Pastor John Amanchukwu, known as "the book banning pastor," joins Janet Boynes to discuss his mission to protect children from inappropriate content in schools. Having visited school boards in 15 states, Pastor John shares his experiences fighting against gender theory and explicit materials in school libraries. As a Nigerian-American faith leader, he discusses his successful efforts to remove pornographic books, defeat controversial policies, and advocate for biblical values in education.

In this powerful interview, Pastor John reveals:

• His journey visiting school board meetings across America
• Successfully flipping two school boards and removing inappropriate materials
• The spiritual implications of removing prayer from schools
• His new documentary "22 Words" exploring the consequences of separating faith from education
• Why parents must take an active role in their children's education

Learn more about Pastor John's work and access free resources at IKnowGod.us.

In this thought-provoking episode, Janet discusses the complexities of gender identity, particularly among children and adolescents with Dr. Ann Gillies. Dr. Gillies, a retired trauma-informed therapist with extensive experience in this field, shares her insights on the factors contributing to the rise in gender dysphoria and the potential dangers of gender-affirming care. We explore the role of schools, social media, and societal pressures in shaping children's understanding of gender. Dr. Gillies also discusses the importance of parental involvement and the need for a balanced approach that prioritizes the long-term well-being of children. Join us as we examine the controversial topic of gender identity and gain a deeper understanding of the issues at stake.

Healing and Made Free with Janet Boynes interviews Gail Emory, a professional counselor specializing in EMDR, who shares her experiences of overcoming trauma and her work helping others. Gail discusses her own childhood struggles, her challenging first marriage, and the impact these had on her children. She also offers advice for parents navigating their children's sexuality and identity.