The Huey Alert

Bringing Hope to Fatherless Families: Resources and Support for Healing from Abandonment

Craig and Shelly speak to Sean Teis about fatherlessness. They discuss the problems and look at solutions. Fatherlessness is defined as the absence of a father's mental, emotional, and spiritual support for children. Statistics are presented linking fatherlessness to issues like drug abuse, suicide, criminality, and more.

Fighting Modern Slavery: An Abolitionist's Work to Rescue Christians Trapped in Debt Bondage

Craig and Shelly speak with Eric Newberry, Minister with Conduit Church, a modern-day abolitionist working to free slaves in Asia. Eric saw a photo on Facebook of a Christian family that had fallen into debt slavery. He was compelled to help and used social media to raise funds to pay off their debt, freeing them.

A Biblical Case for Work: Finding Meaning, Purpose and Influence Through Hard Work and Entrepreneurship

Investment expert David Bahnsen was on the Huey Alert Podcast speaking with Craig about how God created humans to work based on the Genesis creation account. Work is rooted in humanity's divine mandate to care for and have dominion over the earth based on his new book “Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life”

Standing Up for Faith: Coach Joe Kennedy's Fight for Religious Liberty

Coach Joe Kennedy discusses with Craig and Shelly his nearly decade-long legal battle and Supreme Court victory to protect religious freedom and the right to pray with his high school football team. He also announces an upcoming movie about his story titled "Average Joe" coming to theaters in October.

Christian Rights Attorney Brad Dacus on The War on Christianity, Pastors Motivating Fellowship to Vote, and Biblical Look on Whether Christians Should Vote or Not

Individual rights attorney Brad Dacus joins Craig Huey to discuss the growing threats to religious and individual freedom in America. What is discussed is, the issue of pastors motivating their fellowships to vote, church ballot harvesting, why an individual Christian should vote for not against their values, a biblical look at Christians who don’t vote or vote against their values and much more.

Phillip De Courcy: Faith and Courage in Times of Conflict

Shelly interviewed Philip de Courcy at the National Religious Broadcasters Convention. He shared about coming to faith in Christ at age 16 and later serving as a police officer in the Royal Ulster Constabulary for 6 years, facing threats from the IRA.

Pastor Jack Hibbs: Stirring Up the Church, Congress, and Christians

Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills explosive interview with Craig and Shelly Huey. They discuss how Pastor Jack’s prayer before Congress turned heads and created outrage. They talk about the pastor's role in biblical teaching, how to vote for your values, and politics.

Geopolitical Conflicts, Little-Known Natural Defense Innovations, and Investment Opportunities in Volatile Times

Craig in this podcast discusses geopolitical conflicts related to national defense. His guest, Steve Place, one of America’s leading investment newsletter writers, is an expert in analyzing macroeconomics and political factors to identify defense sector innovations… including for investments.

In This Episode:

• Geopolitical conflicts including tensions with Iran, wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, and China's alliance with adversaries.
• Importance of controlling global trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz and threats to the Red Sea route
• China's advancing weapons technologies like hypersonics and AI that challenge US military advantages
• Encouraging more innovation from smaller US defense contractors to develop new technologies faster
• & More

Steve explains that control of key trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz has historically determined which nation is the global superpower. In response, the US is encouraging more innovation from smaller defense contractors to develop new technologies faster than the large prime contractors. He believes opportunities exist in publicly traded stocks of companies supporting national defense priorities like energy independence through small modular nuclear reactors.

The podcast is around 16 minutes long.

The feedback we have received has been pretty exciting, I encourage you to listen.