Gaines for Girls with Riley Gaines - Allie Beth Stuckey on Christians Watching Horror Movies, Trump & Motherhood

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00:00:30.000 well ali beth thanks for joining the riley gain show president trump was at a rally this weekend

00:00:39.980 in michigan and nikki minaj was there i've got a video i know you know the one i'm gonna play 1.00

00:00:45.560 it really quick by the way i looked at one hell of a beautiful ass before nikki minaj 1.00

00:00:50.320 shit that's hard to miss 1.00

00:00:56.620 that's stand up that's hard to miss 0.99

00:01:02.760 the silver lining is you never have to know or like wonder what he's thinking i think that's

00:01:13.820 the silver lining in this when i saw this video i thought i before i even like thought about you

00:01:20.000 actually coming on the show. I was like, I need to know what Allie Beth thinks about this. So

00:01:23.040 tell me your thoughts here. Okay. Well, Riley, I have been actually totally unplugged from X for

00:01:28.960 the past several weeks for a lot of different reasons. I had not seen that clip yet. Believe

00:01:33.100 it or not. I had not seen that clip. That is breaking news for me. I am. I don't know how

00:01:38.360 you feel, Riley. I'd be interested to hear what you think about this. Like I kind of just feel

00:01:43.060 at this point that whatever the president says, I'm like, there's nothing that can shock me. I

00:01:49.000 don't I honestly don't think there's anything that he could say that would be like oh my gosh I can't

00:01:54.020 believe he said that like okay if Ron DeSantis said that I would be like I what like we all need

00:02:00.040 to write an op-ed about it I'm like Trump said it I'm like yeah that's really weird it's a really

00:02:03.780 weird thing to say why'd you say that it's so weird and so strange but also like I don't know

00:02:11.480 I kind of expect that from you I feel like I don't have like a ton of commentary on it besides yeah

00:02:16.520 that's weird but also trump that's um it is such a good point because kind of what you just alluded

00:02:22.360 to in in referring to ron desantis was the first thing that i thought of too um and quite honestly

00:02:28.000 i got a lot of pushback initially in supporting ron desantis um prior to right the the primary

00:02:34.640 right or the the general excuse me um but i just believed ron desantis to be the correct the better

00:02:42.260 or maybe i don't want to say better but the more outwardly christian or at least in terms of what

00:02:48.980 it seems as if it influenced his position on policy yeah candidate it was really nothing

00:02:54.260 more or less than that um but that was the first thing i thought of too i was like dang i don't

00:02:59.640 think santis would have said this i don't think most politicians would say which is also why some

00:03:05.420 people like love trump i don't love that i don't love that comment but also again i'm like what

00:03:12.900 what do y'all want me to do do y'all want me to make a whole video about something silly that

00:03:17.120 trump said i just am not going to do it i don't have enough energy yeah and i mean he's he's

00:03:22.700 kind of pointing out the elephant in the room like her backside is ginormous and so like he's

00:03:30.000 just saying what everyone else is thinking but at the same time it's like sir you're the president

00:03:34.440 of the united states yeah but this is also like what grandfathers i mean not my grandfathers but

00:03:41.040 like sometimes grandfathers they lose their they lose their filter it's like you're walking you

00:03:46.620 know in the grocery store and they have to point out that there's someone with blue hair and you're

00:03:50.660 like don't you don't need to say it like we all know but he's like no i'm gonna say it we're all

00:03:56.580 thinking this she's a huge butt here it is yeah of course this week we have halloween you found 0.79

00:04:02.680 yourself in the middle of like this trending it was trending it was all over my feed um controversy 0.93

00:04:08.040 on i saw it on x you mentioned you don't get on x so i i hope you had like a little bit of

00:04:13.000 blissful ignorance to the fact that this was trending on x for at least a little while

00:04:17.280 you managed to get christians arguing with other christians over scary movies um you said that

00:04:24.600 christians should not intentionally consume entertainment that cultivates fear can you

00:04:30.160 explain a little bit of your position and some of the backlash that we saw from this yes and like i

00:04:37.260 would say it's in the context of talking about like horror films i'm not saying christian should

