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This month, in honor of Black History Month, we'll be looking to elevate black voices with a series of guests who are also men and women of color. This week we talk to Gerard Robinson, Executive Director of the Center for Advancing Opportunity, as he gives us his perspective on being a black man in the GOP.

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This week John and Matt ask "where are the prophets?!" Is there anyone out there speaking truth just as hard to one side as the other and pulling no punches?

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This week we're talking about the Bethel movement, charismatic culture, and the recent story surrounding a call to raise a young girl from the dead.

For further curiosity check out:

This article from Christianity Today 

Curt Thompson's "Soul of Shame"

Jonathan Evans' eulogy for his mother.

Welcome back for the second part of our conversation on Christianity Today's bombshell articles (here and here) and the state of evangelicalism in our country. This week we get into the history of the term "evangelical" and how we stopped calling people "fundamentalists" and started mischaracterizing the difference between the two. 

We're back for 2020 and ready to dive right in! Over the next two weeks we'll be talking about the bombshell articles posted by Christianity Today (here and here) and the implications it has on evangelical culture moving forward.

You may or may not have seen that some of the country's most popular worship artists recently visited the White House. Well...they did and we wanted to talk about it!

On this special CHRISTMAS BONUS episode we are joined by Kid Ministry Guru Chara Robinson to talk about different perspectives on Jolly Ol' Saint Nick, some history behind the real guy, and some thoughts on how we handle the legend in our homes.

We're back from Nazareth and ready to tackle the continuing controversy surrounding Chick-Fil-A and its non-profit partners. 

This week we talk to our very own Kelly G. about how we can best love our neighbors through our shopping and fashion habits.