5 Inspiring Stories of Christian Courage with John Stonestreet
Why are we so miserable? We have everything we need in America, but anxiety, depression, and “identity confusion” are at an all-time high. Do we have everything to live with but nothing to live for? What’s going on and what is the solution to all this?
John Stonestreet, President of Colson Center, joins Frank to talk about the mission behind ‘Truth Rising‘–a documentary and small group study designed to catapult Christians out of complacency and into their God-given purpose. You’ll hear incredible stories of ordinary people who faced cancel-culture head on and stood firm in their faith, proving that real strength comes from the objective truth of Christianity. Tune in as Frank and John answer questions like:
- What did Charlie Kirk say was the most important thing that young people need to understand?
- What does a magnetic compass teach us about the true direction of life?
- Why does a culture focused on self-esteem often produce despair instead of confidence?
- What 4 things do you need to live with Christian courage in the world today?
- How is the Colson Center the cure for “Happy Clappy” churches?
- What does it mean to be “called” to do something? And how do you know you’re doing it “right”?
- How did 5 different people respond with courage, clarity, and a Christ-centered vision against all odds?
If you have ever felt hesitant to live your Christian faith out loud, let these stories of unbelievable perseverance encourage you to step up, speak out, and live with intentionality and purpose. Become a part of the ‘Truth Rising’ story and see for yourself that there is nothing more compelling than a life lived in the light of the TRUTH.
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Resources mentioned during the episode:
Donate to CrossExamined.org
Truth Rising – Documentary & Study
Colson Fellows Church Program
Colson Center
