What Happens When Culture and Beliefs Collide? | Sage Steele Show | EP 77

Allie Beth Stuckey has never been afraid to speak truth in a world that often rewards silence. In this conversation, we talked about faith, conviction, and what it means to stand firm when culture pushes you to conform.

Allie opened up about her journey into broadcasting, how motherhood reshaped her worldview, and why she believes women today are desperate for truth, not validation. We also talked about the cost of conviction, how to disagree without dehumanizing, and why faith must come before fear, especially in media and leadership.

We discussed the state of Christianity in America, the pressure many young people face to compromise, and how social media has changed the way we share and live out our beliefs. Allie’s perspective is strong but full of grace, rooted in both intellect and compassion.

This conversation was about more than faith or influence. It was about courage, clarity, and holding fast to what is true even when it is unpopular.

Chapters:
0:00:00 - Intro
00:03:02: Allie Beth’s Personal Life
00:15:25: Allie Beth’s Thoughts on Marriage
00:21:20: Advice to Young Women on Finding the Right Partner
00:27:10: Lessons from Allie Beth’s Life
00:32:44: Dealing with Shame
00:41:32: Are Eating Disorders Considered Sinful?
00:46:16: Differences Between Southern Baptist, Reformed Christian, and Catholicism
00:52:19: Faith
01:12:45: Allie Beth’s Best Quotes
01:13:08: “It’s Easy to Be a Progressive”
01:14:16: “The Last Thing a Woman Wants Is to Be Excluded”
01:15:34: “I Am for the Death Penalty for the Same Reason I Am Against Abortion. I Value Innocent Life.”
01:19:19: “Your Daughters Should Not Be Listening to Taylor Swift. She Is Not a Role Model.”
01:26:24: How Allie Beth Manages Friendships That Disagree with the Bible
01:30:22: How Allie Beth Balances Sharing God’s Word Without Sounding Judgmental
01:32:56: Dealing with the Loss of Charlie Kirk

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