Elisabeth Elliot, Signs & Pastoral Leadership | WORLD Radio

On Culture Friday, John Stonestreet calls out disputed reporting about the late Elisabeth Elliot and asks why Christians would traffic in insinuation and innuendo. He also discusses the return of woke ideology and the case at Cornell with Myrna Brown and Nick Eicher. WORLD’s Steve Limkeman compares Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day, where extraterrestrials orchestrate events, with M. Night Shyamalan’s Signs, where a grieving father comes to see God’s hand in his life. Then on Quest, George Grant asks pastor John Currie about three books that shaped his view of leadership, from John Calvin to Martyn Lloyd-Jones and Ronald Reagan, and why a leader’s character must match his words. 🔗 CONNECT WITH US: 📺 Subscribe:    / @worldandeverythinginit   🤝 Support: www.wng.org/donate 📖 ABOUT THIS CHANNEL: The World and Everything in It is WORLD Radio’s daily news program, with 12 consecutive months in Apple Podcasts’ U.S. News Top 50. Each weekday, WORLD journalists deliver essential headlines, original field reporting, interviews, and analysis—from Washington and the Supreme Court to culture, economics, and international affairs. The program is produced by listener-supported WORLD Radio, providing sound journalism grounded in God’s Word. Additional support comes from Asbury University. Finish what you started. Asbury Online offers flexible, Christ-centered bachelor's degrees designed for working adults. With 8-week classes and personalized support, you can earn your degree while balancing work, family, and life's responsibilities. Learn more at asbury.edu/online and follow @asburyuniversity on social media.