In this compelling episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna tackles the controversial and disheartening reactions to recent events surrounding Chick-fil-A's corporate stance on diversity and inclusion. Joined by Todd Starnes, they discuss the implications of the beloved fast-food chain’s decision to embrace messaging that diverges from its traditional Christian values, particularly in light of recent social media backlash. They explore the disappointment among loyal customers and the broader cultural ramifications for businesses that once stood firmly on biblical principles. The conversation shifts to the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent responses from prominent figures, including President Trump. Jenna and Brylan Hollyhand analyze the fallout from Trump's insensitive remarks, emphasizing the need for conservatives to maintain moral integrity while engaging in political discourse. They highlight the importance of appealing to younger generations and independent voters by modeling respectful leadership rather than succumbing to the sensationalism that often plagues political commentary. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that challenges listeners to reflect on the values that should guide their political engagement and the importance of standing firm in truth. 00:00 | Todd Starnes says Chick Fil A is condoning same sex marriage 10:00 | Todd: This shows how ineffective a lot of churches are 15:17 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 16:31 | Jenna Ellis: Erica Kirk met with Candace Owens over Charlie Kirk controversy 21:26 | So, uh, let's welcome in Auron MacIntyre 21:56 |Auron MacIntyre : Erica Kirk losing her husband to an assassination is difficult 33:06 | Auron MacIntyre : You have to put trust in your messengers 36:11 | President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social about Robin Reiner's death 43:30 | Bryon: Gen Z voters loved Trump's policies last November

In this gripping episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna addresses the alarming rise in violence and the blatant disregard for human life being exhibited globally. With a heavy heart, she recounts recent tragic events, including stabbings, murders, and terrorist acts that showcase a disturbing trend of evil permeating society. Joined by Father Frank Pavone, founder of Priests for Life, they discuss the essential need for a culture that respects life from conception to natural death. Father Pavone emphasizes that the breakdown of this principle leads to a broader disregard for life, ultimately resulting in societal chaos. As they delve into the implications of secularism on governance and morality, Jenna and Father Pavone explore how the erosion of biblical principles has allowed for the infiltration of ideologies that contradict the sanctity of life. They urge listeners to reclaim a Christian worldview that recognizes God as the ultimate authority in both personal and public life. The conversation also touches on the importance of returning to foundational truths within the church, highlighting the necessity for pastors to boldly preach the Word without compromise. Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion that challenges listeners to confront the realities of our times and inspires action towards a society that values and protects life.00:00 | Because of listeners like you, Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies 00:52 | The utter disregard for human life has been on display over this weekend 02:47 | Father Frank Pavone says disregard for human life is widespread in America 09:40 | Father Frank: Christians have to be bold with their testimony on religious issues 11:50 | First Circuit reverses block on Trump's Planned Parenthood funding cuts 15:05 | Father Frank Pavone: Christian taxpayers should not fund abortions 17:22 | Jenna Ellis: Islam has been getting out of control recently 24:20 | I think rise of secularism has allowed Islam to come in 35:21 | Jenna Ellis returns to American Family Radio with Pastor John Amonchukwu 38:59 | Berean: Many pastors confuse compassion with compromise in sermons 46:47 | John Amanchukwu: Christians must seek discernment and seek truth

In this thought-provoking episode, Jenna Ellis dives deep into the controversial topic of hell, spurred by recent discussions from Kirk Cameron's podcast. Joined by Dr. Braxton Hunter, president of Trinity Seminary, Jenna explores the theological debate between annihilationism and eternal conscious torment. They dissect what scripture truly says about the nature of hell, the implications of each view, and how these beliefs shape our understanding of justice, salvation, and the character of God. With an emphasis on studying the full counsel of the Bible, Jenna and Dr. Hunter encourage listeners to engage in these critical conversations, urging a deeper exploration of theology and its impact on faith. Tune in for a compelling discussion that challenges assumptions and invites a closer look at the eternal consequences of our beliefs. 00:00 | Preborn has helped to rescue over 67,000 babies through ultrasounds 00:54 | Christian leaders need to talk more about hell, says Braxton Hunter 04:48| Dr. Braxton Hunter joins us to discuss eternal conscious torment and hell 09:05 | To determine whether annihilationism or eternal conscious punishment is correct biblical view 11:12 | There are some biblical texts that seem to imply eternal conscious torment is true 15:15 | This is a text that is appealed to for eternal conscious torment and against conditionalism 19:38 | Preborn Network helps women choose life through a free ultrasound 20:53 | Jenna Ellis: What does hell actually look like for the unbeliever 22:10 | Dr. Hunter: Kirk Cameron raises question about eternal conscious torment in Christianity 29:22 | Jenna: I'm glad that this conversation is happening 33:15 | Jenna: One danger of annihilationism is telling unsaved there's hell 41:20 | Dr. Braxton Hunter discusses annihilationism versus eternal conscious torment 48:47 | Are there any other resources that you would point to for people besides obviously scripture

Radio host Steve Deace examines plans for President Trump to campaign during mid-term elections next year. Florida CFO Blaise Ingoglia explains Florida's plans to keep illegals from accessing state funds. And finally, Jenna talks about the release of Charlie Kirk's final book.

