(00:00-09:38): The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that workers cannot be fired for being gay or transgender in a blockbuster win for members of the LGBT community. Brian and Ian shared their reaction to the decision.

(09:38-28:18): Tyran Laws is Pastor at The Christian Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago and co-author of  “The Round Table: A Christian's Conversation With Marginal Beliefs Affecting The Black Church Experience.” He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the impact of both COVID-19 and the murder of George Floyd.

(28:18-37:56): New data suggests that wearing masks could be the most important factor in stopping COVID-19. Brian and Ian talked about how that is both good and bad news.

(37:56-47:20): Brian and Ian talked about a piece from Esau McCaulley “What the Bible Has to Say About Black Anger.”

(47:20-1:06:36): Phil Vischer posted a great video on YouTube that looked at the issue of race in America.

(1:06:36-1:16:37): Brian and Ian wrapped up the show by sharing some good news.

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(00:00-09:38): The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that workers cannot be fired for being gay or transgender in a blockbuster win for members of the LGBT community. Brian and Ian shared their reaction to the decision.

(09:38-28:18): Tyran Laws is Pastor at The Christian Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago and co-author of  “The Round Table: A Christian's Conversation With Marginal Beliefs Affecting The Black Church Experience.” He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the impact of both COVID-19 and the murder of George Floyd.

(28:18-37:56): New data suggests that wearing masks could be the most important factor in stopping COVID-19. Brian and Ian talked about how that is both good and bad news.

(37:56-47:20): Brian and Ian talked about a piece from Esau McCaulley “What the Bible Has to Say About Black Anger.”

(47:20-1:06:36): Phil Vischer posted a great video on YouTube that looked at the issue of race in America.

(1:06:36-1:16:37): Brian and Ian wrapped up the show by sharing some good news.

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(00:00-09:50): President of the Southern Baptist Convention, J.D. Greear, endorsed the black lives matter movement as a Gospel issue to members of the world's largest Baptist denomination Wednesday, but denounced the Black Lives Matter organization that sparked the movement in 2013. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(09:50-19:30): Brian thinks Ian has been on fire on Facebook during recent days. Brian counted down some of his favorite posts.

(19:30-28:55): Jenna Bush Hager opened up about the best advice her grandfather former President George H. W. Bush shared with her before he passed away. Brian and Ian reacted to Bush’s list of rules for life.

(28:55-38:46): Brian and Ian talked about the concept of “Theological Triage” and how to disagree with people without being disagreeable. 

(38:46-49:07): Pastor Robert Jeffress tweeted “The only cure for the racism in America is a changed heart that comes from trusting in Jesus Christ. To try and heal racial divisions without that changed heart is like trying to cure cancer with a Band-Aid.” Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(49:07-59:21): Dr. Tony Evans was on Fox News Channel and called on the church to unify America amid racial the unrest after the murder of George Floyd. Brain and Ian shared their thoughts.

(59:21-1:10:16): Brian and Ian talked about the habits they’ve developed over the quarantine that they’ll want to continue once life returns to normal.

(1:10:16-1:16:10): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:50): President of the Southern Baptist Convention, J.D. Greear, endorsed the black lives matter movement as a Gospel issue to members of the world's largest Baptist denomination Wednesday, but denounced the Black Lives Matter organization that sparked the movement in 2013. Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(09:50-19:30): Brian thinks Ian has been on fire on Facebook during recent days. Brian counted down some of his favorite posts.

(19:30-28:55): Jenna Bush Hager opened up about the best advice her grandfather former President George H. W. Bush shared with her before he passed away. Brian and Ian reacted to Bush’s list of rules for life.

(28:55-38:46): Brian and Ian talked about the concept of “Theological Triage” and how to disagree with people without being disagreeable. 

(38:46-49:07): Pastor Robert Jeffress tweeted “The only cure for the racism in America is a changed heart that comes from trusting in Jesus Christ. To try and heal racial divisions without that changed heart is like trying to cure cancer with a Band-Aid.” Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(49:07-59:21): Dr. Tony Evans was on Fox News Channel and called on the church to unify America amid racial the unrest after the murder of George Floyd. Brain and Ian shared their thoughts.

(59:21-1:10:16): Brian and Ian talked about the habits they’ve developed over the quarantine that they’ll want to continue once life returns to normal.

(1:10:16-1:16:10): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-10:10): President Trump says that he will not even consider re-naming military bases that are named after Confederate soldiers. Brian and Ian talked about how to acknowledge history without celebrating darker chapters.

(10:10-30:28): Dr. Noah Toly is the Director of the Center for Urban Engagement and Professor of Urban Studies and Politics & International Relations at Wheaton College. He joined Brian and Ian to share the story of 97 year old Auschwitz Survivor Joyce Wagner and the demonstrations following the death of George Floyd.

(30:28-36:24): Pastor Ernie Sanders is the host of “What’s Right, What’s Left” which will be joining AM 1160 Hope For Your Life weekdays 9-11pm starting Monday June 15th.

(36:24-46:11): Esau McCaulley wrote about the issue of Christians coming to terms with racism, saying they need to be re-enchanted by the Resurrection.

(46:11-56:49): Pastor Chris Hodges, the founder of the Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Alabama is in some hot water for liking controversial tweets. Brian and Ian talked about the tricky area of social media and what people should be accountable for.

