Ruth Graham, a New York Times reporter focused on faith and politics, teams up with Al Mohler, President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Together, they delve into the profound transformation of American evangelicalism and its impact on politics. They discuss how the aftermath of the Capitol events reshaped voter attitudes and the growing disconnect between faith and political engagement. The conversation highlights the rise of Christian nationalism and the evolving responsibilities of church leaders in today's polarized landscape.

Pastor Doug Wilson and Al Mohler discuss the relationship between Church and State at the National Conservatism Conference. They explore the implications of recognizing God as the ultimate authority, the importance of aligning beliefs with Christian principles, and the challenges of intertwining faith with politics.