
The "Church Politics" Podcast is where you can get in-depth political analysis from a Christian worldview.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityNews | |||

Justin, Jaha, and Cory discuss Trump Derangement Syndrome and how it's affected their family and friends. They also talk about Michael Lind's article on how Trump has remade conservatism and political tribes.
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Justin, Jaha, and Cory discuss the government shutdown and which side is winning. They also talk about the role of economics in politics and Marjorie Taylor Greene's problem with the Republican Party.Show Notes:
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Justin, Chris, and Michael unpack the ongoing culture wars and explore how Christians can engage faithfully—balancing conviction with compassion in a divided world.
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Justin, Jaha, and Hannah discuss David Brooks' article about red states outpacing blue states in education. They also discuss James Talarico and Trump's Gaza deal.Show Notes:
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I really appreciate and enjoy how this show looks at everything from all perspectives. There’s no finger pointing or yelling, it’s just honest discussions looking at it from every possibility as well as keeping it real and factual rather than biased from your emotions.
I can’t believe you are doing another episode on Mr Kirk. He wasn’t a martyred for the faith. He and the shooter who shot Melissa Hortman were not examples of the Gospel. This is a topic that needs to be discussed. MissRepresenting the Gospel on both sides. He’s known for dislike of people made in Gods Image. There is a need for white biblical Christians to love their brothers and sisters enough to call it out. Let’s get some white Christians on this podcast. Let’s get to the root. Know one ... more
These people claim to be”Christian” and yet argue against the marginalized having voices. They claim that all of the evil men of history are socialists. They argue for discrimination and prejudicial decisions (just not against them selves.)
Far right conservatives claiming that conservatism is the correct mode of Christian thought. Full of laissez-faire capitalism, and anti LGBTQ talking points. They definitely don’t fall into the trap of both sides.
Justin Gibony treats Christianity as a pure... more
this podcast has helped me to expand my thinking and understanding, AND grounded me in biblical wisdom. I feel more peace after listening to it, while also being more informed. I am a Canadian, but a lot of what happens in the U.S. affects us, so I like to try and get a grasp on it. Thank you for your very important work, and your integrity.
This podcast keeps it so real. Very unique and helpful to critique both sides of our political landscape
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A distinctive exploration of the intersection between faith and contemporary politics unfolds with a focus on various pressing societal issues. The dialogue features critical examinations of healthcare reform, the pharmaceutical industry's impact on communities, and the role of social media in amplifying divisions on topics such as race and gender. The hosts maintain a commitment to addressing the complexities of political opinions while aligning their discussions with Christian values, creating a space for thoughtful critique of both conservative and progressive ideologies. Noteworthy episodes emphasize the importance of integrity and authenticity in political discourse, advocating for transparency in leadership and encouraging grassroots ... more
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Recent guests on The Church Politics Podcast include:
1. Hannah Heck
2. Emily Lampkin
3. Dr. Ed Uszynski
4. Clare Morell
5. Cory Ruth
6. Dr. Jaha Howard
7. Evan Wickham
8. Terry Brooks
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