Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the observances of Ash Wednesday and Lent and discuss whether or not they can be celebrated in line with the Gospel, avoiding sacerdotalism.

Matt and Nick continue tracing the beginnings of the ACNA with Dr. Jon Shuler. On this episode, he tells the story from the foundations of the AMIA in the late 1990s to the Jerusalem GAFCON meeting in 2008.

Matt and Jady talk to Jon Shuler, founder of NAMS and current Interim Rector of Christ the King Grace in Pawley's Island, SC. Dr. Shuler shares his story of ministry in the Episcopal Church, creeping revisionism, and the road toward the ACNA.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the recent Revoice conference, with special reference to Anne Kennedy's review for CRI, and talk about whether Revoice's claims and critiques are biblical or apt to lead people away from Christian orthodoxy.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss an ongoing abuse investigation in the ACNA, the impact of "trauma-centered" responses, and whether or not it's still possible to have difficult conversations.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss Canada's new anti-"conversion therapy" law, some Finnish criminal charges, and the centrality of conversion to the Christian Gospel.

Matt, Jady, and Nick unpack Articles 12 and 13, talk about how a Christian should think about good works, and discuss what God thinks of the "good" works of non-believers.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the tendency to defer to qualifications in a debate, what getting a doctorate really means, and what a pastor's "lane" really is.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss 2021 and hand out some awards: issue of the year, most surprising development, and more. They talk wokeness, Dear Gay Anglicans, evangelical elites, and the pathways into and out of Anglicanism.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the importance and meaning of Advent, talk about what true repentance is, and review some of the different theories about the second coming of Christ.