Owen Strachan

Dr. Owen Strachan, a Christian theologian and author, discusses various topics in this engaging interview, including Postmillennialism, Christian Nationalism, Theonomy, The Great Commission, Psalm 2, and the Nations. The speakers explore the relationship between Christianity, politics, and the Great Commission, emphasizing disciple-making through evangelistic preaching. They also delve into the concept of building Christian nations, argue against Christian nationalism, and highlight the importance of understanding the significance of the New Testament and the Great Commission.

Dr. Owen Strachan, a theologian and author of 'The War on Men', dives deep into the essence of biblical leadership in marriage. He discusses the cultural obstacles men face, contrasts sacrificial headship with domineering rule, and provides practical tips for engaging with family during chaos. Strachan emphasizes strong communication, mutual respect, and the significance of a shared vision for a thriving marriage. He also challenges misconceptions about submission and advocates for accountability within the local church, creating a blueprint for lasting relationships.

Pastor turned politician Dusty Deever explains his reasons for entering politics, discussing the Christian Nationalist Agenda. Topics include tax policy, banning pornography, border security, and his commitment to grassroots activism.

Dave Rubin, host of "The Rubin Report," and Owen Strachan, a theology professor and author, dive into the legal challenges facing Donald Trump while discussing how these controversies may actually boost his support. They critique Merrick Garland's emotional displays in politics and the mainstream media's hypocrisy regarding various narratives. Strachan focuses on the societal treatment of men and boys, exploring issues like the impact of the Me Too movement, the decline of male empathy, and redefining masculinity in a modern context.

Owen Strachan, an evangelical commentator, discusses the evangelical industry's obsession with anti-racism and explores racial imbalances in the workplace. They also delve into the tactics of 'wokeness' and examine the issues of racism and kinism within churches and conferences. The podcast addresses the importance of unity within the conservative movement and proposed memorials for the CREC.