Todd discusses a troubling custody case in Portland, Maize, where a mother's right to expose her child to Christianity is being challenged. Todd emphasizes the importance of standing firm in faith amidst persecution and reflects on the spiritual implications of our actions. He also delves into broader societal issues, encouraging listeners to recognize their spiritual poverty and the need for a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on the trials of faith and the call to discipleship.

Chapters:

(00:00) Todd Herman: A Christian being persecuted for righteousness should be celebrated

(03:01) Maine Supreme Court unanimously upheld a custody order against Emily Bickford

(09:45) Lindsay Clancy confessed to murdering her children; two female jurors refuse conviction

(12:23) Tyler Robinson's attorney decided best defense of his client was to slander Charlie Kirk

(15:18) Those of us who are Christian recognize that we are spiritually impoverished

(17:19) God hands us talents and we're all uniquely gifted

(24:31) Dolly Parton expresses spiritual poverty from perspective of being a spiritual teacher

(29:58) Dolly Parton shares her beliefs on God

(32:12) Todd Herman responds to a tweet from Pastor Josh Howerton

(38:18) Father stormed hospital with gun to save son who had been declared brain dead

(40:13) Disciples View features feature called the Tower of Babbling

(42:18) President Trump signed an executive order changing the name of Canada geese

(43:24) Todd: I've seen musical talent up front that has just been breathtaking