Pastor Joel Webbon discusses Biblical Patriarchy, Christian Nationalism, and the authority of scripture. They explore interpretations of the Bible, church authority, complementarianism, and the concept of patriarchy within church frameworks. The conversation also covers the intersection of money, capitalism, and Christian faith, societal challenges, global perspectives, and strategies for Christians to navigate anti-Christian societal values.

Diana Butler Bass, an author and scholar on American religion, joins Pastor Joel Webbon, a proponent of traditional patriarchy. They dive into the alarming rise of Christian nationalism and its implications for democracy, particularly regarding women’s rights. The conversation reveals the importance of truth and kindness in political discourse, pushing for active listening and compassion even in disagreement. They also highlight the need to foster inclusive relationships amid a climate of cultural antagonism, emphasizing the role of theology in these discussions.