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Guest: Rhonda Thomas, CEO of Truth in Education

In this powerful episode of the Counter Revolution podcast, I sit down with Rhonda Thomas, founder and CEO of Truth in Education, to expose the spiritual dangers behind the growing push for Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) in our schools.

Rhonda doesn’t hold back as she exposes SEL for what it is, a “doctrine of demons” disguised as psychological support. We unpack its spiritual roots, connections to Eastern mysticism, and how it subtly replaces biblical truth with secular ideologies. More than just a curriculum concern, SEL is a spiritual weapon from the forces of darkness and our children are the targets.

We also discuss the urgent need for churches to engage in the fight, the role of education as discipleship, and what parents and pastors can do right now to push back. This is more than a teaching method, it’s about the soul of the next generation.

Key Takeaways

  • Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Truth in Education

    04:12 The Mission and Vision of Truth in Education

    07:19 The Role of Churches in Education Advocacy

    10:30 Understanding Social and Emotional Learning

    13:16 The Spiritual Roots of SEL

    16:22 Global Citizenship and Activism in Education

    19:37 The Counterfeit Spirituality in Schools

    22:16 The Church's Response to SEL

    25:38 The Importance of a Biblical Worldview

    28:26 The Need for Awareness and Action

    31:22 Education as Discipleship

    34:31 Teaching Compassion without Compromising Truth

    43:04 Teaching Compassion and Conviction

    46:59 The Role of Prayer in Parenting

    48:22 The Dangers of Social and Emotional Learning

    53:34 The Psychological Impact of SEL on Children

    58:48 The Need for Biblical Education

    01:03:01 The Role of Church Leaders in Education

    01:08:17 The Importance of Parental Advocacy

    Call to Action

  • If you’re a parent, pastor, or educator who cares about the future of our children, now is the time to get informed, speak up, and take a stand. Visit Truth in Education to learn more and get involved.