In this episode of Jenna Ellis in the Morning, Jenna discusses the significant social media ban proposed in Australia aimed at protecting minors. Joined by Patrick Hedger, Director of Policy at Net Choice, they explore the implications of such legislation, debating the balance between parental rights and government intervention. They also delve into the ongoing redistricting battles in the U.S., examining how recent Supreme Court decisions could impact the GOP's chances in the upcoming midterm elections. Gerard Felitti, Senior Counsel for the Lawfare Project, joins later to unpack the legal challenges surrounding Missouri's redistricting efforts and the potential ramifications for voters. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of technology, policy, and the future of American governance. Social Media Ban in Australia Parental Rights vs. Government Intervention Redistricting Battles in the U.S. Supreme Court Decisions Impacting GOP Legal Challenges in Missouri's Redistricting https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckg9e1nl40wo https://www.npr.org/2025/12/04/nx-s1-5619692/supreme-court-texas-redistricting-map https://www.scrippsnews.com/politics/elections/advocates-say-they-have-enough-signatures-to-block-missouri-gerrymandering-at-least-for-now

Tony Ortiz, Marc Wheat and Gerard Filitti join the program.

Constitutional law attorney Mike Donnelly examines the decision by the Supreme Court to review President Trump's order on birthright citizenship. Auron MacIntyre of Blaze Media discusses the case of gunfire near the home of podcaster Tim Pool. Former intelligence officer Scott Uehlinger analyzes what is happening in Venezuela.

Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports joins the show to discuss generational difference in the outlook of the country including favorability of Nick Fuentes

Constitutional law professor Mike Donnelly examines the debate around Presidential use of the autopen. Gerard Filitti from the Lawfare Project reports on the investigations into the Trump prosecutions. Finally, Sarah Gabel from the Everylife diaper company discusses the targeting of children by liberals.

Hogan Gidley of the America First Policy Institute joins the program to discuss the fallout from Secretary Hegseth's decision regarding the boat attacks and the investigation of fraud under Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Indiana Representative Marlin Stutzman explains the administrations relationship with Qatar. And, Chelsea Wildmon from the AFA Foundation stops by to discuss year end charitable giving.

Fr. Calvin Robinson joins Jenna to examine the Islamification of America.

Radio hosts Chris Salcedo and Todd Starnes join Jenna to look at the response to the shooting of National Guard members in Washington D.C. and to examine the leadership of Speaker Johnson.

Jenna is joined by her mother Valerie Ellis as they continue their discussion of biblical conflict resolution during the holiday season.

Jenna talks to Dr. Alex McFarland on a number of issues including the cultural shift towards Christ.

Pastor and Form Muslim Shahram Hadian joined Jenna to examine the advances by Islam in America and the affects of it. Gerard Filitti of the Lawfare Project discussed the dismissal of the indictment against James Comey and Letitia James.

Auron MacIntyre of TheBlaze joined Jenna to look at the problem of crime in America. Joel Berry from the Babylon Bee discussed what it means to be a Christian nation. Texas Representative Keith Self talked about his bill to assess terror designation for Iranian clerics advocating violence against leaders.

Scott Jennings joins to talk about what the right is getting wrong and Ryan Helfenbein talks about the state of the church

Jenna is joined by her mother Valerie Ellis to discuss biblical conflict resolution as we approach the holiday season.

Steve Deace of Blaze Media joins Jenna to examine the allegations against Representative Cory Mills. AFA Vice President Walker Wildmon discusses AFA's work in vetting judicial candidates for the federal bench. Florida gubernatorial candidate Paul Renner presents his plan to lower taxes and preserve personal freedoms.

Florida Lt. Governor Jay Collins joins Jenna as they preview the upcoming race for Florida Governor. Megan Basham of the Daily Wire discusses Biola University, a Christian university, straying from Biblical principles. Then Jenna talks about her article on American Family News, "The future of conservatism, now in question, is not behind us."