00:04:41.140 never be scared you should never be left in suspense or you should never like watch something

00:04:44.860 that's tense like my husband and i almost every year watch band of brothers that's not scary but

00:04:50.000 it's also not pleasant like it's not like a happy feeling the whole time you're watching it you're

00:04:54.060 left in suspense there's gore there's all kinds of things but i was talking about the horror genre

00:04:58.760 and everyone knows what i'm talking about when i say that people were like oh you shouldn't read

00:05:03.640 dostoevsky and like literally never said that people were like oh you should only watch hallmark

00:05:08.840 movies never said that it was actually the clip came from my uh like relatable podcast account

00:05:15.800 where we just take clips from the episode but the entire episode was actually about halloween and

00:05:20.440 how i think that there is a redemptive way that christians can participate in halloween by sharing

00:05:25.400 the gospel and not participating in just like the darkness and the horror and the demonic aspects of

00:05:31.800 it i think there's a way for christians to participate and this was actually like an aside

00:05:36.020 this was a caveat i was like yeah i think you can participate in this light and redemptive way

00:05:40.400 but also christians should not be participating in all the darkness and demonic aspects of the

00:05:46.140 horror genre and if jesus is telling us consistently hey don't fear don't be anxious about anything

00:05:51.880 than consuming any kind of content

00:05:54.660 that is purposely inducing anxiety and fear in us every day

00:05:57.760 that some true crime, that some TV, that some horror films,

00:06:01.640 then that's probably not good.

00:06:02.880 Like it's probably not good

00:06:03.700 for the peace of your heart and your soul

00:06:05.280 had literally zero clue, Riley, zero anticipation.

00:06:10.520 If you told me the argument that I would start this year,

00:06:12.980 I would not have thought it would be over that.

00:06:15.000 I mean, people were going so hard for their scary movies.

00:06:19.280 I was like, I don't even know.

00:06:20.920 I don't even know what to say about this. The funny thing is X very, very angry.

00:06:27.400 Instagram, Instagram was not Instagram was the exact opposite Instagram and not one negative

00:06:33.220 comment, not one negative message, whether it was on someone else's post talking about me or

00:06:37.840 whether I was on my own post, every single person on Instagram was like, yeah, I totally agree with

00:06:41.800 that. So it also just goes to show how crazy, how different things can be. And another reason why I

00:06:47.320 don't spend a lot of time on x it is true i feel like each social platform at least for me

00:06:53.680 is almost like tailored to a different kind of audience yeah like i know what i can expect if

00:06:59.820 i post something on x versus instagram even versus tiktok um i think there's maybe like a little more

00:07:06.740 like you can be more anonymous on x it feels less personal and so i think people are more

00:07:12.140 like they tend to be more outraged and like angry and fire off things. Um, but yeah, Instagram,

00:07:18.240 it's more personal and you have more like sweet moms on there as opposed to men who are probably

00:07:23.900 living in their mom's basement. So, right. And you only see posts pretty much from people that 1.00

00:07:28.660 you follow. Whereas on X, you're going to see the posts from a person who that you follow follows

00:07:35.100 that you don't even really like. And so you already have that distance there. And plus it's

00:07:40.880 a lot of men on acts it's a lot of women on instagram and so there's just a difference

00:07:45.080 instagram can be crazy too but it's a different crazy i saw like matt walsh he was saying that

00:07:50.300 horror films which of course i generally agree with like 90 i would say of what matt walsh tweets

00:07:55.520 but he said like horror films are often the best display of christianity because you you highlight

00:08:03.400 good versus evil how do you kind of respond to to that take on it i just thought look i also

00:08:10.820 agree with the vast vast majority of matt walsh's takes and even when he goes in on things that are

00:08:16.020 mundane i think it's funny i wasn't expecting for him to go so hard on this like mundane thing and

00:08:23.700 and totally exaggerate and kind of like misrepresent what i was actually originally

00:08:29.380 saying um i don't think that i agree with that maybe there are some horror films that do that

00:08:36.820 But the display of evil is not necessarily pointing someone to the light.

