Stephen Wolfe, an author and expert on Christian nationalism, joins the podcast to discuss his thoughts on Christian nationalism and his book. The topics covered include the definition of Christian nationalism, different perspectives on civil government, blood and soil nationalism's association with fascism, exploring the concept of revolution, and the disagreement regarding social change and political action.

A debate on Christians in politics featuring Michael F. Bird and Stephen Wolfe. Wolfe advocates for Christian nationalism while Bird emphasizes unity. They discuss personal beliefs, societal goods, and the role of faith in governance. The series will also include insights from Tom Wright and Michael Wear.

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.

Stephen Wolfe, a country scholar, discusses Christian nationalism, its application in different regions, and the tension between populism and elitism on the right. They also explore the relationship between ethnicity and Christian nationalism, the conflict between classes and cultural dominance, ethnic tensions, and the struggle for identity. Additionally, they discuss the book 'Demon in Democracy', dissident politics, and national hospitality ethics.

Guests Nate Fischer, Josh Abbotoy, Stephen Wolfe, William Wolfe, and AD Robles discuss the controversy surrounding G3 conferences and Christian nationalism. They touch on issues like the misrepresentation of their views, engaging with criticism on social media, the historical context of religious liberty in America, the difference between a multi-ethnic state and a multicultural state, and the distinction between Christian nationalism and mere Christiandom.