David discusses his concerns over the recent conflict between his friends Jon Harris and JD Hall.

David discusses the logical connection between "I could preach better, but God says no" complementarianism and "Side B" LGBT theology.

David discusses the information reported by St. Andrew's Chapel to the police concerning the reported whereabouts of the Nichols' daughter at the time abuse was allegedly occurring, and asks the real questions that must be answered in pursuit of justice.

Note: Around the 14:50 mark, "Stephen Nichols was a youth leader" should have been "Stephen Adams."

David discusses the latest on the St. Andrew's Chapel vs Steve Nichols saga and the May 2025 bodycam footage, and laments the inability of young men to understand the difference between the liberty to choose a spouse they prefer and the "liberty" to marry a lost woman.

David discusses a recent essay by Chris Bolt at American Reformer critiquing Al Mohler's "theological triage," adding some commentary about making sure to factor in Christian liberty and the practical outworking of discipline/discernment.

David discusses the bizarre phenomenon of folks forgetting the false teacher that Mark Driscoll is, and finding themselves adopting his anti-Protestia talking points because we won't go as hard against their opponents as they'd like.

David explains the market mechanisms at play and the underlying doctrinal and associational expansiveness in effect among some of today's most popular Christian YouTubers.

David explains the particulars of how the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling in McRaney v. NAMB effectively removes SBC cooperation from ordinary participation in civil and legal life.

David discusses the usefulness of the "ape video" hoax as a measuring stick for identifying False Teachers, Cowards, or Careerists.

David discusses the "Trump shared an Obama ape video" hoax, and points out that ignorance of the facts of an issue doesn't excuse complicity in false witness.