This extended version of WPR sees Evan, Adam, and Matt looking at the perils of AI, the Christian grace of aging, James Telarico's version of Christianity (or is it "Christianity"?), and whether LGBT from 2022 was just a "fad" or "social contagion.

This is a bit of an unusual conversation for Theology on Air, but it is especially relevant. America is living through - whether they like it or not - an economic shift away from "Free Trade" dogma towards "Fair Trade" dogma. Think of something like tariffs for fair trade and a desire for the lowest price for consumers in the free trade camp. Both ideas have their merit and both have been debated since the founding of America. But which is right? Thanks to Ken Cowan and Brian Lantz for debating this important topic!

Sarah, Ken, Evan and first-time guest Loren look at a variety of headlines including the disturbing trend of looksmaxxing, whether Christians can be Libertarians, where in the world certain in God still exists, and more signs of anarcho-tyranny where criminals are rewarded while law-abiders are punished.

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Collin Cornell joins Sarah and Evan to offer a pretty unique take on the mission of the Church. Rather than being limited just to our forgiveness, Collin asks what else Christians are supposed to be doing with their lives. Old habits of looking at Genesis 1-2 and then the last few chapters of Revelation lead us to miss a lot of important data in between. Collin is a professor at Fuller Seminary and his new book is called, "God Draws Near."

Who is Israel? From Abraham to wars over Gaza, we explore whether today's nation-state is the same as the Israel of the Old Testament.

When you hear about the geopolitical events of today around Israel and the Jewish people, how connected is all of that to the stories from the Old Testament of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and continuing on to Jesus? Are the promises made to Israel in the Bible still coming for the Jewish people? Is the Church the new Israel? How should Christians think about what's happening on the world stage?

Mace Perez and Adam McIntosh go head-to-head before a larger panel fields questions from you, the audience!

What are the differences among Christians? What divides us and where are we united?Are Catholics and Protestants really all that different? What exactly is the Eastern Orthodox church? What things do we agree on and where are the schisms? Will we all go to heaven?Come join us for the most ecumenical conversation you may ever have as we hear from ministry leaders from all 3 churches and argue about who's right!?Guest speakers:Roman Catholic - Mike GormleyEaster Orthodox - Fr. Joseph HuneycuttProtestant - Evan McClanahanPanelists:James Prather (Catholic)Dn. Timothy Rask (Orthodox)Juan Carlos Martinez (Protestant)We apologize for a few audio issues. The introductions for the panel did not include Juan Carlos, James, or Evan, and half of Mike's introduction.

Sarah, Evan, Paul, and Ken look extensively at the dramatic events with ICE and Border Patrol in Minnesota asking questions about the right use of force, the legitimacy of deportations, and whether the two deaths there were justified or preventable. We also look at a suggestion for a national divorce and a breaking story in the Charismatic world involving the downfall of at least one big name.

Medical industry executive Alec King joins us to look at how he applies his Christian faith in his work. Where does the faith speak to some of the controversies and issues in the medical field, especially gender reassignment surgery or vaccines? Enjoy!

Sarah, Paul, Cody, and Evan look at the deathbed conversion of Scott Adams, the ongoing immigration chaos in Minneapolis and beyond, whether autonomy is possible or even good, Trump's one-finger salute, and the ongoing gender confusion at the highest levels of our government.

Evan and Adam Ellwanger are joined by first-time guest Paul Fortunato to take a look at the Somali day care story taking the social media world by storm, whether demons can live in AI, and two stories of Islam and violence.