Culture & Christianity: The Allen Jackson Podcast

At just nine years old, David Nasser had a gun held to his head during the Iranian Revolution—but that moment was only the beginning of a story God would redeem. In this powerful conversation, Pastor Allen Jackson sits down with Nasser to hear his incredible journey—from growing up in Iran during the 1979 Iranian Revolution to finding faith in Jesus. After escaping a life marked by fear, violence, and religious oppression, David shares how one encounter with Christians changed everything for him and his family.
They also discuss what God is doing in Iran today, including the rapid growth of the underground church and why many are turning to Christ. This is a story of redemption, courage, and the unstoppable power of the gospel.

What does it really mean to be ready for the return of Jesus? In this powerful conversation, Pastor Allen Jackson sits down with John Bevere to discuss John's new book, The King Is Coming, and why the Second Coming isn’t just a prophetic event—it’s a wedding. They unpack what it means to “eagerly await” Christ’s return, how to remain in fellowship with Him, and why holy living is a response to grace, not a replacement for it. In a culture shaped by distraction and compromise, this episode is a call to wake up, purify our hearts, and prepare as a bride who is confident—not ashamed—at His appearing. John’s Book, THE KING IS COMING: https://amzn.to/4u7Slly — It’s up to us to bring God’s truth back into our culture. It may feel like an impossible assignment, but there’s much we can do. Join Pastor Allen Jackson as he discusses today’s issues from a biblical perspective. Find thought-provoking insight from Pastor Allen and his guests, equipping you to lead with your faith in your home, your school, your community, and wherever God takes you. Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3JsyO6ysUVGOIV70xAjtcm?si=6805fe488cf64a6d Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/culture-christianity-the-allen-jackson-podcast/id1729435597

As global tensions rise and the conflict with Iran unfolds, many believers are asking how Christians should respond in moments of war and uncertainty. In this episode of Culture & Christianity, Pastor Allen Jackson examines the situation through the lens of Scripture—discussing the reality of evil, the biblical context for confronting it, and the spiritual responsibility of the Church in turbulent times. Rather than responding with fear or political rhetoric, this conversation challenges believers to think biblically about justice, courage, and prayer while recognizing the spiritual battle unfolding in our world. It is a call for the Church to reject passivity, seek discernment, and stand firmly for truth in a moment that demands faith, conviction, and moral clarity.

America’s health crisis isn’t just physical—it’s spiritual. In this episode of Culture & Christianity, Pastor Allen Jackson sits down with Jordan Rubin, co-founder of Ancient Nutrition, to explore what it means to honor God with our bodies. From the obesity epidemic to the confusion surrounding modern diet trends, they discuss why real food, prioritizing protein, and biblical stewardship matter more than ever. This conversation challenges believers to stop outsourcing their health to pharmaceuticals and instead embrace practical, faith-filled steps that can strengthen families and transform the future.

What does it look like to follow Jesus while raising a family in the midst of conflict? In this conversation, Pastor Allen Jackson sits down with Yair and Anna Pinto, Christians living in Israel, who share their firsthand perspectives on the Israel–Gaza war through their social media platforms. Together, they explore faith, media narratives, military service, and the realities of parenting and community life after October 7, 2023. Rather than reacting emotionally or politically, this episode invites believers to pursue discernment, pray with understanding, and consider how Scripture shapes our response to Israel and the challenges of our time.