This is Breakpoint This Week, a weekly briefing on faith, culture, worldview, and mission with John Stone Street, President of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview.

Welcome to another edition of Breakpoint This Week. I'm Shane Morris here with John Stone Street to talk about the stories of the week from a Christian worldview perspective.

And John, I think

we're striving to be much more than an all-coronavirus all the time show here.

Well, if we did that, we'd be way better than every other news outlet. I mean, you scan the

headlines. And it's understandable. That's not a bad thing. I'm kind of excited that we at least

had a break from, you know, 12 straight months

of the political campaign. So, you know, there's a bright side to this whole thing. I was going to

say, once we get back to the normal news cycle, there's nothing in the rest of 2020 that's

going to possibly dominate all the headlines. Oh, man. Yeah. And now we, you know, Joe Biden's the frontrunner and we're going to have some very

interesting things.

I think I speak for all of Americans when I say, you know, please let's not suspend

debates, you know, and live the coronavirus because it's going to be must see TV watching.

And plus it's going to feed our comedy sketch shows.

You know, just a steady, steady stream of material.

But let's not jump off on that.

Although I will say I do share some real concerns that what's going to happen on the

Democratic side because Joe Biden doesn't seem well.

He just doesn't.

You know, I'm speaking, you know, we're all doing it from our home, so none of us are looking as good as we're made up to be. But there's some real interviews where it just seems like all the synapses just kind of aren't connecting or firing. And it just, it's, yeah, it's really something. Yeah. And I don't think either of our feelings toward this or approximate ridicule.

I genuinely feel sorry for the guy.

It doesn't seem like he should be running a presidential campaign.

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