What has happened in Ohio around sports betting wasn't unpredictable. After ignoring the warnings of "exploitative gaming" and "reverse Robin Hood" schemes, Ohio is now left to sift through the wreckage that comes when our sports have been sold to the highest bidder.

David Bereit Executive Director of the Life Leadership Conference and CCV's Senior Fellow for Strategic Initiatives Peter Range join The Narrative to issue a bold challenge to the pro-life movement: stop being pawns for political parties and start holding elected officials accountable. In this hard-hitting interview, the guys discuss why the sanctity of life is a non-negotiable standard that politicians don't get to define.

In an age of rising political hostility, even our most sacred and private moments are at risk of being politicized.

Recently, a church service in Minneapolis was disrupted when protesters stormed into the sanctuary to confront a pastor over his alleged cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Once again, the nation was forced to ask an important question:

Where does free speech end, and where does the right to worship begin?

The growing controversy around school choice in Ohio makes it clear that this issue is, in fact, a battle for the paideia of the next generation.

What is the paideia?

In Christian classical tradition, paideia refers to the total upbringing and education of a child. It ultimately means shaping the soul, the character, and the worldview of the next generation.

This concept is a driving force behind the new National School Choice Tax Credit.

Ohio law authorizes a dollar-for-dollar tax credit for those who contribute to a certified Scholarship Granting Organization. This is a unique opportunity to support Christian education at no net cost to you.

• Individual Credit: Up to $750.

• Joint Filer Credit: Up to $1,500.

When you donate to the OCEN SGO, you are simply redirecting your tax liability. Instead of your money going into a general state fund, it goes directly to a scholarship at a participating school that you choose.

Through the adventures of the twins and their time-traveling grandmother, Daniel explains how he simplifies complex topics like inflation, entrepreneurship, and individual liberty so even an eight-year-old can master them. Daniel underscores why it matters that parents, not institutions, remain the primary voice shaping the next generation.

Who actually deserves credit for founding America? Your eighth-grade history class probably didn't give you the whole story. 

For the first Narrative episode of 2026, Mike and David sit down with author Cynthia Scott to answer this question with insights from her book, Celebrating God, Our Founder, at America’s 250th Birthday.