With our new monthly publishing schedule, there is a lot to cover in this episode. Buckle up and come along for our survey of the latest headlines from a Pastoral perspective.

Our last episode aired the very week that the FBI searched former President Donald Trump’s home in FL with a subpoena to confiscate documents that the president had but which belong to the government, some of them classified at a very high level. In this episode, we discuss what has transpired since.

In this episode we discuss the unprecedented news this week of an FBI search warrant executed on a former President's residence and we answer some listener submitted questions.

In this episode we reflect on what we've accomplished in nearly 100 episodes of TAGQ which means we reminisce a little about what was going on in 2020 when we began, AND what it was we were trying to address for which we thought a podcast would be a good method of communication.

In this shorter episode, we add to last episode's discussion of the 1/6 Committee's findings and highlight some of the most recent facts revealed in the hearings. We also point to TAGQ 31 from 1/9/2021 in which we discuss the events of 1/6 while they were still fresh in our minds.

TAGQ 31 - Why did the Capitol Riot happen?

This week the House Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our nation’s capital met for the eighth and final SCHEDULED time. An attempted disruption of our governmental process should concern us as citizens, but more so as Christians since it can have effect on our mission. In this episode, we discuss how and why.

Is it true that all judgment is off limits to Christians? If so, what of other passages that tell Christians to make judgements? It's common to misapply statements the Bible makes or even sometimes attribute to the Bible things it doesn't say. Join us this episode as we review a few of the "Greatest Hits" when it comes to misapplication of the Bible.

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In this episode, we address an inquiry by one of our viewers who asked about the apostle Matthias in the Bible, and his contribution to the early church. To answer that, we address the broader question, “What Will the Apostles Be Doing in Jesus’s Kingdom?”

Just yesterday, the Supreme Court released its Hobbs decision which overturned the 49-year precedent of Roe v. Wade. So, as of right now, abortion is no longer a constitutional right. In this episode, we discuss what that means, practically, and then spend some time discussing when and why Christians would seek to impose our version of morality on others.

We conclude our discussion related to the latest news in the 3 years plus investigation led by John Durham as well as several other noteworthy topics including the January 6th Hearings that should have conservative Christians reevaluating our trusted news sources and recommitting to apply biblical standards of truth to our news consumption and political commitments.