Dennis Cole interviews Joon Lee, Education Pastor at Grace Ministries International in Fullerton, California about whether too many Christians mix their faith with Republicanism and whether we should fight for "social justice."

Bevelyn Beatty and Edmee Chavannes (At the Well Ministries) sit down to talk with Dennis and Hannah Cole about boldness for Christ, race issues in the Church, and about dealing with father wounds.

Dennis Cole interviews Earnly, a prolife advocate and sidewalk supporter, about how Christians can take practical steps in the fight against abortion. 

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Dennis Cole talks with his former student and now pastor Justin Chiang about the spiritual struggles faced by college students and young adults, and how he managed to overcome them and thrive as a young adult.

Are there modern day apostles, and what authority do they have? Dennis Cole and Jason Kim, pastor of La Habra Christian Church, discuss their differing views of the New Apostolic Reformation. 

Dennis Cole interviews one of his mentors, Larry Titus, Founder of Kingdom Global Ministries in Dallas, TX. Larry shares from his decades of ministry experience on the best ways to disciple strong followers of Christ.

Dennis Cole discusses the Christian response to Asian racism with David Kim, director of Contend Ministries in Colorado Springs, CO. They talk about forgiveness, our spiritual inheritance as Asian Americans, and how the gospel addresses the current crisis in America.

In light of the recent Atlanta shooting spree, the Righteous Remnant staff decided to record an internal conversation about the rise of anti-Asian racism in America. God bless.

Dennis Cole and longtime friend Adam Brust discuss their experiences with controlling practices in the Church. They discuss common types of spiritual abuse, controlling leadership, and how to find healing.

Paul Albar interviews a mentor of his, world-renowned martial arts instructor and consultant Roy Harris. Roy shares his testimony of encountering Christ as an atheist, leaving the faith because of hypocrisy and racism in the Church, and returning again through overcoming unforgiveness and bitterness.