Brad Green, an author and classical school founder, and Stephen Wellum, a systematic theology professor, dive deep into Augustine’s 'The City of God.' They discuss Augustine’s views on the relationship between the Church and state, elaborating on his concepts of the two cities. The conversation touches on the Donatists and their historical significance, as well as the implications of Augustine’s political theology for modern civic life. They also recommend essential readings to better understand Augustine’s profound impact on contemporary Christian thought.

Brad Green, reviewer of Stephen Wolfe's book on Christian Nationalism, provides a summary and critique of the key arguments in the book. They explore the distinction between cultural Christianity and Christian culture, the role of Christian nationalism in civil law and governance, the justification of revolution, and the Christian understanding of ethnic relations.

Doug Wilson shares thoughts on Christian nationalism, the importance of conforming behavior to please Christ, and the decline of moral capital. They explore pre-millennialism and post-millennialism, blasphemy, church's mission, Baptist upbringing, international missions, and encouraging pastoral collaboration in the face of adversity.