Veritas Vox - The Voice of Classical Christian Education

Today, we talk with Hutz Hertzberg, CEO of Turning Point Academy, about how they are helping churches reclaim their historical role in educating the next generation. 
In this conversation, we explore the rich history of Christian education in America, the challenges facing modern students and families, and the vision for returning to classical Christian education principles. Plus, discover how Turning Point Academy is partnering with churches nationwide to launch autonomous Christian schools.

To learn more about Turning Point Academy, visit their website at https://www.tpusa.com/academy

Dr. John G. West, Vice President of the Discovery Institute, discusses his powerful book, Stockholm Syndrome Christianity: How the Relentless Assault on Religion Has Created a Nation of Christian Hostages.
Dr. West reveals how many Christians—often unknowingly—have adopted the values, language, and priorities of a culture increasingly hostile to Biblical truth. We also explore how this cultural captivity affects the Church’s witness, weakens its moral clarity, and compromises its mission. We’ll discuss real-world examples, historical context, and the urgent need for Christians to reclaim a robust, unapologetic faith.

Andrew Pudewa, founder and director of the Institute for Excellence in Writing, joins us today to explore the neurological development of reading skills in children. 
Andrew shares invaluable insights on the dangers of pushing reading too early, the benefits of phonics-based approaches, and the importance of reading aloud to children to build vocabulary beyond their decoding abilities. Whether your child is an early reader or showing signs of dyslexia, Pudewa offers reassurance to parents while providing a roadmap for nurturing lifelong readers.

What does it look like when empathy becomes sinful? How can we support people who are in need in a God-honoring way? Dr. Joe Rigney is here to share insights to help us identify the differences between healthy empathy and sinful empathy, as he draws from his book, The Sin of Empathy: Compassion and Its Counterfeits.

Today we chat with Seth Dillon, CEO of The Babylon Bee, about the power of humor and our First Amendment rights. Freedom of speech isn’t just about fighting censorship; with this freedom also comes the responsibility to stand up for truth and call out erroneous ideas that damage culture and humanity.