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The J29 Coalition seeks to equip ministry leaders to recapture the evangelical political imagination. Learn more at J29Coalition.com blog.j29coalition.com
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The Bible, Violence, and the Misuse of Scripture (opens the original)
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Can Christians faithfully read the Bible’s violent passages without using them to justify violence today? From the conquest narratives in Joshua to modern political rhetoric, Scripture has often been invoked to defend power, war, and national agendas. But what if we’ve been reading these texts the wrong way? In this episode, Caleb Campbell sits down with renowned Old Testament scholar John Walton to explore one of the Bible’s most challenging questions: What do we do with the violence in Scriptu
How Should Pastors Talk About Politics? (opens the original)
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Many pastors know they should address politics—but don't know how. In this conversation, Michael Rhodes (author of “ Reimagining Biblical Politics: What Scripture Says About Public Life and Why It Matters” ) offers practical coaching for preaching and discipleship in a polarized age. Rather than endorsing parties or policies, pastors are called to proclaim the reign of King Jesus, form the political imagination of their people, and cultivate communities capable of faithful discernment. This is a
Biblical Masculinity (opens the original)
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Why are so many Christian men looking to influencers, podcasters, and culture warriors to learn what it means to be a man? Author Zachary Wagner argues that much of what passes for “biblical masculinity” today has more in common with the world’s obsession with power than with the way of Jesus. In this episode, we discuss the manosphere, the Fruit of the Spirit, discipleship, and why the strongest man who ever lived described himself as “gentle and lowly.” This is a public episode. If you would l
Caring for the Deconstruction Community (opens the original)
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What if deconstruction isn’t rebellion—but survival? For years, many Christians have been told that people deconstruct because they want to sin, abandon faith, or escape accountability. But what if that’s not the story at all? In this conversation, deconstruction advocate Margaret Bronson argues that deconstruction is often born not from disbelief, but from trauma. Together, we explore why so many people begin questioning their faith after experiences of abuse, spiritual harm, or betrayal by the
Liberalism and Christianity (opens the original)
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What is Liberalism—and why are so many Christians turning against it? As pastors and church leaders navigate a culture increasingly skeptical of Liberal democracy, terms like classical Liberalism , post-Liberalism , and Christian nationalism are showing up in sermons, podcasts, and social media feeds. But what do these ideas actually mean? In this episode, Caleb sits down with political scientists Paul D. Miller and Daniel Bennett to unpack the origins of classical Liberalism, the principles tha
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