You're listening to Breakpoint this week where we're talking about the top stories of the week from a Christian worldview.

Today we're going to talk about a new rule the federal government is proposing regarding families who want to be foster parents or adopt.

We're also going to talk about the anniversary of the Club Q shooting in Colorado Springs

and the way that narratives shape our understanding of the world.

We have a lot to get to this

Thanksgiving week. We're so glad you're with us. Stick around. Welcome to Breakpoint

this week. From the Coulson Center for Christian Worldview, I'm Maria Bear

alongside John Stone Street,

president of the Coulson Center. John, I feel like we've had this conversation

before, but are you the kind of guy who cooks for Thanksgiving? So we're

recording this before Thanksgiving. Are you? Do you have

chores for Thanksgiving this week this year? Of course I have lots of chores. I grew up as

the only son in a house of a strong matriarchal grandmother and a mom and three

sisters so I was always assigned chores so I've just kind of gotten used to that I

do not cook at Thanksgiving.

Do you cook ever? I grill. You grill. Okay, gotcha. So you're not grilling anything.

Do you have turkey? Is this a is Sarah the?

Yeah, we do. She's so we've been married. Let's see this year is will be 21 years and she cooked her first

turkey the year before we got married. Anyway, she has never had a bad turkey.

Oh, all right. Which is really saying something, I don't want to say this too loudly, but I may

have had one or two dry turkeys growing up and she has never done that.

She's never had a dry turkey and she's changed it up even a little bit.

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