Podcast Episodes
Each episode page includes an audio link, overview, key quotes, chapter notes, and more!
Christianity and Wokeness with Owen Strachan
Owen Strachan, author of “Christianity and Wokeness,” joins us to discuss the shift towards postmodernism in the culture and how we should respond.
Hijacked Love with Bob Moffitt
The word “love” is everywhere, but what does it really mean? How can we love biblically? Bob Moffit joins us this week to discuss these questions and more.
You Can’t Experience Beauty Without God with Jenny Jee-El Park
Special Guest Jenny Jee-El Park joins us to discuss how music impacts how we see the world and how art can provide an unexpected avenue of worship.
A Call for Balladeers
God has given artists incredible gifts, but how can they use their talents in a God-honoring way? Should they leave their art behind to go become pastors and missionaries, or is there something uniquely powerful about art that can change the world as we know it?
The Power of Biblical Truth to Transform Our World with Vishal Mangalwadi
Special Guest Vishal Mangalwadi joins us to discuss his recent interview with Jordan Peterson. We discuss apologetics and the urgent need to discipline the nations in the ways that God has planned for us.
Beauty will Save the World: with Zach Dasher
What does it mean to say that God is beautiful? How does it affect how we live our lives? Special guest Zach Dasher joins us to discover the beauty of God and its impact on our worldview.
Eliminating the Sacred/Secular Divide with Christian Overman
Our lives can feel divided between sacred Sundays and our secular jobs. How did this divide come to be? How can we fix it? Christian Overman joins us as we discuss the sacred/secular divide.
The Worldviews Behind Transgenderism
What is a woman? Even asking the question reveals fundamental assumptions about the way the world works and how we can shape it. Join us as we discuss the worldview behind transgenderism and postmodernism.
The Role of the Church
What is the purpose of the church? Is it just a place to sing songs and listen to sermons? Or is the church more—impacting our lives, workplaces, and community?
Freedom: Can We Keep It?
Freedom is under threat all over the world, but too few Christians really understand what freedom is and why it is so important.
Faithfulness in a Post-Christian World
The world we live in is becoming increasingly hostile to Christianity. Tension is rising between being nice and telling the truth. How can we navigate this?
Hijacked Justice with Monique Duson and Krista Bontrager
Our culture frames everything as a fight between the oppressed and the oppressor. White vs colored. Straight vs gay. Rich vs poor. Is that view correct? Does it have to be this way?
Meet the Hosts
Scott Allen
President
Scott Allen serves as president of the DNA secretariat office. After serving with Food for the Hungry for 19 years in both the United States and Japan, working in the areas of human resources, staff training and program management, he teamed up with Darrow Miller and Bob Moffitt to launch the DNA in 2008.
Darrow Miller
Co-Founder
Darrow Miller is a world-renowned author and teacher on Christianity and culture, apologetics, worldview, poverty, and the dignity of women. In 1981, he began 27 years at Food for the Hungry, serving there as vice president from 1994 to 2007 until he helped launch the DNA in 2008.
Dwight Vogt
Vice President
Dwight Vogt serves as the vice president of international programs. Before coming to the DNA, he worked for 27 years at Food for the Hungry, including field-based leadership roles in Bangladesh, Peru, Thailand and Guatemala.
Luke Allen
Social Media Manager
Luke Allen serves as the marketing manager of communications. He works with strategy, social media, and graphics. He is newly wed, newly grad, and native of Phoenix.
Special guests featured regularly!
More of our team can be found on our Leadership page.