00:08:43.520 Like, I'm not sure that the Final Destination movies are like a secret metaphor for the

00:08:48.380 gospel.

00:08:48.940 Like, I don't think the Bride of Chucky is like, no, if you really watch this, this is

00:08:52.900 actually about the parable of the prodigal son.

00:08:54.480 Like, I'm just not buying that.

00:08:56.440 Then, okay, anything goes, anything can be representation of the gospel.

00:09:00.300 Are there horror movies, horror books that do probably point to the reality of good and

00:09:05.680 evil and angels and demons?

00:09:06.820 probably so but i think we understand enough of what i'm saying to know that i'm probably

00:09:12.420 not talking about dostoevsky like i'm probably talking about the demonic stuff that i don't

00:09:17.640 think christian should be watching yeah like conjuring exorcism sinister insidious those

00:09:24.240 types of films uh when anna kate came out i think i was the first download i think i was the first

00:09:30.240 download i was waiting i was ready subscribed for the year you are just amazing how you're able to

00:09:36.180 to do what you do be the best mom obviously everything that you're doing even with the

00:09:41.760 share the arrows conference recently and all while 39 weeks pregnant you are superwoman

00:09:46.640 can you talk about just what inspired you to get into the world of periods and ovulation and cycle

00:09:53.160 tracking and pregnancy tracking what did you feel like was missing from the options that women

00:09:59.360 already have well you're so sweet i'm so glad that you're using anna kate you have been one of the

00:10:04.900 people that has just been on our mind as we've been creating this as someone who's not just a

00:10:09.980 woman and a mom and doing so many of the things that we care about, but also that you are, you

00:10:15.940 know, taking your sweet little baby along for the ride with you, which is something that my husband

00:10:19.960 and I are super passionate about as well. And as we were talking off air, like none of this stuff,

00:10:25.580 being 39 weeks pregnant, like launching an app, doing the conference, none of that stuff would be

00:10:30.480 possible. Yes, of course, without the grace of God, but just also without my husband. He's the

00:10:35.000 one who like leads to the charge on all of that. And I get to do what I like to do, which is talk

00:10:40.160 and think creatively and like come up with ideas. And then my husband's just like, okay, this is

00:10:45.160 the plan for how to carry it out. And so that's kind of what the last two years have looked like

00:10:49.200 as we've been building this. It was just, I guess, I guess the reason that it came to my mind when it

00:10:55.140 it. I was speaking at a pro-life conference, DC, January, March for life. I was on a panel. And as

00:11:01.200 I was sitting there, this idea just kind of came into my head. And I guess the reason is because

00:11:05.380 my husband and I have been talking about trying for our fourth baby. And I was like, I don't want

00:11:09.900 to use flow. I don't want to use clue. I don't want to use so many of these apps that might be

00:11:16.160 affordable, but at what cost, like I am having to navigate all of this propaganda. I don't even know

00:11:22.940 what they're saying is scientifically true because they're so afraid to say the wrong and

00:11:27.840 politically incorrect thing and why in the most intimate and special seasons of our lives as

00:11:33.480 women do we have to be the ones as christian pro-lifers to jump through the hoops and to

00:11:37.760 navigate and to like reinterpret their weird progressive language as we're just trying to

00:11:42.700 track our pregnancy and celebrate a new life and so that's what it came into my head and um over

00:11:48.840 the past almost two years now, we have been building what is now Anna Kate, which is a

00:11:54.080 Christian pro-life period and pregnancy and postpartum tracking app. It's amazing. Like I

00:12:00.960 said, I have the app. I look at it every single day. I will say I'm an avid, I don't have it on

00:12:06.120 right now, but I'm an avid Oura Ring user, which I think links to natural cycles. And so in our

00:12:11.420 first pregnancy, that is, you know, the app that I use and I checked. And I remember just being

00:12:15.940 shocked because you go in there and you know you you log your pregnancy and it gives you prompts

00:12:20.180 like little articles or like pamphlets I guess if you will that you can read and it was giving me

00:12:25.020 them about plan b and birth control and abortions even knowing the fact at that point that I had

00:12:30.860 logged that we were carrying our perfect precious little baby girl um so this is it is so necessary

00:12:37.400 and amazing when I first saw the app and heard the name I didn't know the meaning behind Anna Kate

00:12:44.040 I don't know if that was what you were going to name your next baby.

