The Dr J Show

In this compelling episode of The Dr. J Show, Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse sits down with author Carrie Gress to explore a provocative question: can feminism and Christianity truly coexist? Drawing from history, philosophy, and cultural analysis, Gress argues that the two systems are fundamentally at odds—offering competing visions of womanhood, identity, and human flourishing. The conversation dives into the ideological roots of feminism, its cultural impact, and why many today are reexamining its promises in light of rising social and personal challenges.

In this compelling episode of The Dr. J Show, Samantha Stevenson discusses her book The Bellbind Letters, a modern, creative take inspired by The Screwtape Letters. Through the lens of spiritual warfare, she explores the everyday temptations faced by mothers—within marriage, friendships, and family life—and reveals how these struggles reflect deeper truths about faith, identity, and trust in God.

Daniel Mingo joins Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse to share his deeply personal story of childhood trauma, same-sex attraction, addiction, and the long road to healing. After years of struggle, Daniel found freedom through faith, recovery, and honest confession within his marriage. Today he leads Abba’s Delight ministry, helping others discover that they have options and that lasting transformation is possible

Leah Libresco Sargeant discusses The Dignity of Dependence, challenging autonomy culture and redefining feminism through human vulnerability and pro-life ethics.

New research reveals that millions of American women experience long-term emotional and psychological distress after abortion—often lasting decades. Sociologist Father Paul Sullins joins Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse to discuss groundbreaking data that challenges the “no harm” abortion narrative and exposes widespread trauma that is routinely ignored.

Telling people to “just stop” may sound faithful—but it often leaves real wounds untouched.