When does rebellion become righteous? While pagans scream 'resist!' and conservatives mutter 'Romans 13,' we're sitting down with Dr. Gary Steward to crack open 'Justifying Revolution' and find out what the Bible actually says about resisting tyranny. From the American Revolution to today's chaos, we're diving into when Christians should stand up to governmental overreach. Grab your drink - this episode is going to ruffle some feathers!

Culture's redefining everything from truth to justice to love, and Scott Allen's here to explain why it matters. His new book '10 Words to Heal Our Broken World' exposes how progressives are hijacking our dictionary and what Christians can do about it. We're diving into why words matter, how they shape culture, and what happens when society plays fast and loose with meaning. Turns out, Humpty Dumpty's great fall might just be a prophecy.

In today’s CrossPolitic episode, we tackle the big questions: What is the Church’s role in navigating today’s political chaos? Joined by Bubu and San Sanych, we discuss the fallout from Trump’s election, the war in Ukraine, and how Christians should respond to it all. From global politics to spiritual discernment, this is a must-watch conversation on faith, leadership, and the world stage. Don’t miss it!

In this episode of CrossPolitic, we dive deep into the battle lines of our time, examining the malevolent influence of figures like Anthony Fauci and Francis Collins. Are they the "Two Towers"—Mordor’s open malevolence and Isengard’s compromised, co-opted church? We explore how the modern church mirrors the failures of Christendom in Germany during the Third Reich, abandoning its call to confront evil with truth. Join us as we discuss the cultural collapse, the need for a faithful remnant, and how God’s sovereignty fuels the fight to reclaim relevance and stand against tyranny. Fight, laugh, feast—and resist Mordor!

In this CrossPolitic episode, Calvin Robinson joins the discussion to explore the state of British politics, the Church of England, and faith’s role in shaping public life. We compare these topics with American culture, highlighting the differences and similarities between the UK and the US in today’s political and religious landscapes.

Join us on this episode of CrossPolitic as we dive into President-elect Trump's surprising nomination of Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense. We'll explore the implications of this choice, Hegseth's military background, and what it means for America's defense strategy and future.

Trump's Project 47 promises a radical overhaul of the federal government, aiming to cut down bureaucracy and return power to the people. But will this vision streamline Washington or bring unforeseen risks? Join us as we explore how Project 47 could reshape American governance and what it means for freedom and faith.

In this episode of CrossPolitic, Pastor Uri Brito joins Gabe, Toby, and Knox to unpack the 2024 election results and the Trump win. While we’re thanking God for what this could mean for liberty and a little breathing room for conservative values, now is not the time to sit back and relax. This isn’t a "mission accomplished" moment—this is a call to arms.Trump’s win might be a blessing, but we’ve still got a culture neck-deep in nonsense: attacks on biblical values, nonstop insanity in the schools, and people who think truth is just a personal preference. Uri and the crew drive home that Christians need to stay on high alert. This isn’t a free pass to trust the government; it’s a challenge to press harder. It’s time to double down on family, faith, and local impact.

Simon Kennedy, a research fellow at the University of Queensland and associate editor of Quadrant Magazine, challenges the fixation on 'Christian worldview' in education. He argues that prioritizing biblical wisdom over worldview can better shape Christian thinkers. Kennedy highlights how wisdom and morality intertwine, discussing the implications of teaching practices and the role of catechism. He also delves into the evolution of cosmology and its impacts on our understanding of faith, exposing the complexity of navigating law and morality in today’s society.