Gratitude, Faith, And More On The Brett Winterble Show

Tune in here to this Monday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about gratitude and the enduring greatness of America. He opens with an early Christmas greeting and a tone of appreciation, emphasizing how blessed people are to live in the United States despite political disagreements, cultural tension, and uncertainty about the nation’s direction. Brett reflects on America’s unique history—from the pilgrims to modern innovators—and stresses that the country’s strength does not come from kings or rulers, but from individuals whose rights and dreams are protected.

Later Brett discusses a scientific claim about the origins of life and his rejection of theories that exclude God from creation. He reacts to a story about the asteroid Bennu and the theory of panspermia, which suggests that life’s building blocks may have arrived on Earth from space. Brett questions the logic of scientists asserting that organic molecules drifting through the cosmos are more believable than divine creation. With humor and skepticism, he challenges the idea that incomplete amino acid evidence explains human existence, arguing that science often dismisses God too quickly. As Christmas approaches, Brett contrasts cosmic theories with faith, gratitude, and belief in intentional creation

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