Zachary Wagner

Tom Nichols, a national security expert and Atlantic staff writer, dives into the complexities of U.S. support for Ukraine amid geopolitical tensions. Zachary Wagner discusses the toxic masculinity exemplified by the Tate brothers, contrasting it with healthier, biblical ideals. Daniel Silliman explores a Pew study highlighting the decline of traditional religion and the rise of personal spirituality in America. Together, they navigate pressing cultural issues, challenging stereotypes and redefining masculinity in today's society.

Zachary Wagner, Director of Programs at the Center for Pastor Theologians and author of Non-Toxic Masculinity, dives deep into the complexities of masculinity and purity culture. He shares his personal struggles with marital issues rooted in church teachings and examines how purity culture dehumanizes both women and men. Wagner calls for a redefined masculinity grounded in gentleness and love, urging young men to model Christlike strength while providing encouragement for women to embrace their dignity. His insights challenge traditional church teachings and promote healthier relationships.