Babel Undone

Katy Faust is the passionate founder and president of Them Before Us, a non-profit that advocates for children's rights. And as an activist Faust is not backwards in coming forward. She believes every child has the right to be known and loved by their biological mother and father.

She is a conservative and policy influencer who publishes widely on marriage and family issues, sometimes ruffling feathers when it comes to issues of same-sex marriage, IVF and sperm and egg donation which she believes 'commodify' children.

In this episode of Babel Undone she talks to Johnnie Moore and Archbishop D' Souza about what motivates her in her work.

"Our church gave away 12 million dollars last year to charities" says Rob Ketterling proudly. Ketterling is a man who sees generosity as a goal. He's the pastor at River Valley Church in Minnesota and has been ministering for 30 years with that focus.




He's the author of The Generous Life and uses his own experience as an example of how to step out in faith having started his own ministry on five credit cards.




In this episode of the Babel Undone he talks to Johnnie Moore and Archbishop D'Souza about how people want their money to make a difference and offers practical advice to churches on how to dream big

Carole Nuriel grew up in Israel, born to French speaking Moroccan-born parents and is known mainly for her extensive work with the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) a prominent international organization founded in 1913 to combat antisemitism and bigotry.


Her work has lead her to consult with many types of people living within Israel including the Bedouin and Druze and she is a regular media commentator and a frequent speaker at conferences and expert forums, providing insights on global antisemitism.




In this edition of Babel Undone she talks about how antisemitism is much more of a problem for Jews outside Israel and how the country of her parents birth, where Jews and Muslims lived together in harmony for centuries, has helped provide a blueprint of what the middle east could be.

Alveda King grew up steeped in the concerns for racial equality within America in the 1960s. Her uncle was civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. and she is daughter of the activist A. D. King. Alveda herself a prominent and empathetic voice within the Christian conservative movement particular on right to life issues.




In this interview she talks openly about how she is was rescued from abortion and how she herself became a voice for life even after having two terminations herself.

Is revival happening in Europe and if so how do we identify it? How do we discern where real interest in Christ lies among Gen Z and what is spiritual curiosity?




Stephan Christiansen thinks he knows the answer. He's a Norwegian preacher and co-founder of the Jesus Revolution, which, since 1997 has trained and sent out over 10,000 missionaries to serve in over 50 countries to. During that time he's used every method possible to get The Gospel out there including starting a newspaper, hosting TV programmes and even composing musicals and songs.




In this episode of Babel Undone Christiansen talks about the challenges of revival in Europe and why we still need traditional evangelism to make sure The Word takes root.