
The "Church Politics" Podcast is where you can get in-depth political analysis from a Christian worldview.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 312 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsReligion & Spirituality | |||

Justin, Senator Howard, and Cory Ruth discuss whether or not Trump will be impeached if Republicans lose the primaries and if America has gone too far in Iran. They also discuss Christians and the Democratic Party.
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Justin and Senator Howard discuss new evidence suggesting US bioweapons started the Lyme Disease outbreak. They also talk about self-righteousness among American partisans and the Atlanta Hawks' partnership with a strip club.
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Justin, Senator Howard, and Chris discuss the Iran War, criticism of John Piper for quoting Scripture, and AI.
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Justin discusses why Christians can't give up on each other. He also talks about Gavin Newsom's comments in Atlanta and the US Supreme Court's tariff decision.
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As an evangelical female who is white and for the past year sickened by the “religious right” and their greed, dehumanizing of people and just plain lack of honor, I needed to find you all! May God bless you and strengthen your voice in the public square!!! I was really thinking people are not watching or reading the same news as me. May you continue to glorify Jesus with your lives and may He be glorified in all Christians as we show His love, justice and mercy. Thanks so much Justin!!!!
I like this podcast. Finally a viewpoint that holds both sides accountable. However, I just heard you tell the audience to plug their ears if they don't like when you read scripture. What? How can you claim to be a Christian podcast and say that? And why are you catering to those people? That sounds like fear of people over fear of God. Really disappointed to hear you say that.
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.
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In this series, the hosts thoughtfully engage with pressing political issues through the lens of Christian beliefs, striving to navigate the complexities of modern politics while promoting civil discourse. Key topics include exploring social justice, the intersection of faith and politics, and accountability within leadership, particularly focusing on issues like immigration, education, and historical civil rights movements. The content often encourages listeners to reflect on their own political stances in relation to their faith, advocating for unity and respect among differing opinions. Notably, the hosts emphasize the importance of comprehending various perspectives rather than falling into divisive rhetoric, positioning the series as b... more
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