What if the biggest threat to your humanity is the technology you trust the most?

From smart assistants to bionic eyes, we’re being sold a vision of the future where "upgrading" the human body is progress. But is it? And what does it mean for your soul?

In this eye-opening episode, bioethicist and philosopher Dr. Emily Stevens joins us to explore the world of AI, transhumanism, and the Christian response to a culture obsessed with enhancement and control.

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Ever feel like something more profound is shaping our culture—but no one’s talking about it?

In this episode, we reflect on Gravity 2025 and the conversations that took center stage—especially the growing influence of modern paganism and the cultural blind spots many believers overlook.

From the planning process to the urgency behind the theme, we discuss why this topic resonated, what drew attendees in, and how the Church can respond with both wisdom and conviction. Whether you were there in person or this is your first time hearing about it, you’ll walk away with a deeper understanding of the heart behind the conference—and the cultural moment we’re in.

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Daniel Brubaker is a Christian postdoctoral researcher in the early history of Islam, with a focus on textual criticism of the Quran. His first book, Corrections In Early Qur’ān Manuscripts: Twenty Examples, featuring his doctoral research, has sold thousands of copies worldwide in multiple languages. Dr. Brubaker is also actively involved in politics, recently helping with a campaign for President Trump. In this episode, Prashanth talks to him about his research into Quranic manuscripts, the current state of US politics and the future of conservatism.

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