This week's episode of the CaPC 25 finds Ava Dvernay's "13th", Julian Fellowes' "Downton Abbey", and Donald Glover's "Atlanta" at the table vying for a spot on the CaPC 25 for 2016.

Jack T. Chick's tracts of fear were a fairly well known product that many churches and Christians used. Amanda Wortham joins Drew & Tyler to talk about her experience and what the tracts say.

Evangelicals Are Having an Identity Crisis and Erin and Hannah spend an episode having an honest and open conversation about the meaning of "evangelical", the body of Christ, and how that kind of body functions in the forthcoming administration.

Wade and Kevin explore the mystical in Dr. Strange then face the heat in the Netflix Documentary, Intro the Inferno.

The spiritual side of things come out on this episode of The 25 as "Dr. Strange", "Speechless", and "Lore" make the nomination list.

In this episode of Persuasion, Erin Straza and Hannah Anderson tackle the state of women’s discipleship today, how it got this way, and some steps forward from here.

The guys sit down to discuss Hacksaw Ridge, Mel Gibson's film about Christian pacifist Desmond Doss's experiences as an army medic in World War II.

Wade and Kevin pick a scary movie for the other to watch on this Halloween edition of Seeing & Believing.

Arianne Benedetto talks about her article on the false promises of the Security Gospel with Drew and Tyler.

The Enneagram personality test, another Top 25–like list from author Terry Glaspey, and "America's Got Talent" winner Grace VanderWaal.