and sin because that is my story. It is the testimony of thousands just like me. We at Restored Hope want to make sure all who seek the same healing we’ve experienced through submitting to Jesus can have it be their story, too.” Central to Restored Hope’s mission is the counsel and resources it offers to equip the church to impart that transformative power of Christ. Paulk has spotlighted that power in thousands of television, radio and magazine interviews that she began doing in the ‘90s and continues to do today. She has appeared on Oprah, Good Morning America, The CBS Evening News, The 700 Club and Focus on the Family and has been profiled by People magazine and Newsweek – which put her on its cover. Two Decades as an author and spokesperson for men and women struggling with unwanted same-sex attraction She has appeared on Focus on the Family Radio, Dr. James Dobson’s FamilyTalk, In the Market with Janet Parshall, Equipped with Chris Brooks (Moody Radio), Dr. Michael L. Brown’s In The Line of Fire, Janet Mefferd Live (SRN/AFR), Joni and Friends, Table Talk (Daystar TV), Total Living Network with Jerry Rose, Focal Point with Brian Fischer, and The Georgene Rice Show (SRN), among others. Her story of redemption has also been featured in documentaries, including Such Were Some of You (Pure Passion TV/2014). She is the author of Restoring Sexual Identity: Hope for Women Who Struggle with Same-Sex Attraction (Harvest House Publishers) and co-author of Love Won Out (Focus on the Family), She also has written for Spirit-Led Woman, Charisma and The Gospel Coalition. Paulk, who lives in Colorado, enjoys dark chocolate, laughing with friends and family, serving at her church, skiing, and the beautiful outdoors. Her greatest joy is being mom to her three sons. “I do this work because of the work the Lord has done in me.” Anne Paulk- Executive Director Restored Hope Network

  • Oct 18, 2021 · 33 min

    A Conversation with James Rosen

    Subscribe My guest today is James Rosen. James Rosen is the National Investigative Reporter for Sinclair Broadcast Group in Washington, D.C. An award-winning journalist and bestselling author, James previously spent nineteen years at Fox News, where he covered the White House and State Department beats, served as chief Washington correspondent, and also filed stories from Capitol Hill, the Pentagon, the Supreme Court, the campaign trail, virtually all fifty states and forty foreign countries on five continents. North Korea’s Nuclear Weapons Program and Press Freedoms His exclusive reporting on North Korea’s nuclear weapons program prompted the Obama administration, in unprecedented action against an American journalist, to designate James as a criminal co-conspirator in a violation of the Espionage Act; the ensuing furor provoked a national debate about press freedoms in the Obama era and led to procedural reforms at the Department of Justice for the treatment of reporters in national security leak investigations. His work also prompted procedural reforms at the State Department, when it was revealed that officials there improperly deleted James’s penetrating line of questioning about the Iran nuclear deal from the department’s archives of its daily press briefings. Award-Winning Journalist and Bestselling Author James has interviewed presidents, secretaries of state, CIA directors, and celebrities from the world of literature and popular culture, including Paul McCartney, Tom Wolfe, Laura Hillenbrand, and others. James is the author or editor of three books, including The Strong Man: John Mitchell and the Secrets of Watergate (2008), Cheney One on One: A Candid Conversation with America’s Most Controversial Statesman (2015), and A Torch Kept Lit: Great Lives of the Twentieth Century (2016), a collection of essays by the late William F. Buckley, Jr. that James conceived and curated, and which spent five weeks on the New York Times bestseller list. James’s essays and articles have appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, Harper’s, Playboy, National Review, the American Bar Association Journal, and many other periodicals. A collector of rare recordings by the Beatles, James lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife and two sons. James has interviewed presidents, secretaries of state, CIA directors, and celebrities from the world of literature and popular culture, including Paul McCartney, Tom Wolfe, Laura Hillenbrand and others.

