How do ideological labels mask the complex realities of human sexuality, and why does cultural messaging insist on the "born that way" narrative despite individual experiences to the contrary? On Driving Home the Faith, host Dr. Ken Craycraft welcomes back Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, founder and president of the Ruth Institute and author of The Sexual State, to discuss personal testimony, identity, and the modern sexual revolution.

Dr. Roback Morse breaks down the ideological evolution of terms like "gay" and "feminist," examining how activist movements often claim exclusive authority to speak for diverse groups while dismissing those who do not conform to politically prescribed narratives. She explores real-life testimonies of individuals who previously identified with same-sex attraction or radical political stances—such as former "man-hating feminist" Christy Mae Jessie—and have since experienced profound transformation through faith and authentic Christian living. Plus, Dr. Roback Morse shares insights from public commentary and research on the Ruth Institute's work, showing why genuine, lasting transformation challenges modern cultural dogmas. Stream now to listen!