EPISODE · Jul 17, 2025 · 44 MIN
When Compassion Replaces Conviction w/ Alison Furno
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This week, Debi and Sam are joined by Alison Furno, girls' volleyball coach, former collegiate athlete, and previous co-host of Into the Fire.Alison, Debi and Sam talk about the importance of sports for girls and why it is worth fighting to protect female only sports. They explain some of the updates in the battle over Title IX both at both the federal and state levels. They discuss how compassion has been weaponized, especially against Christian women. Those pushing values that are contrary to the gospel frame them as being compassionate and loving like Jesus. Sam, Alison and Debi talk about the importance of standing for both truth and love, especially as women. Alison also shares an initiative called SALT that she and Debi work with that provides simple monthly civics lessons and community engagement for small groups of believers. To follow Coach Alison on Instagram go to https://www.instagram.com/alisonkayfurno?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw== To find out more about SALT go to https://www.womenforfamiliesandfreedom.org/saltTo Find out more about Dream City Church https://dreamcitychurch.usPlease follow Into the Fire podcast on your favorite podcast platform, give us a 5-star rating and leave a review!
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This week, Debi and Sam are joined by Alison Furno, girls' volleyball coach, former collegiate athlete, and previous co-host of Into the Fire. Alison, Debi and Sam talk about the importance of sports for girls and why it is worth fighting to protect female only sports. They explain some of the updates in the battle over Title IX both at both the federal and state levels. They discuss how compassion has been weaponized, especially against Christian women. Those pushing val...
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