The Intersection of Faith and Main

In this final episode, Greg explores the power of quiet, faithful action—reminding us that real pro-life living goes far beyond politics and press releases. Through biblical examples and practical suggestions, listeners are challenged to trade fanfare for faithfulness and embrace small, unseen acts of love that make a massive impact.

It is not only the unborn that need help from pro-life advocates; every stage of childhood brings challenges. In this episode, we hear from Kim Kiel, Mia Dempsey, and Bryan Pennington, three individuals who work with teenagers in developing godly foundations essential for a life of devoted love for God and service to Him.

A child’s life can be forever changed by a single decision made from across the world. In this episode, Jordan Holliday shares her journey as an adopted child and how this has forever impacted her life.

Fostering and adoption have changed the lives of millions, including both parents and children. Neal and Kristie Bahro have taken this challenge, welcoming children into their home both as foster and adoptive parents. This episode will explore their journey as they have made a positive difference in the lives of children.

While money does not make the world go ‘round, it is of absolute necessity in helping children in need to find loving homes. Charitable donations are the lifeblood of organizations that seek to make this happen and in this episode, we hear from Grant and Heather Glass, two pro-life advocates who have taken it upon themselves to help secure essential funds to help in this vital frontline of the pro-life cause.

As Proverbs closes with the words of a wise mother, we’re reminded of the powerful call to speak for the speechless. In this episode Greg explores what it truly means to be pro-life—not just in principle, but in action—through fostering, adoption, and supporting families who choose life.

In a world where “culture wars” have become political battlegrounds, Greg unpacks the tangled history, shifting theology, and real-life complexities behind one of the most polarizing topics of our time—abortion.

Greg kicks off season two by exploring God’s deep value for life—from Genesis to Jesus—laying the biblical foundation for upcoming discussions on life before birth.

Episode 10 focuses on the importance of learning from the past to remain faithful in the present, especially in the face of cultural challenges.

Episode 9 emphasizes the reality of spiritual warfare and the need for Christians to be prepared to resist the attacks of the enemy.

Episode 8 discusses the cultural perceptions of aging and the biblical perspective on the roles and responsibilities of young and old Christians.

Episode 7 stresses the importance of healthy churches in providing support and strength for Christians navigating cultural challenges and potential persecution.

Episode 6 explores the meaning of culture and the various ways Christians have chosen to interact with it throughout history, including retreat and engagement.

Episode 5 addresses the impact of news consumption on mental health, particularly the dangers of addiction, anxiety, and anger fueled by constant exposure to negative and sensationalized information.

Episode 4 examines the complex relationship between faith and politics, particularly the rise of the “moral majority” and its impact on the American political landscape.

Episode 3 discusses the responsibility of Christians towards earthly leaders, particularly in times of political transition.

Episode 2 explores the idea that Christians should not react with panic to every cultural shift, but maintain a spirit of preparedness and contentment.

Episode 1 uses the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refusing to bow to Nebuchadnezzar’s idol as an example of standing firm in faith despite the threat of persecution.

Greg previews season one, highlighting what to expect in the premiere season of The Intersection of Faith and Main podcast.