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Steve and the crew are joined by New York talk show host Shannon Joy for the Deace Group to talk about the rise of the DINKs (double income, no kids), and why this phenomenon is taking place. The team also talks about Shannon’s appearance on "The HighWire" with Del Bigtree. In Hour Two, it’s another edition of Feedback Friday.

Steve says between treacherous Republicans and antihuman lefties, 2024 might be the least important election of our lives. Then, Mary Margaret Olohan joins the show to talk about her new book “Detrans.” In Hour Two, Theology Thursday continues with the guys’ study of Romans 1. Finally, William Wolfe of the Center for Baptist Leadership joins the program to talk about why every non-lefty in America should be concerned about what goes on in the Southern Baptist Convention.

Steve says we need to let the universities feel the pain of the mess they created — and let them burn in the process if they don’t learn their lessons. Then, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold. Daniel Horowitz joins the show for his weekly message of woe and lamentation.

Steve talks about Tulsi Gabbard’s apparent readiness to join Donald Trump’s ticket as VP. Then, Rick Burgess of "Rick & Bubba University" joins the show to talk about his ministry to men at themanchurch.com. In Hour Two, Pop Culture Tuesday and Idolatry or Not decide whether Disney can no longer be pressured by market forces. Finally, Kentucky House candidate TJ Roberts joins the show to talk about his candidacy.

Steve talks about how, despite the laughs and memes, there’s a serious angle to the story about Kristi Noem shooting her dog. Then, Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the show to talk about how Tennessee needs to become a sanctuary state for pro-lifers. In Hour Two, it’s Ask Deace Anything, as Steve fields questions from his audience on Facebook.

Steve begins this Friday with a powerful monologue about the fragility of the American church on important issues. For the rest of the show, Steve and Todd take feedback from the audience. They cover topics everywhere from being a Christian in a sinful workplace to giving a farewell to Victoria.

Steve opens the show with his initial thoughts on what's going on in Arizona and continues with how women's basketball coaches are cowards. Next, Drew Holden joins the program to share some really powerful thoughts on the aftermath of COVID. Then for Theology Thursday, Steve and Todd take feedback on the current study of the book of Romans. Finally, Anastasia is back in the studio for three nonpolitical questions about changing the past, inspiring people, and things Christians can miss.

Steve begins the show by sharing some of his thoughts on North Carolina elections. Next, John Zmirak, a writer for the Stream, provides powerful insight about the war in Ukraine and passive Christians in America. Then, for Idolatry or Not, we discuss a Bill Maher clip about child grooming that has been circling the internet. Finally, Steve shares his thoughts on the Mark Driscoll situation.

Happy Earth Day! Steve kicks off the show with some hard truths about the Republican Party following recent congressional sessions. Then, Bob Vander Plaats joins in studio to further discuss these disappointments. Finally, Steve lets someone who thinks he is untrustworthy come on the show.

On the Deace Group this week, Jill Savage and Josh Hammer join for the Apocalypse Is Upon Us. They discuss issues everywhere from the Israel conflict to the housing market. Then, Hour Two is Feedback Friday. Steve responds to submissions about the USAA and Orthodox Judaism.

Steve jump-starts the show with a powerful monologue about how our evangelical political leaders are not only failing us but also betraying us. Next, Richard Werner joins the program to discuss the issues with central banking. Then, for Theology Thursday, Steve and Todd continue with a few more verses in the book of Romans. Finally, Anastasia is back for three nonpolitical questions about Christian themes in secular movies, impactful moments in the "Nefarious" film, and the most inspiring characters of the Bible.

Steve opens the show with a tweet that proves that Republicans are the same today as they were yesterday. Then, Steve and Todd play Buy, Sell, or Hold for the first time without Aaron. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the show to discuss why the GOP and the WNBA are the same construct.

Steve begins Hour One by exposing a recent anti-Semitic post on X. Then, Riley Gaines joins the show to talk about her recent NCAA lawsuit and upcoming book "Swimming Against the Current." Next, Steve reflects on his experience with his movie "Nefarious" on Pop Culture Tuesday. Finally, Minnesota state Rep. Walter Hudson (R) joins the program to discuss his reason for getting in the fight.

