The King's Hall

A provocative discussion explores feminism’s influence on the family, church, economy, and public institutions. The conversation examines biblical authority, sexual distinctions, occult roots, political power, and the limits of modern complementarianism. It also introduces The Longhouse, a call for Christians to resist cultural pressure, rebuild productive households, and practice courage through ordinary acts of faithful leadership.

A viral clip sparks a fiery debate over whether husbands and fathers should guide women’s social-media use. The discussion explores online hysteria, mental-health contagion, feminism within Christian communities, repentance and digital influence, and the challenge of confronting public sin without false accusations or tribalism. It also examines forgiveness, prudence, wise boundaries, and evangelizing a culture hostile to biblical authority.

A church dispute over “mean tweets” becomes a springboard for examining tone policing, feminized authority, and women’s ministries that evolve into quasi-elderships. The discussion contrasts Titus 2 discipleship with broad doctrinal teaching, explores how churches cater to female preferences, and considers the effects on male leadership, denominational decline, and institutional health. It closes with a call for courageous resistance and principled church governance.

A provocative discussion of the Lindsay Clancy case, abortion, psychiatric medication, and the cultural forces shaping modern mental health. The conversation explores social-media contagion, feminism, political power, family boundaries, criminal responsibility, and the debate over the Nineteenth Amendment. It closes with a call for Christian institution-building, masculine courage, and hope amid cultural decay.

Joel Webbon, a Christian pastor, author, and political commentator, joins a candid conversation about race, lineage, Christianity, and controversy. They explore biblical categories of race, comparisons between groups, interracial marriage, American identity, natural law, and the growing influence of the manosphere and America First politics. Webbon also discusses why young men distrust Christian leaders and the risks of political change without spiritual revival.

Joel Webbon, a Christian pastor, political commentator, and NXR Studios founder, examines MAGA’s staying power and America First’s rising influence. They explore younger voters, Trump’s record and personnel choices, immigration, foreign-policy pressure, and the role of money, access, and audience capture in political commentary. Webbon also looks ahead to 2028, JD Vance, and Christian political action after Trump.

Joel Webben, a Reformed Christian pastor and political commentator who founded New Christian Right, discusses his provocative advocacy for Christian nationalism. He talks about why he attracts strong opposition. He outlines his movement’s priorities, including nationalism, patriarchy, and race realism. He distinguishes his institutional work from political media and addresses controversies around associations and Zionism.

Kevin Griffin, pastor and elder at Refuge Church who trains local pastors and promotes family-integrated ministry. He discusses the rise of women in counseling roles, concerns about delegating pastoral authority to clinics, and rebuilding local, husband-led care through training, guilds, and congregational responsibility.

Chase Davis, a pastor and author of Offensive Christianity who writes on Christian masculinity and formation. He discusses reclaiming embodied male virtue, why physical formation matters for spiritual life, the roots of modern effeminacy, practical steps like home gyms and men's groups, and how disciplined, protective manhood fosters flourishing families.

Joe Garrisi, a registered investment advisor who helps Christian families with holistic financial, tax, and estate planning. He discusses how money mindsets form, why living modestly can fund future freedom, and strategies for reusing capital and borrowing against investments. He also explores intergenerational stewardship and aligning principles with financial decisions.