Episode Details

A baseball team forfeits a game rather than compromise its convictions, climbs back to first place, and somehow that story ends with a game-worn jersey in our studio. That’s a perfect snapshot of what we’re chasing today: how faith-driven choices spread through culture when people are unified, courageous, and willing to communicate clearly.

We’re joined by Troy Miller from National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) to talk about why Christian media and Christian broadcasting matter more than ever in the age of nonstop communication. We dig into what it means to disciple through media, why a sanctified church is the church that actually impacts society, and how civic engagement fits the mission of passing on a better world to the next generation. We also unpack the real reasons many churches pulled back from being salt and light and what it looks like to step forward again with biblical fidelity.

Then Troy shares eye-opening research on Christian media audiences, including why Gen Z and millennials are tuning in because they want answers, not fluff. We talk about biblical literacy as a core need, why pastors should address current issues from Scripture, and why fear of cultural backlash can’t be the deciding factor for Christian leaders. You’ll also hear practical details about the NRB Convention (Feb 23 to 27 at the Gaylord National in Washington, DC), including what’s covered on technology, AI, broadcast law, First Amendment challenges, and the cultural issues shaping the next few years.

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