Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss victimhood culture, talk about the application of Matthew 18 in an online world, and (once again) rehearse the difference between public correction and private reconciliation.

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the relatively restrained nature of "Pride Month," the tendency of evil to overreach, and how the family remains the most critical point of attack...and therefore defense.

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about Rick Warren's continued fight against the current state of the SBC. They consider his arguments, chew over their implications, and look at some parallels to the ACNA.

Matt and Jady discuss the notorious Ugandan anti-homosexuality legislation, talk about the ethics of boycotting, and consider how a Christian can live in good conscience in today's world.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss helping your kids endure "pride" month, talk about unavoidable catechesis, and encourage the faithful to hold to God's truth in the face of the world's lies.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discus two seminaries' attempts to bridge the gap between TEC and ACNA, talk about what happens when fellowship is extended to wolves, and consider the impact of the Kigali Commitment on theological education.

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the trans issue at ground-level: how might it impact a local congregation? They discuss pastoral care strategies, potential church discipline, and the Good News for confused people.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss a Ugandan law about homosexuality, talk about ordering societies according to biblical principles, and distinguish between the three different kinds of law in the Scriptures.

Jady and Nick talk to Tim Vasby-Burnie, vicar at St George's Church, Shrewsbury, UK, about the recent goings-on in the Church of England and what life is like on the ground in a "normal" parish church in Great Britain.

Matt, Jady, and Nick are joined by David Ould, Anne Kennedy, and Liza Koch to discuss the final day (and Commitment) of the GAFCON23 meeting in Kigali, Rwanda.