In this episode, Daniel sits down with co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of The Radiance Foundation, Ryan Bomberger. They talk about the creative work The Radiance Foundation does to affirm the value and purpose of every human life. They also talk about Ryan's powerful and personal story of being adopted and why he believes that he is called to serve as a bridge and a voice of reconciliation in the face of racial tension. Ryan has consistently been one of the favorite speakers at GenJ's iGovern Leadership Camps, and we are so excited to have him on the show today.

Other topics include: The time Ryan covered the city of Atlanta, Georgia, in 60 pro-life billboards, why Ryan doesn't subscribe to the Black Lives Matter movement, and how he became an Emmy award-winning artist. This is a powerful episode and one that is sure to get you thinking and inspire important conversations.

A note for families listening with younger kids: As Ryan openly shares about the circumstances of his birth, adoption, and life work as a voice for the voiceless, the conversation gets real. The topics of rape, racism, and abortion all come up in this powerful testimony of God's redemption and calling.

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