Ep 1002 | Allie Beth Stuckey Leads the Way for Christians to Talk About Social Issues with Love
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Who is Allie Beth Stuckey?
I have come a long way if you are calling me your favorite guest. I'm glad I said that.
I thought that was obvious. Babe, I do this. Do you like my little mathematical equation every time I've been introducing you? Do you know what it is? What? One plus one is one. Oh, yeah. In Christ. I love it because the math, the new math, is different from a kingdom perspective.
What is Toxic Empathy?
Well, I just remember the first time I ever came on your podcast, I've never seen you so nervous. So I'm glad to know that you settled in.
You make me nervous. That's a fact. But I think that's good. If you're not nervous about something, it doesn't matter. The only time I get nervous is when something really matters. Well, because you're his ultimate fact checker.
I call it accountability on steroids.
Exactly. That part we need to, there's a little something called grace. A little thing called grace.
Which is needed because Jay says a little something we call hyperbole that happens quite often on this podcast.
However, let's just go ahead and get this out of the way because I did something on the last podcast that I now have to confess. You told quite the story about you, Missy. I told the story and no one knew in our inner circle. what happened? And so I just announced it to the world about our little trip to a little place called Mar-a-Lago. I don't even know if I'm pronouncing that right.
No, you got it.
And so I told her about that, babe, because I could not have been more proud in that moment as a public speaker and my self-confession of my biggest weakness my whole first half of my life was actually publicly speaking. And I don't mean in front of an audience. I mean just... anywhere. I was kind of a shy, keep it to yourself kind of guy. But that moment when you're standing on stage and we have all these kind of political gurus and different people of influence around us, and other people had received these influence awards, and one of them was the, I think it's the current Mississippi...
She's Attorney General Lynn Finch.
She's amazing.
He argued before the Supreme Court for the Dobbs case and won.
Oh, by the way, she received an award right before Missy, so she spoke before Missy. So now Missy gets up after her and in between the president speaking, which happened all of a sudden, and Missy was at the end of her speech. But she was reading Acts 17, which is so, and I don't want to just say that chapter flippantly because when you start thinking about what she was reading, how God created all people, gave them life, breath, and everything else, and put them at the exact time and the exact places where they should live so they would reach out for him and find him. I mean, just think about looking at the perspective of you being on this earth. and being in these moments.
And so since you can't make, but, and I'll say this too, Missy, um, cause Jace really did a nice job honoring you being in that moment. And it's hard for you to talk about it cause you're humbly receiving an award, but you think about it. Jace talked about this before the election, uh, that at a Kamala Harris rally, a person shouted out Jesus is Lord, and that person was told by Kamala Harris, you're at the wrong rally. Go down the road to the smaller rally. Exactly. So the idea then that the person who won the presidency said, is waiting in the wings as you're sharing act 17 and is available to hear that and then thanks you for saying what you said i mean you know or at least acknowledges i'm just saying that the idea is that obviously these are god-ordained moments and one of the things that inspires us is that we we step up even we're all imperfect people and of course trump gets a lot of that because of his past.
And I mean, he was just a Democrat a dozen years ago, you know, and yet at the same time, it's, it's the open of the possibility. It's the fact that the moms event was there at Mar-a-Lago and you were there.
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