Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss the results of a recent Arizona Christian University survey, wonder about the exploding number of young people identifying as LGBTQ, and think about ways the church can proclaim Good News to this Brave New World.

Matt and Jady talk about the Bible, discuss its purpose, and consider how the church can and should use it, both in preaching and in ministry.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss some of the terms associated with the Reformation. They talk about the term "Protestant," hash out the meanings of words like "Calvinist," and "reformed," and review some of the differences between Luther and Calvin.

Matt, Jady, and Nick discuss Michael Nazir-Ali's defection to Roman Catholicism, consider the Protestant distinctives, and talk about how crucial it is to stand up for the truth.

Jady and Nick discuss several recent articles on the so-called "evangelical elites," consider their attempt to appeal to the broader culture, and talk about what kind of culture a Gospel Christianity would produce.

Matt and Nick are joined by David Ould to discuss the situation on the ground in Australia. They talk about the lockdowns, how churches are dealing with them, and the Christian way to submit to authority.

Matt, Jady, and Nick continue to talk about what makes an Anglican an Anglican. They discuss what keeps us together, what's worth splitting over, and consider what "salvation issues" might be.

Matt, Jady, and Nick talk about the recent consecration of a woman to the episcopate in Kenya, wonder about its affect on the ACNA's global relationships, and discuss GAFCON's middle ground on women's ordination.

Matt, Jady, and Nick reflect on the life and ministry of Bishop John Spong, his efforts to make the church relevant, and the Good News of culturally discordant Christianity.

Friend of the show Ethan Magness interviews historian Dr. Gillis Harp about the “three streams” of Anglicanism. They discuss the origins of the phrase, the historical course of the development of Anglican identity, and the good of the Reformation.