The Ruth Institute Podcast

Most people overlook the deep ways men express their love and purpose—until they see how their passions shape the world around them. Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse shares how the innate curiosity of boys drives them toward entrepreneurship, craftsmanship, and building a civilization of love — if we let them. In this episode, discover why men gravitate toward machines, tools, and creation, and how that reflects their essential role in society. We break down the biblical roots of masculinity in Genesis, revealing why differences between men and women are not just natural but vital to flourishing relationships and communities. Dr. Morse dives into the dangerous trends of gender confusion, exposing how ideology distorts the very nature of masculinity and femininity—with real consequences for young people today.

Join Dr. Jennifer Roback-Morse as she delves into the heart of motherhood and its irreplaceable role in shaping society. Through personal stories and insightful analysis, discover why being present for your children is the ultimate achievement. Explore the cultural shifts challenging family values and learn how to stand firm in preserving the essence of motherhood and fatherhood. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about defending the family and understanding the profound impact of parental love.

Most people underestimate just how deeply the Southern Poverty Law Center influences the political and social landscape — until now. In this eye-opening episode, Jennifer Roback Morris exposes shocking allegations: billions in offshore bank accounts, orchestrated violent events, and the SPLC's disturbing role in censoring and financially damaging genuine conservative and Christian organizations. This is a behind-the-scenes look at a supposed civil rights organization gone rogue, with potential criminal charges on the horizon. You'll discover: how the SPLC's financial dealings raise serious questions about transparency and intent, including links to offshore accounts in the Cayman Islands worth nearly a billion dollars. We break down how their controversial tactics—using informants and orchestrating violent protests—have fueled violence, distorted public perception, and unjustly targeted innocent groups like the Ruth Institute. Jennifer shares insights into the consequences of being wrongly labeled a hate group, from losing credit card processing to being blocked from monetizing YouTube channels—actions that threaten free expression and Christian advocacy. You'll also learn about the recent legal developments: federal charges in Alabama, the potential for indictments, and what this could mean for the future of organizations like the SPLC. Jennifer discusses whether this is a turning point for conservative voices, and how corporate America's stance might shift as transparency and accountability come to the forefront. This episode offers urgent clarity for anyone concerned about free speech, religious liberty, and the abuse of power by big NGOs.

In this in-depth conversation, Dr. Jennifer Roback-Morse explores the sociological, psychological, and theological dimensions of modern family issues, marriage, and sexuality. As a representative of the Ruth Institute, she provides data-driven insights and challenges prevailing narratives around gender, sexuality, and reproductive technologies, advocating for a return to traditional human and family values. Main Topics: The role of modern social science in understanding family and sexuality The myths and realities surrounding sexual orientation and gender identity The impact of childhood experiences and abuse on sexual development Legal and ethical considerations of conversion therapy and transgender treatments The societal and economic consequences of family breakdowns The importance of the natural family structure for societal stability Critical view of surrogacy and reproductive technologies The spiritual implications of manipulating human life and sexuality

Daniel Mingo shares his transformative journey from a troubled childhood marked by sexual abuse and confusion about his identity to finding healing and purpose through faith. As he candidly discusses the challenges of overcoming same-sex attraction and addiction, Daniel reveals the pivotal role of honest communication, spiritual discipline, and community support in his recovery. His story challenges the "born gay" narrative, offering a powerful testament to the possibility of change and redemption. His interview is a must-watch for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of identity, faith, and personal transformation. Daniel became a born-again Christian at age 17, yet for nearly 30 years secretly involved himself in homosexual activity through anonymous encounters. He is now the Founder and Ministry Director of Abba's Delight, Inc. based in Louisville, KY. Abba's Delight is a Christian ministry which assists born-again believers and families and friends of those who are gay-identified, resolve the conflict of the effects of homosexuality on their lives. Pastors and church staff receive assistance as well in ministering to those in their congregations whose lives have been impacted by homosexuality.

Dr. Jennifer Roback Morris, founder of the Ruth Institute, joins Ken to discuss the complex ethical and legal challenges surrounding surrogacy and reproductive commerce. The conversation delves into the commercialization of human reproduction, highlighting cases of ultra-wealthy individuals using surrogacy to create dynasties, and the moral implications of treating children as commodities. Dr. Morris emphasizes the need to focus on children's rights and identity, drawing parallels between surrogacy and historical practices of human trafficking and slavery. This episode is a thought-provoking exploration of the urgent need for ethical scrutiny and legal regulation in the realm of surrogacy.