Australian historian John Dickson discusses the Ten Commandments law in Louisiana, secularism in Australia vs. the US, and lessons for the American church. They also dive into megachurch scandals and whales' unique defense mechanism.

Scholars like Jonathan Pageau, Lydia and Tim McGrew, John Dickson, and others discuss the historical evidence for the resurrection of Jesus. They explore the impact of the resurrection, the credibility of eyewitnesses, and the transformative power of faith. The podcast delves into the connection between theology and history, challenging alternative explanations and emphasizing the enduring belief in the living Christ.

Mark Driscoll, a controversial pastor, joins a diverse group including scholar Karen Swallow Prior and media producer Phil Cooke, to tackle the scandals plaguing evangelical churches. They discuss the dangers of charismatic leadership that leads to abuse and the urgent need for accountability. The conversation dives into the intersection of faith and politics, addressing the fallout of Christian nationalism. Together, they explore the resilience of faith within marginalized communities and the hope for a transformative rebirth in church culture.

John Dickson, a renowned theologian and expert in Q&A sessions, dives into intriguing and challenging questions. He explores why God created the tree of knowledge of good and evil, tackles the controversial topic of whether Christians can smoke weed, and examines the reasons behind natural disasters. John delves into the philosophical implications of suffering and evil, while offering a hopeful Christian perspective on the end times. Along the way, he discusses the relationship between faith, hope, and the complexities of survivor's guilt.

Join John Dickson, a Professor at Wheaton College and author of insightful works like "Doubter's Guide to Jesus," as he explores our true citizenship. He reveals how our primary allegiance should be to God's Kingdom instead of earthly politics. Through Paul's teachings to the Philippians, Dickson challenges us to prioritize love and the gospel over political divides. He emphasizes the church's vital role in embodying unity and encourages listeners to engage politically while guided by Jesus's teachings.