Author and actor Jen Lilley, known for her roles in "Days of Our Lives," "A Little Women's Christmas," "A Chrismystery," and so much more, opens up about her incredible conversion to Christianity, how she views her work in Hollywood as a ministry, and shares gripping personal stories that motivated her writing in her new 365-day devotional, "Wake Up Your Faith." Order a copy of "Wake Up Your Faith" here: https://a.co/d/h8iP9p8

Dallas and Amanda Jenkins get real about life behind The Chosen. In this candid conversation, they share how their faith has shaped the show’s journey, what it’s really like working together as a creative couple, and the heart behind the Bible studies that go hand-in-hand with each season. It’s an honest look at calling, creativity, and staying grounded when your work reaches millions. Get The Chosen interactive Bible studies: https://gifts.thechosen.tv/products/seasons-1-2-3-4-5-bible-study-guide-bundle

Pornography is a struggle men and women often fight in complete isolation — and that's what makes escaping it so difficult. Porn use is — in almost every case — a symptom of a deeper-rooted issue. On this episode of "Faith in Culture," Sathiya Sam, an expert at helping men break free from pornography addiction, tells his own story and gives us step-by-step tools to root out the underlying issues that tempt us toward porn consumption. To learn more about Sathiya, to buy a copy of his book, "The Last Relapse," or to join his Deep Clean program, his website is: https://www.sathiyasam.com/

On September 11, 2001, U.S. Secret Service Agent Darin Kinder was inside the World Trade Center when the planes struck. Against all odds, he made it out alive — and he helped so many along the way. In this powerful conversation, Darin recounts what he saw and felt that day, the miraculous way God guided his steps through chaos, and how the experience transformed his faith. His testimony is both harrowing and hope-filled, a reminder of God’s presence even in our darkest moments.

Award-winning journalist and bestselling author Lee Strobel shares his journey from skeptic to believer. In this episode, Lee opens up about his personal salvation story, his call to ministry, and his investigative approach to the supernatural. We dive deep into his incredible testimony as well as the evidence for miracles, the unexplained, and how faith and reason intersect in today’s culture.

Could the Jesus you think you know… not be the real thing? In this episode of Faith in Culture, Shane Pruitt, next-generation director at the North American Mission Board, shares his powerful testimony and unpacks his new study Not My Jesus. We tackle the lies culture tells about Christ, the subtle ways we can drift toward a counterfeit faith, and how to stand strong against temptation in a world pulling us away from truth. It's an encouraging conversation about trusting Jesus in a modern world.

In this episode of Faith in Culture, host Tré Goins-Phillips sits down with legendary Disney animator Tom Bancroft—the creative force behind Mushu in Mulan and a key artist on The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, Brother Bear, and more—and former Superbook producer John Schaffer to talk about their inspiring faith journeys and their brand-new animated Christian movie, Light of the World, releasing September 2025. Tom shares the powerful story behind his decision to leave Disney because of his Christian convictions, and how his faith has shaped his creative career ever since. John opens up about his time at CBN and what it means to produce biblically rooted content for today’s culture.

At just nine years old, John O’Leary was burned on 100% of his body in a devastating accident. He wasn’t expected to survive — but God had other plans. In this powerful episode of Faith in Culture, John shares the incredible story of how faith, family, and miracles carried him from the brink of death to a life of purpose. We talk about the pivotal role his parents played in his recovery, his unshakable relationship with Jesus, and how his inspiring journey is now coming to the big screen in the upcoming film Soul on Fire — debuting in theaters Oct. 10. If you’re looking for a story of hope, healing, and God’s power to redeem even the darkest moments, this episode is for you.

Former porn star Brittni De La Mora and her husband, Pastor Richard De La Mora, share their incredible story of love, redemption, and transformation. In this powerful conversation, Brittni opens up about her past in the porn industry, how she encountered the Gospel, and the life-changing journey that followed. Together, she and Richard now lead a ministry focused on helping people break free from pornography and reach those still trapped in the porn industry. The De La Moras have an inspiring testimony of God’s grace, freedom, and the power of second chances.

On this episode of Faith in Culture, we talk with Dr. Juli Slattery, clinical psychologist and founder of Authentic Intimacy, about reclaiming biblical sexuality in a sex-saturated culture. We unpack key insights from her book Surrendered Sexuality and explore how Christians can honor God with their identity and intimacy.

Victor Marx joins us to share details of his team's rescue of five orphans in Syria this week, opens up about his own harrowing testimony, and reveals — for the first time — an unbelievable exchange he had with an imam in the Middle East.

In this episode, Tré Goins-Phillips sits down with bestselling author Jerry B. Jenkins, co-creator of the "Left Behind" series and one of the most prolific Christian writers of our time. Jerry opens up about his decades-long writing journey, his faith, why he almost abandoned writing, and what it’s been like to see his son, Dallas Jenkins, create the global phenomenon "The Chosen."

What’s behind the “death” of cultural Christianity — and why are so many young men ditching their parents’ progressive politics for a conservative revolution? In this episode, Dr. Albert Mohler, president of SBTS, gets candid about the cultural shifts shaking up churches, campuses, and dinner tables across America. We dig into how he led a conservative comeback at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, why Gen Z guys are turning right, and what it all means for the future of faith and politics.

In this episode of "Faith in Culture," host Tré Goins-Phillips talks with former Ohio Governor and 2016 presidential candidate John Kasich about the tragic death of his parents, who were fatally struck by a drunk driver, his decades in politics, and the power of his Christian faith. Kasich shares insights from his new book, "Heaven Help Us: How Faith Communities Inspire Hope, Strengthen Neighborhoods, and Build the Future," and explains why churches and believers must lead the way in bettering our culture.

In this episode, Christian apologist and YouTuber Melissa Dougherty shares her powerful journey from unknowingly embracing New Thought beliefs to discovering the true Gospel of Christ. Raised believing in God, Melissa’s worldview began to shift after challenging conversations with Jehovah’s Witnesses revealed gaps in her theology. We dive into how occult ideas subtly influence today’s culture, and how New Thought teachings have crept into mainstream Christianity—often undetected. Whether you're discerning spiritual trends or seeking clarity in your own faith, this conversation will equip and challenge you.