What does Paul really teach about politics? Michael and Marshall examine citizenship, love, authority, and faithful public engagement through the lens of the apostle's writings.

Michael Rhodes talks with Steve Haynes about the Memphis kneel-ins and the role of faith-driven activism in the civil rights movement.

Michael and Marshall explore how Jesus engaged the political powers of his day, examining what it means to follow Christ in public life with courage, enemy-love, and allegiance to God’s kingdom.

Michael is joined by Hannah Nation to explore what the Chinese house church can teach us about political discipleship, faithful witness, and allegiance to Christ.

Michael and Marshall explore how 1 Peter describes Christians as exiles in their own communities, unpacking the challenge of holding ultimate allegiance to God’s kingdom while pursuing the good of the places God has called us to serve.

Michael and Marshall explore Jeremiah 29 and God’s surprising call for exiles to seek the flourishing of Babylon, highlighting how Christians can pursue the good of their communities while remaining anchored in the hope of God’s coming kingdom.

Michael and Dr. DiAnne Malone explore hidden resistance through Harriet Tubman and others, showing how faith, courage, and proximity to suffering shape faithful action in the face of injustice.

Michael and Marshall explore how Exodus reshapes how we face power, asking what it looks like to resist injustice and remain faithful when the stakes are high.

Michael and Dr. Alistair Reese explore how Māori Christians used Scripture to challenge injustice, revealing the danger of aligning God with empire and the cost of pursuing justice and reconciliation.

Michael and Marshall wrestle with how the prophets confront injustice and push back against the idea that God simply backs our side in politics.