00:12:47.420 I don't know what this means.

00:12:48.300 So can you talk about the meaning behind the name of the app, Anna Kate?

00:12:51.860 So as I was trying to figure out what to call it, what I did is I just opened up my Bible

00:12:57.560 and I thought, okay, what are the English words that I want to represent this app?

00:13:02.360 Peace, rhythm, cycle, beauty, women, what is it?

00:13:05.860 And as I was going through those words and I was looking at the scripture that aligned

00:13:09.340 with all of those concepts, I ran into a Greek word in Matthew 11, 28, and it's pronounced

00:13:15.140 anapalsis. I'd probably say anapalsis in like my English dialect. And what that means is inward

00:13:21.400 rest while outwardly striving. And so that's what we're all doing as we're toiling through life,

00:13:27.040 as we're raising our kids, as we're doing what we do, we're outwardly working, expending our

00:13:31.600 energy, but the inner peace that we have comes from Christ. And that verse is come to me, all

00:13:37.340 of you who are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Rest for your souls is what Christ

00:13:41.840 gives us. And then the second word, kata pausis, is found in Hebrews. And that is the kind of rest

00:13:47.620 that we're all looking forward to, that we don't have here, but it's a ceasing from striking.

00:13:51.340 When we stop work forever, that's the kind of rest we look forward to in heaven.

00:13:55.700 So at Anna Kate, I want us to have like present peace with God, peace with our bodies, peace with

00:14:01.080 his creation, peace with our creator. Also, as we look forward to, this is like the biblical

00:14:05.440 encouragement aspect of the app as we look forward to that hope of forever peace and eternal rest

00:14:10.700 that we get to have with our savior only through christ and so that kind of balances it also means

00:14:16.160 up and down which is like our cycle too um and so that's how anna kate came about there's a

00:14:21.940 biblical meaning to it but it's also just a cute female name and so yeah that's the the long short

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00:15:59.700 Yeah, this was a really important aspect of it.

00:16:02.380 And I think what sets it apart from other cycle tracking apps, there are a lot of things,

00:16:06.900 but this too, we just wanted women to be able to come together and realize, okay, I'm not

00:16:12.820 alone. 0.73

00:16:13.160 There are other women who are struggling to get pregnant. 0.87

00:16:15.140 There are other women who are struggling with endometriosis or they're having marriage

00:16:18.220 problems or whatever it is that's going on in their lives.

00:16:21.940 I wanted them to be able to see that other women are going through that too, and that

00:16:26.480 there are women willing to take the time to lift them up in prayer. So some people probably think

00:16:31.200 because I'm pregnant and because we love babies and we want women to, you know, get married and

00:16:36.000 have babies, that this is only a pregnancy tracking app, or this is only a cycle tracking

00:16:40.080 app for those who are trying to get pregnant. But this is appropriate for women who are not married,

00:16:44.600 who are not having sex, who are not having babies, who just want to track their cycle. 0.91

00:16:48.060 They're just trying to figure out their bodies, learn about the entirety of their cycle and what

00:16:52.420 it means for them, learn about their hormones, connect to Christian community. So this is really

00:16:56.700 for a woman in any stage from period to postpartum. But one of the most special parts of the app,

00:17:03.580 I think, especially if you are a pregnant user, is that every week we have, starting four weeks,

00:17:09.880 going all the way to 42 weeks, we have videos that were custom made by us with pro-life

00:17:16.000 midwives and OBGYNs, surgeons, doulas, who have created these pregnancy updates every week.

00:17:23.980 They tell you exactly what's going on with your body, what's going on with your baby. They'll

00:17:28.600 give you advice, but also they give you biblical encouragement. I don't think that exists anywhere

00:17:33.160 else, not just in the tracking app world. I just don't even think that exists out in the world.

