Not Just Sunday: Christian Life, Following Jesus, & Daily Discipleship

Warning: One of your sacred cows may be slaughtered during this episode! Today, Patrick has an eye-opening conversation with Ryan Burge, a pastor, a professor, and one of today's leading sociologists in American religion and politics. The two discuss Ryan's book, "20 Myths About Religion and Politics in America," which reveals that the way most people think about religion and politics is only loosely linked to empirical reality. Hear as Ryan debunks various myths such as: Donald Trump wasn't the first choice of religiously devout Christians; Evangelicals are pro-immigrant; Abortion is the most important issue for Evangelical voters; College leads young people away from religion; Black Protestants are political liberals; and more. Listen now!

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Who is Gen Z? It’s difficult to make broad claims about the most diverse generation in the history of the world, but that’s what we attempt on this week’s episode! Listen in as Patrick sits down with Josh Packard, Executive Director of Springtide Research Institute and one of the leading researchers around Gen Z. Josh begins by comparing Gen Z vs. Millennials, sharing what characteristics make this up-and-coming generation so unique. Hear as Josh uses some of the latest Gen Z research to answer questions like: Does Gen Z trust institutions? What shapes their moral outlook? Is Gen Z culturally progressive or conservative? Does the church have to change their views on sexual and gender issues if they want to attract this generation? And what does our future look like in Gen Z’s hands? Find out!

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The sexual revolution was supposed to liberate women. But did it? On this week’s episode of Truth Over Tribe, Keith talks with Louise Perry, author of The Case Against the Sexual Revolution, to discuss why the real winners of the sexual revolution were, in fact, men. Perry, a self-proclaimed feminist, isn’t afraid to critique her own tribe, calling for a “new” sexual revolution that’s essentially rooting for Christian sexual ethics to make a comeback. Listen as she and Keith discuss the cultural downfalls of porn, hookup culture, and the idea of consent being all that matters. Plus, is private sex really a public interest after all? Listen now!

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Stories by Louise Perry in Daily Mail

“The extraordinary impact of Christianity is seen in the fact that we don’t notice it.” What if the Christian message is not the enemy of our modern values, but the very thing that makes sense of them? That’s what we discuss today when Patrick sits down with Glen Scrivener, author of “The Air We Breathe.” Whether the West realizes it or not, Christianity has given us the moral framework through which we see the world. It shapes our values such as equality, kindness, compassion, and justice. It sets standards for sexual ethics and allows us to define abuse. It’s profoundly pro-science and the basis for today’s scientific method. Whether you’re religious or not, we believe this episode will provide you with a new appreciation for Christianity’s modern impact. Listen now!

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How should Christians vote when faced with two “bad” choices? (Hint: They don’t only have two choices!) On this episode of Truth Over Tribe, Patrick sits down with David French, most recently the author of “Divided We Fall.” Listen as he and Patrick discuss how too many Christians have opted for playing the political short game, only settling for low-character candidates that degrade the American body politic. They discuss whether or not Trump changed evangelicals, the rehabilitation of Christian nationalism, and why classic liberalism has made America a better place. You won’t want to miss this one!

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Sure, we've got The First Amendment, but do people really have the right to say whatever they want whenever and wherever they want? Or should there be healthy limits to free speech in America? Today, Patrick sits down with Greg Lukianoff to discuss. Greg is the co-author of the NYT bestseller, "The Coddling of the American Mind," as well as the President and CEO of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression. Listen as the two dive into the history of the "radical" idea of freedom of speech and why it's necessary for healthy politics and democracy itself. Greg also shares some of the present-day threats to freedom of speech, such as Big Tech, social media censoring, and the rise of political correctness. Plus, do the downfalls to freedom of speech outweigh the benefits? Listen now!

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You might be thinking: “Is this going to be a weird campfire conversation where they share their demon stories?” No, quite the opposite! In today’s episode, Patrick sits down with Tim Mackie, cofounder of BibleProject, and the two have a sophisticated and candid discussion about the “powers” that Paul refers to in Ephesians. Tim shares how these spiritual powers contribute to disunity and fragmentation within the church, urging Christians to be aware of these schemes and seek unity above all else. You’ll also hear Tim share on how BibleProject navigates hot button, cultural topics and whether or not he believes the church should weigh in on such conversations. Listen now!

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It’s Truth Over Tribe book release day! Want a sneak peek inside? On today’s episode, we’re giving you free early access to two chapters. Hear Keith and Patrick read from the introduction, “Tribalism is Wrecking Your Life,” and chapter four, “Tribalism Creates Your Enemies.” These chapters will give you a good preview into the themes and stories discussed in our book: why tribalism makes us miserable, why people are tribal by nature, why Republicans and Democrats like each other far less today than ever before, and finally, some practical steps that Jesus offers us for leaving tribalism behind. You won’t want to miss this one!

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What does it look like for the church to *really* love gay people? Is the idea of "curing" a homosexual of their desires biblically accurate or appropriate? On this episode of Truth Over Tribe, Keith sits down with Greg Johnson, lead pastor and author of the book, "Still Time to Care: What We Can Learn from the Church's Failed Attempt to Cure Homosexuality." Hear as Greg outlines the rise and fall of the ex-gay movement and shares the lessons that came from its failures. Plus, you'll hear Greg open up about his own personal experiences growing up as a gay member of the church. We hope that this episode offers a blueprint for the church on how to better engage with and show love to the LGBTQ+ community, and particularly, Christians within that community. Listen now!

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"I Left My Lesbian Lover for Jesus" with Rosaria Butterfield

Live from the Truth Over Tribe studio, Bob Goff joins both Keith and Patrick to discuss how Christians can choose truth over tribe in love. Bob is a New York Times bestselling author of Love Does; Everybody, Always; Dream Big; Live in Grace, Walk in Love; and Undistracted. Bob's humility, kindness, and (of course!) humor were on full display during our conversation as Bob shared how important it is to honor and respect others, no matter our political differences. Hear as Bob answers some of our listeners' questions and challenges all of us to live as Jesus did: loving others without limits or conditions. You won't want to miss this one! Listen now!

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