Americans have stopped looking to the Bible for answers. We assume we already know the story. Dr. Adam Rasmussen joins The Narrative to reveal the data on biblical worldview and remind us that real understanding only starts when we trust and engage with the source.

In this week's episode of The Narrative, David and Mike sit down with the Henry family to discuss a terrifying loophole in Ohio state law governing public locker rooms that exposed their daughter to predatory behavior. Their shocking testimony makes it clear why we're fighting for change in Ohio before it happens again. 

In this week's episode of The Narrative,  the guys sit down with tech expert Devan Patel and dig into the Vatican’s landmark AI encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, which transcends denominational lines because it is meant for anyone who cares about protecting human dignity, the value of hard work, and safeguarding the future of humanity from anti-human technology.

Over the last 30 days, our state has once again been forced to confront the painful reality of a culture adrift. A recent incident at the Louisville Area YMCA in Stark County has reignited a deeply critical conversation regarding safety, privacy, and the protection of women and children in private spaces.

This week on The Narrative, Brad Littlejohn explains why conservatives must stop letting blind free-market absolutism dictate American life. True prosperity doesn't come from letting corporate elites maximize capital at the expense of our neighborhoods, but from intentional, pro-family policies that proactively help communities thrive. From championing child tax credits to pushing Ohio's App Store Accountability Act, Brad argues that the common good requires the government to put its thumb on the scale.

Fidelity matters because human beings are made for covenant love. We are not isolated individuals floating through life without moral obligations to one another. God created man and woman, joined them in marriage, and called them to a faithful union that reflects His own steadfast love. That pattern gives children security, strengthens neighborhoods, and teaches the next generation that promises still mean something.

We were designed for deep, localized connection, yet our current culture operates as a mass isolation machine. Between the severe adolescent mental health crisis driven by social media and the "friendship recession" plaguing young adults, our people are more digitally connected yet more relationally unknown than ever before.

It is easy to preach a standalone sermon on family values, offer a token prayer for dads, and check the box for another year. But as shepherds of God’s flock across Ohio, you know that the crisis facing fatherhood cannot be solved by a single Sunday of recognition. The biblical structure of the family—and the unique role of a father—is not a cultural preference. It is a cosmic mirror.

Representative Mike Dovilla joins the hosts to discuss Ohio's widespread Medicaid and insurance fraud, calling it a symptom of an unaccountable administrative state. He argues that medical systems exploit loopholes to bypass state laws.

The Narrative is officially five years old! Take a look back at the half-decade of truth, learn the hosts’ all-time favorite guests (from Bob Woodson and Dr. Ben Carson to Chloe Cole), and get some hilarious secrets from when the mics were off, including the infamous day that newly hired Mike accidentally drank the very last of Congressman Jim Jordan's personal apple cider.