Podcast Episodes
Each episode page includes an audio link, overview, key quotes, and recommended resources!
Needed! Boldness and Discernment in an Era of Distortion
Are we losing sight of truth in a culture smothered by falsehoods? Even within the church, according to Barna, 41% of American Christians believe that ...
Jews: Oppressed or Oppressors?
From the Old Testament through current events, the Jewish people have been the target of animosity and violence. We’ve witnessed a heightened global resurgence of ...
Christianity is Good for the Nation with Dennis Peacocke and Katherine Gallagher
Christians are increasingly criticized for their opinions in the public square and often labeled as Christian nationalists. But should this criticism cause us to retract ...
Joy to the World: Let Earth Receive Her King
For many people, singing “Joy to the World” is a Christmas tradition. However, familiarity with the song can cause us to miss its depth and ...
Taking Back Eden with Jessica Shakir
Do you ever wish we could get back to Eden?
Every day we create. Whether it’s creating language, ideas, tools, relationships, the list goes on. ...
Why Jordan Peterson, Ayaan Hirsi Ali & Others are Turning to Christianity
The Western world has been described as a cut flower. This flower was beautiful and flourishing while rooted in a Judeo-Christian worldview, and yet, as ...
Homelessness and The Tragedy of American Compassion with Dr. Marvin Olasky
America’s secular approach to fighting poverty has been a disaster, yet we can learn a lot from how Christians helped the poor successfully 200 years ...
Do Other Worldviews Value Thankfulness?
Thankfulness is a focus in many American homes in the month of November. But have you ever considered that thankfulness is not a universally valued ...
Moving Beyond Postcolonialism to Consider the Foundation of Healthy Cultures with Lennox Kalifungwa
Postcolonialism is a hot topic these days as many groups are eager to divide us up into oppressors and the oppressed–but do these categories help? ...
Does School Still Make Us Think? with Dr. Elizabeth Youmans
Do you want to see lives and nations thrive and flourish? If so, changing the way we think about education and changing the way we ...
How should Christians respond to the times we live in?
Today, Christ is not only ignored and rejected, but now He is becoming the target of malice. How do Christians respond to the times we ...
Should we Christianize culture? with Dr. Wayne Grudem
How should a biblical worldview inform our cultural engagement in this time of social crisis? Today's honored guest, Dr. Wayne Grudem, is Research Professor of ...
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.
