The Ron Johnson Discipleship Podcast is designed to bring the Lordship of Christ to our everyday lives. In each episode we'll discuss current events from a biblical worldview perspective with the goal of displaying the beauty, wisdom and blessing of a life lived in joyful obedience to Jesus. The goal is to equip you to better engage our culture with the good news of the gospel for all of life.
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In this episode, we tackle a growing global epidemic: loneliness. With nearly 1 in 3 American adults reporting feelings of loneliness, we explore the personal, emotional, and spiritual impact of living disconnected from others. We also discuss the vital role the local church plays in addressing this crisis. God designed us for community, and the church provides a place where meaningful…
Truth is coherent, unified, and internally consistent. False worldviews, by contrast, eventually collapse under the weight of their own contradictions. We see signs of this in our culture today. For example, the WNBA continues to wrestle with fundamental questions of identity and definition. At the same time, we are witnessing a renewed interest in Marxist and socialist visions of a utopian social…
In our podcast today, we discuss Spain's Muslim invasion and Fauci's embarrassing evasion of the truth. Finally, why the woke WNBA continues on a path of destruction. 👍 Like, Comment, & Subscribe for more content like this! 🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a video! ⛪ ABOUT LIVING STONES CHURCH: Launching in 1981 as just 30 people in a living room in Northwest Indiana, Living Stones has…
In this episode, we explore the idea that in a free society, the greatest power belongs not to those who control weapons, but to those who shape the narrative. The controversy surrounding the Smithsonian Institution and the growing influence of Democratic Socialists in America reveal how competing worldviews seek to define history, identity, and the future. Rather than merely debating policies,…
In this episode, we tackle some of the most important issues facing our nation and the broader Western world: free speech, media influence, election integrity, and the sanctity of life. First, we examine reports from the United Kingdom that raise serious concerns about the balance between public safety and the fundamental right to free expression. Then, we discuss claims that parts of the…
The Supreme Court recently struck down President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship, holding that children born in the U.S. to parents who are unlawfully or temporarily present qualify as citizens at birth. Many conservatives sharply criticized the ruling, warning it could have significant long-term cultural and national consequences.
In today’s episode, we examine the key themes of Zohran Mamdani’s Independence Day speech, including his vision of diversity as a source of national strength and the recurring focus on class conflict, economic inequality, and oppression that critics associate with Marxist political thought.
Today we celebrate the sacred fire of liberty that, by God’s grace, has burned brightly in America for 250 years. This freedom is not man-made—it is a gift from our Creator, entrusted to us and sustained only through virtue, courage, and constant vigilance. In this episode, we take a sobering look at the recent White House Religious Liberty Commission Report, which reveals a clear and concerning…
In today’s episode, we examine a historic moment in global economics: Elon Musk has become the world’s first trillionaire. What should be done with this kind of wealth? Is it purely a private achievement, or does it carry broader responsibility? And what role, if any, should government play in redistributing it? What does the Bible say about wealth - how it’s created, who ultimately owns it, and…
In this episode, we explore the noticeable cultural shift happening around Pride Month in America. Corporate support that once felt nearly universal is now becoming more restrained, with many companies scaling back public engagement and funding. At the same time, some states have introduced alternative observances like “Nuclear Family Month,” highlighting a renewed emphasis on traditional family…
