TBTP travels to The Woodlands to answer the question of pluralism. Are all religions true? Or contain an element of truth? How exclusive should Christian thought really be?

Cody joins Sarah and Evan as we look at the possibility of Obergefell being revisited by the Supreme Court, Pete Hegseth's retweeting about the 19th Amendment, whether Sydney Sweeney's ad really is eugenic, Trump's Smithsonian overhaul, the Good Samaritan vs. DEI, and a trio of articles about Nigerian Christians.

Links to all articles:

https://everymancommentary.substack.com/p/im-confusedso-genes-dont-matter-anymore

https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/supreme-court-formally-asked-overturn-landmark-same-sex/story?id=124465302

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/hegseth-reposts-video-social-media-featuring-pastors-women-124496930

https://everymancommentary.substack.com/p/the-good-samaritan-vs-dei?r=jkwx1

https://www.christianpost.com/voices/how-the-prosperity-gospel-has-driven-nigerian-christians-away.html

https://www.christianpost.com/news/over-7k-christians-killed-in-nigeria-so-far-in-2025-watchdog.html

https://www.christianpost.com/news/nigerian-anglicans-cut-ties-with-wales-church-over-lesbian-bishop.html

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/08/12/smithsonian-museums-trump-review-00505838

It's just two of us today. Cody and Evan look at a variety of headlines including Season 2 of Shiny, Happy People, whether churches should protect parishioners from ICE, a rise in institutional trust in churches, a fall in trust in vaccines, and more.

On the 100th anniversary of the Scopes "Monkey" Trial, Ken and Max revisit our recent event on evolution and look at the best evidence for evolution or creation.

Mace, Ken, and Austin join Evan to look at the headlines. And out of respect for our audience, we kept the entire episode Epstein-free. But we look at the death of theological titan John MacArthur, the IRS allowing pastor's to endorse a political candidate, the theology and politics of the new Superman, and the rantings of a city council person towards ungrateful Muslims.

What is the point of Sunday morning worship? Is it for believers? Seekers? Both? Does it matter whether we're singing hymns with a choir and an organ or raising our hands to contemporary praise songs with guitars and drums?What does the Bible say about it all?Creeds? Responsive readings/liturgy... how often should we be taking communion? Who should be leading singing? Should we even be using instruments? Who says?Evan McClanahan will be repping for "Team Liturgy," and talking about how high church is more than just a preferred style.Mon'Sher Spencer will advocate for a more contemporary "low church" feel and share her own experience as a worship leader in that context.

Is the earth 6,000 years old or millions? Did life spring from primordial soup? Did we evolve from apes? How was the universe made? What was 'before' the Big Bang? How old is the earth? Were Adam and Eve real historical people and did we descend from that single pair? Did humans evolve from apes? How did different species come to be. What about the dinosaurs!?Join us as we explore this age-old debate and hear from 3 perspectives:Young Earth Creationism - Max AntonOld Earth Creationism - Jacobi LewisTheistic Evolution - Andrew GarbarinoThen we'll add Oscar Villanueva and Jason Moreno to the panel to field all your questions!

Brandon Baca joins WRP for the first time! Brandon, Sarah, Evan, and Ken as we look at the week's headlines from a Christian worldview. We look at the conflict between Israel and Iran, whether pastors should protest ICE deportations, how AI is enabling cheating at university, and a strange poll about which inventions have hurt children the most. Also, the big win at the Supreme Court (if you're not pro-Trans), and the world's smartest man confessing Christ.

President Trump said we need to bring back Alcatraz. That got us talking about prison reform, whether we need more "law and order," root causes of crime, and much more. Join Evan, Marquice, Ken, and Cody as we talk through many controversial issues related to crime and punishment.

Josh comes back for his second consecutive WPR and he joins Ken, Evan, and Cody. Pretty much the entire spectrum is covered on this episode. We look at whether the Ten Commandments should be put in school classrooms, a lawsuit against an insurance company for losing money on the sick, whether the abortion pill is safe, and why no one on this panel can give Trump credit even for good things.