In this episode, originally recorded in March of 2025, Cole and Jason discuss the public controversy around Steven Lawson and address the many questions it raises and the principles that should guide how we deal with controversy over a church leader's behavior.

Maks, Jason, and TJ discuss the state of the American Empire and ask, "What is God's opinion about empire?"

In this episode, originally recorded in March of 2025, Cole and Jason discuss the public controversy around Joel Webbon's past behavior and address the many questions it raises related to church authority and jurisdiction, ordination, and the principles that should guide how we deal with controversy over a church leader's behavior.

With all four hosts back in studio together, it's time to tackle the Israel question (or at least part of it). Is Israel a co-belligerent with us in the battle to save western civilization? What motivates the alliance between Israel and the US? Tune in for answers to these questions and more.

In this previously unreleased episode, recorded in January of 2025, Cole, Maks, and Jason discuss Roman Catholic Mariology. The conversation includes aspects of Mariology from which Protestants could benefit as well as areas about which Protestants are rightly concerned.

Maks, TJ, and Jason discuss themes from Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" in relation to the advantages and dangers of Artificial Intelligence.

In this previously unreleased episode, recorded in January of 2025, Cole and Jason discuss the state of education in America, school choice and vouchers, and the role of Christian institutions in education.

In this episode, originally recorded in April of 2025, Jason and Cole discuss the nature of forgiveness and biblical justice within the context of a contemporary tragedy.

In this final episode in the series on Federal Vision, the hosts discuss the famous Hebrews 6 passage and demonstrate that salvation cannot be lost because the covenant is unconditional.

As part of the ongoing discussion about Federal Vision and responses to it, the hosts discuss where they differ from 1689 Federalism.