The Holy Post

Caleb Campbell discusses loving Christian Nationalist neighbors with a gentle approach. The phrase 'city on a hill' is explored in its historical context. The rise of 'Hot A.I. Jesus' images on social media is examined. Engaging with Christian nationalism through love and understanding is emphasized.

Chris Butler and Justin Giboney join to discuss the chaos of the recent presidential debate fallout. Topics include potential Biden withdrawal, Supreme Court immunity ruling, and the incapability of party-nominated candidates. They explore the broken state of American politics and offer hope for Christians amidst the turmoil.

Political commentator David French discusses the reluctance of congressional leaders to pass laws, the increasing power of the presidency, and why courts find it harmful to democracy. He also shares his experience of being canceled by his former denomination, highlighting how fear and non-essential beliefs are driving many churches. The podcast explores the challenges of bipartisanship in Congress, cancel culture in churches, and the rise of fundamentalism and cognitive dissonance in society.

Australian historian John Dickson discusses the Ten Commandments law in Louisiana, secularism in Australia vs. the US, and lessons for the American church. They also dive into megachurch scandals and whales' unique defense mechanism.

Sociologist, political scientist, and pastor Ryan Burge discusses how churches prioritizing ideological purity over outreach harm their growth. Topics include the Southern Baptists' stance on women pastors, evangelical leaders seeking approval from liberal elites, death cafes in LA, and the Swiss creating brain cell-based tiny computers.

Former Department of Homeland Security employee and counterterrorism expert, Elizabeth Neumann, discusses the rise of domestic Christian extremists and the infiltration of conspiracy theories in American evangelicalism. They debate the threat to faith posed by the Nicene Creed and female pastors within the Southern Baptists. Data suggests a decline in teenage drinking and smoking, questioning if churches or smartphones are influencing the trend.

Author Elizabeth Oldfield discusses applying the 7 Deadly Sins in a Secular Age to bridge secular people to Christianity. The podcast also covers topics such as the Trump trial verdict, a unique fossil museum, and a fun game for Christians called 'Is It Persecution?'

Political analyst Skye Jethani and legal expert David French discuss the Trump verdict's political implications, the complexities of honoring flawed historical figures, and their favorite tv show, Shogun. They debate whether the guilty verdict will sway Trump's base and how to address the flaws of revered figures, all while exploring cultural values and honor in Shogun.

Katelyn Beaty discusses human sinfulness and the evangelical legacy of slavery. They explore the Pope's comments on human nature, the plateauing of religious nones, and the appeal of Christianity's 'weirdness'. Sean McGever delves into the impact of slavery on evangelical leaders like Edwards, Wesley, and Whitefield, revealing lasting effects on the Church today.

Latasha Morrison, an expert on racial reconciliation, discusses the roots and impacts of systemic racism, and practical ways for churches and individuals to engage in racial reconciliation. The hosts also touch on a controversial commencement speech at Benedictine College and a megachurch in Texas manipulating a traffic study for a stop light.