Rep. Barry Loudermilk, a Georgia congressman, reveals shocking findings from his investigation into January 6, questioning the FBI's integrity and the accountability of political figures involved. Wave Nunnally, an early Judaism professor, offers fresh insights into the three wise men and their pivotal role in the Christmas story. Meanwhile, Quentin Schultze, a communications professor, uncovers the rich storytelling techniques in 'A Christmas Story', highlighting its deeper lessons about desire and human connection.

Doreen Virtue, a prominent critic of theological perspectives, and Dr. Wave Nunnally, a Hebrew scholar and Systematic Theology expert, delve into the critiques surrounding Dr. Michael Heiser's interpretations of biblical texts and the supernatural realm. They discuss the implications of possible Gnostic influences and the use of non-canonical texts like the Book of Enoch. The conversation highlights the importance of accountability in scholarship and the transformative potential of diverse ideologies within theological discourse, while defending Heiser’s contributions to understanding scripture.

Wave Nunnally, a Professor Emeritus of Early Judaism and Christian Origins, shares his recent experiences from Israel amid conflict and his dedication to support evacuees. He delves into the parables of the Kingdom found in the Gospel of Matthew, uncovering their cultural significance and Jesus’ clever use of imagery. Nunnally also explores the connection between New Testament texts and early rabbinic literature, enriching our understanding of scriptural context. Plus, he reminisces about his friendship with Petra's lead guitarist during the Christian rock wave.