Christian, Traditional, Masculine
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 832 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
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Jon talks about stories of interest for evangelical Christians including reactions to Trump's abortion position from Russell Moore and J.D. Greear, the Acts 29 Network is losing churches, purging the remaining conservatives from the Episcopal Church,... more
J. Burden joins the podcast to explain and discuss political realism. more
Pastor Mike Solecki shares his experience at Calvary Chapel Albuquerque and then talks broadly about Calvary Chapel and gay celibate theology, including addressing Preston Sprinkle's conferences hosted at Calvary Chapel Boise. Pastor Solecki addresse... more
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Should be titled Conversations That *Don’t* Matter.
I always appreciate Jon’s analysis of current events in the Christian realm.
Man, this guy (Gregory Schulz) takes a super strong stand for scripture!
Again, if you’re gonna slander people, at least show them the respect of pronouncing their names correctly. I genuinely don’t know how you can even pretend to engage someone’s beliefs if you can’t even say their name correctly, but that’s honestly the least of my concerns with your podcast
Great content. But episodes are way too long. Keep up the fight bro.
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