Renowned theologian Stanley Hauerwas shares his candid perspectives on pacifism, gun ownership, and the complexities of marriage and mental health struggles. He challenges self-righteousness in Christianity, critique of evangelical and liberal approaches, and emphasizes the significance of friendship in shaping moral life.

Renowned theologian Nigel Biggar and esteemed scholar Stanley Hauerwas debate Christian perspectives on war and pacifism in a classic replay episode, exploring just war theory, pacifism, morality of killing, and ethical dilemmas of using force from a Christian standpoint.

Molly Brummett Wudel and Tim Conder, leaders from Emmaus Way, discuss the importance of community engagement and social change in church planting. They explore the challenges facing modern congregations and advocate for meaningful transformation within the church. The conversation then shifts to Stanley Hauerwas and William Willimon, who critique Pietism and address the complexities of identity, especially regarding sexuality in the church. They emphasize the significance of baptism as a formative experience, urging deeper discussions within faith communities.