  • Oct 11, 2021 · 44 min

    A Conversation with Rick Kempton

    Subscribe Rick Kempton is featured in this episode of Relentless Truth. Rick grew up in California and has spent his adult life in education. He has a Master’s degree from Pepperdine University, and he has served on the board of The Association of Christian Schools International. Annapolis Area Christian School About nine years ago, Rick moved across the country from California to Annapolis, Maryland, where he lives today. He is the Superintendent of Annapolis Area Christian School where he has served for the past nine years. Rick describes his pursuit of athletics and his love of basketball; in particular. He discusses a knee injury that changed his plans for college. As he reflects on this period, he recognizes his anger with God and his circumstances. He explains that God used the injuries and disappointments of this season to place him in community college where he met his wife, Barbara. Rick entered education by teaching high school English and coaching basketball over forty years ago. Rick discusses his wife’s cancer diagnosis as they were raising their two young daughters. He reflects on her experimental surgery to save her leg, her lengthy hospitalization, and the recurrence of the cancer a few months later. Rick explains, in the context of Scripture, God’s miraculous work through an additional surgery. Gospel-Centered Education Rick describes his move from California to Maryland later in his career. He talks about his love for students and his passion for Gospel-centered education. Rick explains his love for people and his passion for them at a deep level. We talk about the impact Rick has had on so many people over many years in Christian education. Rick’s transparency, his family, and his faith in God shine through in this important episode. His story is powerful, and God’s hand in his life is beautifully explained. It is a blessing to call Rick a dear friend. Annapolis Area Christian School is blessed to have an amazing leader. And you will be blessed by Rick’s story and insights in this powerful conversation. “Rick’s story is powerful, and God’s hand in his life is beautifully explained.” John Warren

  • Oct 4, 2021 · 31 min

    Value Proposition and Repentance

    Subscribe Biblical Instruction for Living Effective Lives In this week’s episode, I discuss Psalm 51 and the biblical instructions for living effective lives. David’s prayer of repentance gives us insights into the importance of knowing God and his character, knowing how to deal with our sin, and then knowing how to be used by God to teach others. Psalm 51 I discuss Romans 12 and Paul’s instructions for us there as compared to David’s prayer in Psalm 51. Our desire to live an effective life is only possible when we experience the metamorphosis and complete renovation that Paul describes in Romans 12:1 and 2. Interestingly, Psalm 51 captures David experiencing this very transformative and renovating of his heart. This episode of Relentless Truth will remind us all to focus on the object of our faith. Simply changing our worldview lenses is insufficient, but being transformed by God is entirely sufficient as we grow in maturity in the faith. “Simply changing our worldview lenses is insufficient, but being transformed by God is entirely sufficient as we grow in maturity in the faith.” John Warren

  • Sep 27, 2021 · 40 min

    A Conversation with Russell Berger

    Subscribe Russell Berger, the host of the Defend and Confirm Podcast, is featured in this week’s episode of Relentless Truth. Russell, his wife Katherine, and their family, are featured in The American Gospel Film Series. Former Senior Executive with CrossFit, Inc. Russell is a former senior executive with CrossFit, Inc. His wife, Katherine, has a rare genetic disorder that affects her connective tissues, her autonomic nervous system, and multiple organ systems in her body. Russell is the primary caregiver for Katherine, and her needs for care have increased in recent years and months as her health challenges have increased. The family has a Go Fund Me page titled Katherine’s Transplant Fund. Russell tells his story in this episode, and we discuss his family, his life, and his love for our Lord. Russell points to Jesus Christ and God’s sustaining work in his family as we talk through important topics in this weighty conversation. American Gospel TV Russell explains that he is involved with AGTV (American Gospel TV), and he discusses his podcast, Defend and Confirm. He tells the story of his being “cancelled” for taking a principled stand for truth and his subsequent termination from CrossFit. In this powerful episode, Russell explains the centricity of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He explains God’s faithfulness to his family as he describes raising his children while caring for his wife through her incredibly challenging health issues. “Through reading the Word, I came to believe this is true.” Russell Berger