
Christian, Traditional, Masculine
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1089 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

Jon talks about the Democrat gains in Georgia, Virginia, NJ, and NYC.
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Jon discusses the news important to evangelical Christians from the past week.
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In this episode of Conversations That Matter, Jon explores the relationship between politics and morality for Christians.
He argues that while politics undeniably involves moral elements, it is not fundamentally a cosmic battle between good and evil... more
I argue that in the culture war—amid Christianity’s collapse (only 18% of Zoomers remain deeply religious), the Left’s 2020 tyranny, and the Right’s self-destructive infighting (as Matt Walsh warns)—Christian conservatives may engage in limited co-be... more
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This guy’s double standard in the way he treats John MacArthur and Tim Keller post mortem is honestly disgusting. I can’t believe people listen to this guy. Don’t throw your pearls before swine
I have been a listener for several years. Jon has done a great job breaking down the problems we face in the US, particularly in the church. He takes on topics like social justice, egalitarianism, gender ideology, and more, with deep dives into theology and history.
Not everything is due dErAcInAtIoN you weirdo. Giving big “mom look what word I just learned” energy
Jon has uncommon wisdom and insight. He has steered my thinking in a more biblical direction, and I am almost twice as old and grew up in the church. I learn from every entertaining, informative episode.
Awful, misogynistic drivel.
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A focus on the intersection of Christianity, culture, and masculinity permeates discussions, offering insights into pressing societal issues and the role of traditional values. Episodes often address topics such as political violence, church discipline, and the implications of modern ideologies, encouraging listeners to engage thoughtfully with the complexities of contemporary life. The host frequently critiques various aspects of culture, advocating for a return to biblical foundations and personal responsibility within societal dynamics. This approach may resonate deeply with listeners who share strong Christian values and are concerned about the challenges facing modern society.
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2. Mike Kelsey
3. Daniel Keene
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5. Hussein Abubakar Mansour
6. Dr. Jarvis Williams
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8. Pastor Joey Deruntz
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