Ron Johnson Discipleship Podcast

Recently, a prominent megachurch pastor sparked conversation by suggesting that political idolatry and ideology are fueling deep polarization within the Christian community. This raises important questions: Are faithfulness to Christ and the pursuit of cultural transformation inherently in conflict? Does wholehearted devotion to Jesus require disengaging from the political arena—or is there a faithful way to navigate both without compromising our allegiance to Christ?

In this episode Pastor Ron shares the amazing work and ministry God is doing over in Zambia, as well as an update on the ARISE campaign, an update on Iran, and how important our mid-term elections are.

This past week we witnessed some major victories: a miraculous rescue of a downed American pilot in Iran, an historic SCOTUS ruling on transgender insanity, and an astronaut praising God from outer space to name a few. We are awaiting another ruling on the issue of "Birthright Citizenship" that could shape the future of America forever. Finally, we weigh in on the upcoming mid-terms and discuss why your involvement could keep us from another campaign of disruption from the Left to discredit and impeach our president.

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"No Kings" protests sweep the nation, unmasking a coordinated radical coalition. While activists shout revolution, real tyranny quietly targets biblical truth—and even the Pope struggles to draw clear moral lines.

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The Iranian women’s national soccer team stood in silent defiance as their national anthem played—a quiet but unmistakably bold protest that reverberated across the world. Their act of courage drew the wrath of a brutal regime, which branded them “wartime traitors.” Suddenly, these athletes faced an excruciating decision: flee their homeland in pursuit of freedom, or return to loved ones who could face severe punishment—even torture or death—if the players chose to defect.