Wake Up, Look Up

In todays episode, Abuse of Power: How Can We Stop This From Happening?, we talk about a police officer in South Bend, Indiana who leverages his power to begin an inappropriate relationship with a 16 year-old girl he met at Chick-fil-A. The unfortunate truth that Zach Weihrauch points out on Wake Up, Look Up is that this is happening all the time. How can we help stop these horribl

Today's episode is inspired by a New York Times article that outlined the story of a transgender male who choreographed a play based on his personal experience of wanting to birth a child. In other words, the original biological desires and instincts of his feminine body are rising to the surface. Keep listening to today's episode of Wake Up, Look Up as we dive deeper into how to l

In recent news, it was uncovered that 50,000 children in Gaza are experiencing critical malnutrition to the point of destructive weakness or even death. Today's episode opens our eyes to the destruction and heartbreak not only in our own country but also in the countries surrounding us. How can we pray for the underserved countries in our world? How does prayer not only cry out to

In this episode of Wake Up, Look Up, we explore the profound and often heartbreaking topic of Trisomy 18, a condition where children are born with severe defects and live only a short time. We'll delve into the difficult conversations surrounding abortion and the value of life, challenging the notion that life's worth is measured by its length. Through touching stories from familie

In the showing of Inside Out 2, the main character Riley is now facing the emotions and instabilities that come with being a teenager. On today's episode of Wake Up, Look Up with Zach Weihrauch, we dive deeper into the character/emotion Anxiety, who is a newly added character to the sequel Inside Out. Why is this film so relatable? Especially with a dominating character like Anxiet

In this episode of Wake Up, Look Up, we dive into the pressing question: Are declining birth rates a crisis? As we discuss the intriguing initiative of a government-developed dating app in Tokyo, designed to encourage family growth, Zach points out how a secular worldview may fall short in fostering true human development and emphasize's the need for societies to embrace the author

In this eye-opening episode of the Wake Up Look Up podcast, we dive into a troubling article from The Atlantic about the alarming increase in choking during sex among high school and college students. Zach points out the serious neurological effects, comparable to CED, and the dehumanizing view promoted by pornography, which reduces people to objects rather than recognizing them as

In this episode of Wake Up, Look Up with Zach Weihrauch, we explore how constant overstimulation can lead to feelings of boredom. Zach dives into the Bible's teachings on rest and how a boring summer can actually lead to meditation, self-reflection and clarity. Join us for today's episode as we redefine boredom as a chance to slow down, reflect, and find peace in God's presence.

In this episode of Wake Up, Look Up, we tackle the contentious issue of school vouchers and the use of tax money for private and religious education. Recent news articles have highlighted that 4.7 million children are now using scholarship programs to attend private schools, sparking significant debate within the public education community. Keep listening to discover why this shift

On today's episode of Wake Up, Look Up, we explore the controversial stance that Christians should not pursue In Vitro Fertilization (IVF), a view recently declared at the Southern Baptist Convention at represents over 13 million Southern Baptists in the United States. Should such sweeping statements be adopted denominationally? Tune in to hear why these drastic proclamations often