Filmmaker, author, speaker, humorist - best known as the creator of VeggieTales and What's in the Bible? - cohosts the Holy Post podcast.
West Chicago, IL
Joined September 2010
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New shorts! For kids! Buck Denver takes over a radio studio and... mayhem ensues.
Check it out here:
mrphil.tv/programs/collectio…
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Midterm elections are right around the corner. How should our faith shape the way we vote? 🗳️
Part of it means considering not just our own interests, but the interests of others - especially those who are the most vulnerable.
Our friends at @worldrelief have created a free guide, Beyond the Ballot: Navigating Immigration Issues with Clarity and Courage, to help Christians become more informed voters and advocates for their neighbors.
📖 Download your free copy today at the link in our bio or worldrelief.org/holypost!
Go check it out! New podcast from Kaitlyn!
Kaitlyn's new podcast, The Better Question, launched yesterday, and it’s already climbed to #4 in the Religion & Spirituality category on Apple Podcasts!
If you haven’t already, FOLLOW The Better Question on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/.../the-b…
Every new follow helps boost the show in the rankings and introduce it to more people who might love it. Thanks for helping Kaitlyn’s new show get off to a great start!
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NYC! Thanks for an amazing night. We had the best time hearing your thoughts & questions, getting to know you, and just being in the same room together. Thanks also to @richvillodas for such an encouraging conversation on friendship & not letting fear win!
Wish you were there? No worries - join us next week in Chicago! Get your tickets today at the link in our bio or holypost.com/events.
@megbasham classifies any foundation or org that gives a grant to a mainline church or seminary a “secular” org. This is how she can declare that orgs like CT get “the majority of their funding” from “secular” sources.
Marco Rubio’s speech in Athens was extraordinary. As the WSJ points out, this administration appears to now officially hold the position that the West was great… until Christianity showed up and ruined it.
wsj.com/opinion/the-pagan-na…
Do we care about persecuted Christians? We do not. Do we care about white people? Oh yes.
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"I could say the stupidest things and you’d clap me.”
Our President, speaking to his supporters at a TN rally over the weekend.
On Monday we recorded a podcast discussing an SBC seminary dean's call for public executions by hanging and firing squad. Two days later the Pentagon announced it would livestream its first firing squad execution in 65 years.
BREAKING: The Pentagon says it will livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan. apnews.com/article/fort-hood…
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Deporting people to countries they have no connection to is wrong and inhumane.
And nope, caring about what happens to them is not “toxic empathy.” Empathy helps us recognize the humanity and dignity of our neighbors, who are all made in God's image.
This week on 🎙️Holy Post 740, we unpack the growing "anti-empathy" movement & why we find it incompatible with a Christian worldview. If a movement tells you it's perfectly fine, or even virtuous, to ignore others' suffering, we have questions.
Tune in on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
Listening to tech CEOs try to call AI “SI” because they’re standing next to Trump and that’s what he says we have to call it now is … really something.
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You knew we'd have a lot to say about this.
Today on 🎙️The @esaumccaulley Podcast, we cover Pete Hegseth's Isaiah 6-inspired "Send Me" tour, Meryl Streep voicing Aslan in the new "Narnia" series, and more.
Join us on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts.
Help me out here... only male lions have manes, and shaving his mane is the ultimate humiliation the White Witch puts Aslan through.
So if Meryl Streep is Aslan... is Aslan a female lion with a mane? Or a male lion with woman's voice?
I'm not thrilled with either possibility.
Turns out making a joke about “Great Replacement Theory” is a great way to gin up your own “Unite the Right” flash-mob.
Much digital spittle is flying from the tiki torch boys.
One thing I’ve never understood about “Replacement Theory”…
All the white people that have been “replaced”… where are they now?
In storage somewhere? Shipped to Mexico?
All the white people I know are still here. Still doing our white stuff. Just in a more diverse society.
Yesterday, @bofrench shared a picture of students at a University of Texas football game.
…Indians, as far as the eye can see.
White people in Texas are being replaced at an alarming rate.
By 2035, Texas will be gone.
Here’s how Texas’ politicians are replacing White people.
Maybe we should call it the “People-of-Northern-European-Ancestry-Aren’t-as-Culturally-Hegemonic-as-They-Once-Were” theory.
That would at least make sense.
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In 2024, the U.S. resettled more than 29,000 Christian refugees from the 50 countries where they face the most severe persecution.
In 2026, we’re on track to resettle zero.
For decades, welcoming people fleeing religious persecution has been an area of broad agreement for Americans—especially among Christians.
This is why @worldrelief is asking the administration to make persecuted Christians a priority once again. If you believe people fleeing persecution should have a safe place to go, we invite you to add your name to World Relief’s letter to the president.
Visit worldrelief.org/goldendoor to sign the letter on behalf of refugees!