Published on August 9, 2024, 12:34 am

In a recent episode of “The Intersection of Faith and Politics,” co-host Lincoln Brown and I embarked on an enlightening conversation examining key issues that combine faith and present events. Our discussion offered a uniquely Christian worldview, delivering trusted news that speaks to the intersection of faith and contemporary social issues.

One of our major talking points was Megan Basham’s riveting new book, “Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda”. Although we haven’t fully consumed the contents yet, we were particularly intrigued by the formidable online backlash that Megan is presently navigating due to her in-depth scrutiny of faith leaders who have seemingly compromised their convictions to reaffirm worldly perspectives against adhering strictly to biblical truths. Anticipate an engaging interview with Megan herself on our podcast soon!

Our discourse also veered towards an opinion piece published via Christianity Today. The article penned by a mother sought to unravel educational nuances around God’s creation and perceptions on climate change directed at children. We probed into whether it was entirely prudent or even necessary to burden younger minds with concerns typically reserved for adults, especially within the ever-thickening madness that defines our present year, 2024.

We then addressed the emerging figure of Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz, alluding to his progressive church located in St. Pauls, Minnesota. One might be tempted to inquire about its focus (Hint: It surprisingly diverges away from the Gospel of Jesus Christ). Pivoting swiftly off this topic led us into exploring Kamala Harris’s rather disconcerting record concerning religious freedom—an urgent cautionary note for Christians was sounded.

Additionally, I shared an intriguing narrative involving an infamous church based in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio—famed not just for its unexpected architectural venture but its impressive buffet offerings as well.

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Delving into such real news topics offers irrefutable evidence of how faith interacts with politics, reflecting the need for open dialogues that do not shy away from confronting these cross-intersecting paths in contemporary society.