Colton returns to the show to discuss the distinction that was made in part 1. Renton and Colton reach the crux of the issue when it comes to same-sex attraction. Find out how they conclude this important talk.

Renton talks to Colton Beach, an advocate for the celibate, gay Christian perspective. Renton holds that celibacy is not enough; same-sex attraction itself is also a sin. Colton holds that the attraction is not a sin but acting on that attraction is a sin. Watch to see how this brotherly debate turns out.

Dr. Brian Vogt returns to discuss how we are to suffer and what it looks like to take on trials that seem devastating. You will not be the same after you hear this episode.

Renton talks to Dr. Brian Vogt a former chemistry professor who was diagnosed with cancer twice and speaks to the question we all ask ourselves when we suffer. Where is God?

Meeke and Wil from Culture Proof return to talk to Renton about how our Christianity and our politics have gotten mixed into a tangled mess. How has conservative politics changed our view of race?

Meeke and Wil Addison, founders of Culture Proof, join Renton to discuss race, racism, and the unique love God demands of us as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Audio won't be enough for this episode. Season 3 is here, and everything is changing. Watch how the sausage is made at the Renton Rathbun Show. And find out all the new stuff happening for season 3!

The next generation has a massive problem. They have not been taught how to make judgements about the world. They are spoon-fed opinions all day by their phones, but they need us to teach them the process of judgement making. We will lose the next generation if we do not teach them this vital skill.

Charlie Kirk was murdered. Many have been angered. Many grieved. But if we don't learn from this, we are not honoring his memory. Find out the lesson we must all learn.

Renton talks to Dr. Zack Carter, a communications professor, about why masculinity is despised in our culture and why our families actually need more masculinity. Have we feminized God to please our culture? How is masculinity designed to strengthen the family?