Steve and Todd open the show discussing the lack of accountability after the events in 2020. Then, Bob Vander Plaats comes into the studio to comment on Trump's recent abortion stance. For Hour Two, Todd and Steve analyze a recent X thread about lies people believe following the recent Israel attacks.

Steve, Todd, and Aaron are joined by Tracy Beanz of UncoverDC.com for the Deace Group to discuss whether the conventional wisdom that 2024 is the “most important election” of our lives is actually true. Then, they discuss some troubling trend lines in the 2024 betting markets. In Hour Two, Steve answers listener emails for Feedback Friday.

Steve discusses the state of the economy, Trump’s recent comments on baby killing, and why many people in right-wing America feel stuck. Then, BlazeTV host Jason Whitlock joins the program to talk about his upcoming Roll Call event, geared toward calling men to courageousness and boldness in leading their families and communities. In Hour Two, the trio continues the study of Romans, specifically discussing chapter 1:2-3. Finally, the team plays a game of three nonpolitical questions.

Steve discusses the recent comments from Kari Lake and Donald Trump about the Arizona Supreme Court’s ruling on the state’s 1864 abortion law and why they’re playing with fire morally and spiritually. Then, the team tries to play a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on topics ranging from the best '90s Western movies to whether we’ll see a House Speaker Jeffries by the end of the summer. Finally, Daniel Horowitz joins the show for another round of woe and lamentation.

Steve discusses a recent op-ed from a disaffected NPR reporter. Despite the reporter's newfound skepticism about the legitimacy of his news outlet, he’s just a fool. Then, Pastor Paul Blair joins the program to discuss a new endeavor he’s embarking on to minister to and encourage pastors. In Hour Two, Idolatry or Not tackles the issue of federalism.

Steve discusses Donald Trump’s head-scratching statement on the issue of abortion and why it makes no sense morally or politically. Then, Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the show to talk about the aforementioned Trump capitulation. In Hour Two, Steve lays out in great detail how (at least at the national level) the Republican Party is unwilling to advance any meaningful pro-life discourse.

Steve and the team are joined by BlazeTV contributor Jill Savage for the Deace Group to discuss an abnormally depraved week in "____ Nefarious Says," including a man who makes a terrible woman. Then, the roundtable discusses whether Rand Paul will be the one to finally get to the bottom of the origins of COVID-19. In Hour Two, Steve fields listener questions for Feedback Friday.

Steve outlines why the artist formerly known as Bruce Jenner needs to own up to the part he played in the proliferation of gender madness and repent. Then, the team plays a game of 3 non-political questions. In Hour Two, Theology Thursday's study of the book of Romans begins in earnest ... and the team promptly makes it through exactly one verse. Finally, John Daniel Davidson of the Federalist joins the show to talk about his new book, "Pagan America."

Steve discusses the jailing of pro-lifers at the behest of Joe Biden and says it's time for Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) to step up and defend his citizens. Then, the team plays a game of Buy, Sell, or Hold on topics ranging from best religious movies from all decades to whether the Second Amendment actually matters anymore. Daniel Horowitz joins the show for another round of woe and lamentation.

Steve begins the show with commentary on Richard Dawkins, Transgender Day of Visibility, and a brave Subway customer. Then, on Pop Culture Tuesday, the XFL's kickoff is analyzed. Next, for Idolatry or Not, Steve introduces a new poll by RMC Research that reveals startling information about the number of voters who believe in biblical truths. Finally, Katie Gorka, author of "NextGen Marxism," sheds light on her findings about cultural Marxism.

Steve discusses a disturbing factoid from the CDC's V-safe data on the COVID jabs, and why it's worse than anyone could've imagined. Bob Vander Plaats from the Family Leader joins the show to talk about the White House's adoption of the doctrine of demons for Easter. In Hour Two, it's a full hour of apologetics on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.