Donald Trump winning the American presidential election for a second time appears to be yet another pivotal moment in western civilisation today. How should Christians interpret it?

How have evangelicals changed their views of Trump over the last decade, and why are British people often so repulsed by him? What do the reactions to Trump tell us about the extent to which people are fed up of Leftist elitism within the culture?

If one of the keys to Trump’s success was reaching disenfranchised men, what might it look like for the Church to do this? Why have evangelical churches been so reticent to build bridges with men on the Right? What challenges await those who dare to try?

How does the Second World War continue to shape British identity and western society today? What are the effects of perpetually demonising the Nazis? And what might Jesus Christ have to do with any of it?

Join Aaron Edwards, Nathan Paylor, and Tom Chaldecott on our much-awaited next episode of That Good Fight: A Reformation For Gentlemen...

How does the way our churches run their meetings disciple us over time? Are there some styles or forms of a worship service which produce certain effects over time? Why, for example, is choral evensong so beautiful and yet (in the UK at least) often populated by so few faith-filled people, and led by so many faithless people? Is band-led singing a "better" form than high Church liturgy? What do you lose (or gain?) when you don't allow for congregational spontaneity within church services? And how do the answers to these questions affect what it means to be Christendomian and/or reformational today?

Join Aaron, Nathan, and Tom as they discuss why all this matters more than many have yet realised.

In this episode we talk about the impact of multiculturalism on British (and western) culture; the rise of globalism; The Strange Death of Europe, and the mission of the Church.

Too few Christians today are aware of the societal disruption caused when the liberal ideology of multiculturalism is imposed on a culture with the assumption that contradictory worldviews can harmonise (whilst eroding the dominant culture) without significant unrest. Instead, Christians often assume that multiculturalism is not a secular idea but a fruit of the Gospel bringing different people together.

Is thinking about such wider civilizational issues a distraction from the Church's mission? Are Christians allowed to challenge multiculturalism and immigration, or are they too worried about being called "Far-Right" by the political elites for doing so?

What if multiculturalism leads (as many predict) to Islam becoming the dominant culture and religion in places like Britain? Is it possible for Christians to love their neighbour and not care about the disintegration of western culture?

Join Aaron, Tom, and Nathan as they discuss all this and more!

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Resources: - Aaron Edwards, 'Multiculturalism and Rootlessness' (2024) https://thatgoodfight.substack.com/p/the-rioting-of-the-rootless - Tim Dieppe, 'What's Wrong with Multiculturalism?' (2018) https://christianconcern.com/resource/whats-wrong-with-multiculturalism/ - Douglas Murray, The Strange Death of Europe (2017) - T. S. Eliot, Christianity and Culture (1948)

Tom, Aaron, and Nathan discuss the relationship between men and work - working to create a Christian culture, a 'theology of vocation', and the need for a restored sense of the dignity of trades.

What we got into...

Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might

Defy the devil and act like men

Love the brotherhood

Fear God Christ is Lord

God save the king...

In this one Aaron and Nathan introduce the third gent to the table... Tom Chaldecott.

We talk about things like Gospel minimalism, how business & engineering fits into the kingdom of God, and why men who confront problems (rather than avoid them) usually don't get on too well in evangelical churches post-COVID.

Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might
Defy the devil and act like men
Love the brotherhood
Fear God Christ is Lord
God save the king...

How should Christians think about their nation? Is patriotism inevitably idolatrous? Whilst modern Christians have many reasons for being cautious of nationalistic fervour, few are aware of the reverse problem. Many westerners today are taught to be embarrassed by their national heritage and culture, leading to significant cultural decay. This affects not only national cultures but also local family and folk cultures, which risk becoming evermore obsolete as the West becomes more uniformly globalised.

Does God not care about any of this? Has he called His people to care about such issues or to ignore them? Does national identity play any role in a Christian's mission to advance the kingdom of God in and to the nations of this world? Join Nathan and Aaron as they talk about this vital topic for our times.

Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might
Defy the devil and act like men
Love the brotherhood
Fear God Christ is Lord
God save the king...

That Good Fight **SPECIAL EPISODE** - on Aaron's Week in Court

In this special episode of That Good Fight we talk about Aaron's recent employment tribunal with the evangelical Bible college that infamously fired him for a tweet challenging the increasing acceptance of homosexuality in the Church. Aaron recounts his story and elaborates on some of the details he was previously unable to disclose about the case. Alongside Nathan and Tom, he discusses the lessons that might be learned from the experience of being an evangelical in a courtroom seeking truth and justice. They also talk about why more Christians ought to think about the significance of the legal system, and the role it will play in the rebuilding of Christendom in these lands and beyond.

Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might

Defy the devil and act like men

Love the brotherhood

Fear God Christ is Lord

God save the king...

What Does It Mean To Be Christendomian?

Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might

Defy the devil and act like men

Love the brotherhood

Fear God Christ is Lord

God save the king...

Be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might

Defy the devil and act like men

Love the brotherhood

Fear God Christ is Lord

God save the king...