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Jonathan Merritt returns to the show to discuss the Southern Baptist Convention, American Christianity, cancel culture, and taking the low road.

Enneagram master teacher Suzanne Stabile returns to the show to discuss liminal space, hamburger steaks, expectations, ambiguous loss, and of course the Enneagram.

Dr. Derwin Gray discusses Texas BBQ, systemic sin, and his new book Building a Multiethnic Church. They explore the origins of Transformation Church, addressing systemic injustice and racism. They also discuss the importance of critical examination of America's history and the issue of prejudice and sin within the church.

Michelle Williams joins the show to discuss mental health, her time in Destiny’s Child, peanut butter sandwiches, and her new book Checking In.

Jonathan Storment returns to discuss the hang up, male spirituality, patriotism vs. nationalism, Russell Moore and the Southern Baptist Convention.

Ben Kirby joins the show to discuss the economy of Christianity, hypebeasts, materialisms, sneaker world, and his new book PreachersNSneakers.

Todd Deatherage returns to the podcast to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, peacemaking, his time working in the State department, and optimism vs. hope.

John Eldredge joins the podcast for a surprisingly brief conversation on pandemic fatigue and the importance of rest.

The former Governor of Tennessee Bill Haslam joins the podcast to discuss division, anger, humility, Luke’s political future, and his new book Faithful Presence.

Artist and author Makoto Fujimura joins the show to discuss N.T. Wright, Kintsugi, plumbing gospel, new creation, and his new book Art and Faith.