00:17:38.040 And when we have more time, I can talk about how just like the Lord orchestrated every single

00:17:42.940 professional who contributed to that. The videos are beautiful and they really are just so

00:17:49.340 encouraging. I've been watching them every week myself. So that's one of my favorite aspects.

00:17:54.620 That's so cool. Obviously now being this far along in your pregnancy with your fourth baby,

00:18:00.080 again, congratulations. Thank you. Do you feel like this pregnancy has been different

00:18:05.060 than the other three, maybe emotionally, even maybe the physical aspect? And do you feel like

00:18:12.160 you're, I don't know, like, obviously, we just have one little baby now. And so my mind wonders,

00:18:17.400 like, do you do you change how you parent? Of course, you evolve as a person, you probably

00:18:21.620 become more mature. And you know, you age in that time. Do you feel different with this pregnancy

00:18:28.260 than the other three? You know, you're busier every pregnancy, because you're chasing around

00:18:33.480 toddlers, or you're driving around other kids. And I actually think that's a really good thing. 0.96

00:18:37.640 I look back at my first pregnancy and postpartum, I was really anxious about a lot of things

00:18:42.380 about a lot that I didn't know.

00:18:43.820 And then I had a newborn right in COVID.

00:18:46.320 And so that was an anxiety ridden era.

00:18:48.500 I think that the Lord has just sanctified me a lot through motherhood and that I worry

00:18:52.880 a lot less.

00:18:54.660 Like I just have open hands about so many things.

00:18:57.960 That's not to say that we don't take parenting and discipleship and child protection very

00:19:02.000 seriously, because of course we're vigilant about that.

00:19:04.600 but the anxiety that came with birth and pregnancy and postpartum and all of that that I had in the

00:19:11.020 beginning I just feel like the Lord has really released me from a lot of that and yes that's

00:19:16.540 his Holy Spirit but it's also just experience as you go through hard things as you go through

00:19:20.500 sicknesses you go through all different kinds of aspects of motherhood you're like oh okay like God

00:19:25.280 really has equipped me he really has equipped me and we went through that thing that I didn't think

00:19:29.500 that we would be able to get through and we did and so you're always able to look back at those

00:19:33.600 mile markers and say, okay, I got there. I got there. I got there. He carried us through there.

00:19:37.800 And when you have more of those under your belt, I mean, the more kind of like Ebeneezers you have 1.00

00:19:42.760 to look back at, the more you can be confident in the future. And that's kind of how I feel as a mom 1.00

00:19:46.840 now. I feel like I've done a lot. There's still a lot to learn, of course.

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00:22:08.460 difficult jump? You know, zero babies to one. Was it one to two? Because at that point you're

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00:22:23.260 jump for you guys? Yes. I was just talking to some moms about this this morning for us. I will not

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00:22:46.220 there are beautiful things about having our first three so close together that's also difficult it's

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00:23:01.380 like rock to sleep and dress and everything like that there's also something super fun and

00:23:05.800 beautiful about that chaos and then now i'm three years out from the last time you know i had a

00:23:11.700 newborn and i think four is going to be difficult in some ways just because it's another kid and

00:23:16.020 more logistics to think about. But also my older kids are like pretty independent. Like they can

00:23:21.280 all get dressed and go to the bathroom by themselves. So I think there's going to be

00:23:24.280 some easier aspects. So I think it just depends on the age, on the spacing, on how much family

00:23:29.460 help you have. Also the personality of your kids. Like if you've got to go along to get along kid,

00:23:34.940 then it's probably going to be pretty easy when you add a sibling. If you've got a sibling that's

00:23:38.740 like, I want to be totally independent. I don't want to share mom at all. That's going to be a

00:23:42.720 little bit harder but it's also really really good for that kind of kid to get a sibling so yeah

00:23:48.000 there's blessings and chaos in all of it honestly probably no right or wrong way to do it but for us

00:23:54.880 the one to two was the biggest jump yeah i feel like that's what i hear most people say um you're

00:24:02.000 the best ally we're going to be just praying for you and your family and your new baby and your

00:24:06.780 other three babies you are just like the inspo to me so thank you for everything that you do

00:24:12.860 well i feel seriously i feel the same thank you so much riley well you're the best thanks

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