Have Christians become so afraid of offending people that we’re no longer willing to speak biblical truth? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes researcher and author Dr. George Barna to discuss why information alone isn't producing the spiritual transformation society needs. Christian families and church leaders must model the values they teach. The conversation explores the influence of media, the importance of consistent biblical behavior, and the need for Christians to demonstrate their faith beyond church services. Pastor Allen believes we must be willing to speak truth on cultural issues. Genuine discipleship requires conviction and courage. nfluences every decision we make. Pastor Allen believes truth isn't determined by personal opinions or cultural preferences. The foundation of a biblical worldview is recognizing Scripture as the ultimate authority.

Millions of Americans identify as Christians, but how many actually think and live according to Scripture? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes researcher and author Dr. George Barna to discuss his startling research showing that only 6% of self-identified Christians hold a biblical worldview. They examine how secular culture has shaped Christian beliefs, why churches are struggling to make disciples, and how our worldview influences every decision we make. Pastor Allen believes truth isn't determined by personal opinions or cultural preferences. The foundation of a biblical worldview is recognizing Scripture as the ultimate authority.

Is the battle over DEI and gender ideology really over, or are these ideas simply waiting for another opportunity to return? In this episode of Allen Jackson Now, Pastor Allen Jackson welcomes bestselling author Megan Basham to examine the ongoing controversies surrounding gender ideology, parental rights, and policies affecting Christian families in culture today. Pastor Allen challenges parents to reconsider how they define success for their children. Rather than measuring achievement by popularity or secular approval, he encourages families to prioritize faithfulness to Scripture.