Division In Our Foundational Values | Perilous World Radio 1/15/26

In a recent episode of "Perilous World Radio," hosts Alan Masters and Brian Bouteller, from the Gospel Rescue Mission, discussed the absurdity of a recent Supreme Court case on gender identity. They noted that even a five-year-old understands the difference between boys and girls, highlighting how adults complicate simple truths. Brian saw this confusion as a sign of judgment and referenced biblical dialogue to illustrate the tendency to question clear facts. He emphasized that failing to define basic concepts like man and woman undermines the understanding of human rights itself.
Alan reflected on a previous show where he explored the idea that the consequences of our sinful actions eventually return to us, much like an echo. He pointed out that while individuals might feel they’ve escaped their wrongdoings initially, these actions can resonate and come back to haunt them over time. This pattern is particularly concerning for young people, who may think they're getting away with minor transgressions only to find themselves facing increasingly serious repercussions as the echoes of their choices multiply. Alan emphasized that even if someone believes they are not doing anything wrong, they can still be hit with unexpected consequences, which can create confusion and frustration. He shared his personal experience, noting that it took him a long time to recognize the wisdom in being honest, fair, and just. Ultimately, he concluded that living a life of integrity leads to a greater sense of peace, free from the echoes of past sins.
As the show continues, Alan concluded that when your enemy is united and you are divided, you will fall. Conversely, when they are divided, it becomes easier for you to take them down. This is exactly what has happened: the enemy seeks to divide us, particularly in our core principles. As a result, we find ourselves divided as a nation. This division within our foundational values is where we stand today in the world.
In a recent Patriot Outreach segment with Colonel Tony Monaco and Dr. Chase Spears, the focus was on the military's handling of extremism and its approach to COVID-related injustices. Dr. Spears criticized the War Department’s efforts, noting that almost a year after the President's Executive Order for reinstating service members, only about 100 have returned, facing a difficult process comparable to new recruits. Promises of backpay have also gone unfulfilled, creating barriers for those wanting to rejoin. Dr. Spears pointed out that while Pentagon leaders are aware of these issues, they haven't acted decisively to address them. He holds Secretary Hegseth and Undersecretary Tata responsible for the ongoing troubles related to COVID. On the topic of "wokeness," Hegseth claimed that DEI initiatives are over. However, Dr. Spears argued that the individuals behind these initiatives still hold positions within the military and continue their advocacy. He also highlighted that generals who supported DEI policies, such as General Kenneth Wilsbach, remain influential, indicating that divisive ideologies continue to affect military culture. This is just the tip of the iceberg. Join us to watch the entire show, you won't be disappointed.