What so many laity in the church don't realize is that they have been targeted by organizations

and front groups that look like they are normal Christian organizations, but these are actually

astroturfed groups. Megan Basham of the Daily Wire talking about her presentation at this year's

issues, et cetera, making the case conference.

They are trying to move Christians on issues that are biblically debatable, some things like

climate change or what our immigration policy should be, but then also even on issues that are

not biblically debatable, marriage and the family, the roles of men and women, even gender and what God tells us about how we were made, male and female.

You can meet and hear Megan Basham making the case against progressive influence in the church at the 2026 issues, etc., making the case conference.

Making the case is Friday, June 12th and Saturday, June 13th at Concordia University, Chicago.

Find out more and register at Issuesetc.org.

Sometimes a story in the New York Times kind of unwittingly tells on the culture

trying to tell a story of loss and grief and divorce

it ends up telling the story of what's become of marriage

childbirth and well just plain old romantic love in this wake of the sexual

revolution I know they weren't intending to do it but boy did they the New York

Times headline they started IVF then split now who gets custody of the embryos.

Katie Faust joins us to talk about this story. She's a married mother of four children in Seattle, founder and director of the children's rights organization, then before us,

leader of the greater than campaign and editor and author of a chapter in the book Pro Child Politics.

Katie, welcome back.

Thanks for having me, Todd.

How does this story kind of all in one epitomize the sour fruits of the sexual revolution?

It's a pretty good encapsulation of how the sexual revolution separated sex from marriage from babies.

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