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In this special episode, Brad introduces an audio essay by Matt Taylor titled 'The Colonized God.' Taylor, known for his work on the New Apostolic Reformation, explores the complex relationship between Christians who are not Christian nationalists and Christian supremacists, who use Christianity to gain power and marginalize others. The essay delves into how different interpretations of Jesus' teachings can divide communities and the impact of Christian supremacy on contemporary American politics, especially in light of events like the January 6th Capitol riot. Taylor also reflects on his personal journey as a Christian amidst these tumultuous times and calls for a return to the core values of humility and compassion epitomized by Jesus.

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

02:00 The Colonized God: An Audio Essay by Matt Taylor

02:06 Christian Symbols and January 6th

05:23 Christian Supremacy and Its Roots

09:59 Theological Reflections on 1 John

13:28 Gnosticism and Early Christian Conflicts

23:47 Modern Implications and Personal Reflections

35:09 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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