(56:49-1:07:26): What does a quiet life look like in these strange times? Brian and Ian discussed a piece by Trevin Wax for The Gospel Coalition.

(1:07:26-1:14:07): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-10:10): President Trump says that he will not even consider re-naming military bases that are named after Confederate soldiers. Brian and Ian talked about how to acknowledge history without celebrating darker chapters.

(10:10-30:28): Dr. Noah Toly is the Director of the Center for Urban Engagement and Professor of Urban Studies and Politics & International Relations at Wheaton College. He joined Brian and Ian to share the story of 97 year old Auschwitz Survivor Joyce Wagner and the demonstrations following the death of George Floyd.

(30:28-36:24): Pastor Ernie Sanders is the host of “What’s Right, What’s Left” which will be joining AM 1160 Hope For Your Life weekdays 9-11pm starting Monday June 15th.

(36:24-46:11): Esau McCaulley wrote about the issue of Christians coming to terms with racism, saying they need to be re-enchanted by the Resurrection.

(46:11-56:49): Pastor Chris Hodges, the founder of the Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Alabama is in some hot water for liking controversial tweets. Brian and Ian talked about the tricky area of social media and what people should be accountable for.

(56:49-1:07:26): What does a quiet life look like in these strange times? Brian and Ian discussed a piece by Trevin Wax for The Gospel Coalition.

(1:07:26-1:14:07): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:17): Brian and Ian talked about the calls to “de-fund the police” in the wake of the George Floyd murder and what can be done to reform law enforcement.

(09:17-29:59): Ricky Brown is the Pastor of New Creation Church in Chicago. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the impact COVID-19 and the murder of George Floyd have had on his community.

(29:59-39:29): New York Pastor Rich Villodas posted a Tweet discussing the problems Pastors face with people who are so focused on their political beliefs that they become entangled with everything else, including their faith.

(39:29-50:02): Health officials are warning that protesters could be at risk, but they knew the risks before getting together and should just take precautions. Brian and Ian talked about the conflicting messages.

(50:02-1:12:41): Dewayne Davis is the Pastor of New Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the impact of the murder of George Floyd and the resulting protests have had.

(1:12:41-1:17:37): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:17): Brian and Ian talked about the calls to “de-fund the police” in the wake of the George Floyd murder and what can be done to reform law enforcement.

(09:17-29:59): Ricky Brown is the Pastor of New Creation Church in Chicago. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the impact COVID-19 and the murder of George Floyd have had on his community.

(29:59-39:29): New York Pastor Rich Villodas posted a Tweet discussing the problems Pastors face with people who are so focused on their political beliefs that they become entangled with everything else, including their faith.

(39:29-50:02): Health officials are warning that protesters could be at risk, but they knew the risks before getting together and should just take precautions. Brian and Ian talked about the conflicting messages.

(50:02-1:12:41): Dewayne Davis is the Pastor of New Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church in Chicago. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about the impact of the murder of George Floyd and the resulting protests have had.

(1:12:41-1:17:37): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”

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(00:00-09:16): Dr. Dharius Daniels says “we may not be able legislate racism away, but new legislation can help mitigate the damage caused by racism.” Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(09:16-18:39): Matt Chandler talked about the history of the church and civil rights movement and argued the church has given up it’s role.

(18:39-28:13): Dr. Curtis Sartor is the Associate Vice President for Diversity and Spiritual Development at Judson University. He joined Brian and Ian to share his reaction to the murder of George Floyd and the resulting protests around the country.

(28:13-37:35): Samuel Kimbriel is a political philosopher and the author of “Friendship as Sacred Knowing: Overcoming Isolation.” He wrote an opinion piece asking people to resist the temptation to disengage from the race conversation.

(37:35-48:25): New data suggests that regular church attendance can lead to fewer deaths due to despair.

(48:25-58:45): David French wrote about how to deal with race in America after the adrenaline of the last few weeks wears off.

(58:45-1:08:54): AM 1160 Executive Producer Keith Conrad has written his first novel “Righteous Might” and it’s being published. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about what it was like writing the book, what it’s about and how it feels to finish such  a big project.

(1:08:54-1:15:38): Brian and Ian shared a daily prayer from the website “The Practice”

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(00:00-09:16): Dr. Dharius Daniels says “we may not be able legislate racism away, but new legislation can help mitigate the damage caused by racism.” Brian and Ian shared their reaction.

(09:16-18:39): Matt Chandler talked about the history of the church and civil rights movement and argued the church has given up it’s role.

(18:39-28:13): Dr. Curtis Sartor is the Associate Vice President for Diversity and Spiritual Development at Judson University. He joined Brian and Ian to share his reaction to the murder of George Floyd and the resulting protests around the country.

(28:13-37:35): Samuel Kimbriel is a political philosopher and the author of “Friendship as Sacred Knowing: Overcoming Isolation.” He wrote an opinion piece asking people to resist the temptation to disengage from the race conversation.

(37:35-48:25): New data suggests that regular church attendance can lead to fewer deaths due to despair.

(48:25-58:45): David French wrote about how to deal with race in America after the adrenaline of the last few weeks wears off.

(58:45-1:08:54): AM 1160 Executive Producer Keith Conrad has written his first novel “Righteous Might” and it’s being published. He joined Brian and Ian to talk about what it was like writing the book, what it’s about and how it feels to finish such  a big project.

(1:08:54-1:15:38): Brian and Ian shared a daily prayer from the website “The Practice”

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