The Hidden Worldview Battle Behind America's Cultural Chaos w/ Darrow Miller & Naomi Smith

Why does it feel like our culture is unraveling? Why do so many Christians feel discouraged, disengaged, or unsure how to respond? In this episode of Truth Changes Everything, Darrow Miller and Naomi Smith explore the deeper worldview battle shaping today's culture and explain why recovering a biblical worldview changes everything.

Together, they unpack the sacred-secular divide that has led many believers to separate faith from everyday life, work, politics, education, family, and culture. Pulling from their latest book, Occupy Till I Come: Equipping the Next Generation to Break the Sacred/Secular Divide and Disciple Nations at the Level of Culture, they explain what Scripture teaches about Christ's lordship over every sphere of life and why the Great Commission is about more than individual conversion—it is about discipling nations.

You'll discover why Jesus' victory on the cross gives Christians confidence instead of fear, how to faithfully engage culture without retreating, and what it practically means to "occupy till He comes" in your home, workplace, church, and community.

Whether you're wrestling with cultural decline, searching for purpose, or wanting to understand what it means to live out a biblical worldview in today's world, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and practical encouragement.

In This Episode

• Why culture feels like it's unraveling

• The hidden worldview battle behind today's cultural conflicts

• Why many Christians have become disengaged from culture

• Understanding the sacred-secular divide

• Is there really any "neutral" ground?

• What it means to disciple nations

• How Jesus' victory transforms our approach to culture

• Practical ways to live out your faith every day

• How Christians can influence families, churches, workplaces, and communities

• Why every area of life belongs to Christ

Have a question you'd like us to discuss on a future episode? Email us at podcast@summit.org.