Reviewing Shai Linne’s The New Reformation
By Levi Secord Recently, I’ve seen many positive comments about Shai Linne’s new book, The New Reformation: Finding Hope in the Fight for Ethnic Unity. Some portrayed it as a third way between the extremes of the woke and the anti-woke crowds. Naturally, such comments caught my attention, and I ordered a copy. As a […]
L&P: Debating Ruslan on the the answers to injustice
Ruslan is a YouTuber and successful music producer who has been interviewing evangelicals on matters of Critical Race Theory. He was kind enough to come on my show and discuss possible solutions to matters of injustice. I enjoyed this conversation and appreciate Ruslan’s willingness to engage in these issues.
The Patriarchy Podcast: Justice (Ep 50)
On this jam-packed 50th episode, Tony & Joseph chat about social justice nonsense, hear from Pastor Mike Waters of Heritage Reformed Baptist Church, and talk about the Biblical virtue of #justice. Packed with lots of triggering extras that you’ve come to know and love from the show, this is an episode you won’t want to […]
In Diversity We Trust?
By Levi Secord Recently, I saw a man with “In diversity we trust” emblazoned on his shirt. Replacing “In God we trust” with this mantra offers insight into how some people view diversity. With the rise of critical race theory and social justice, both inside and outside of the church, many prescribe an increase in […]
The Justice of Poverty
By Levi Secord Central to the social justice movement is the belief that inequality of outcome is a telltale sign of injustice: things like income inequality, education inequality, and social inequality are proof of evil. Of course, this principle is only selectively applied. Higher incarceration rates for men versus women and the rate of police […]
True Believers, Marketers, and Evangelists
When I was a child, our church would gather late every summer with dozens of area churches for a large tent revival on the campus of the local Baptist college. In the sweltering August heat, we’d sing southern gospel hymns, listen to hellfire and brimstone preaching, and laugh at the corny puppet show put on […]
The Patriarchy Podcast: Social Justice Is Poison (Ep 20)
On this episode of The Patriarchy Podcast, we talk about false teachings rising in the Church, interview fellow network show host AD Robles, and discuss fighting the poison of social justice. Subscribe to the Fight Laugh Feast Network (CrossPolitic Studios) podcast feed on iTunes, or your favorite podcast app, and look for episodes starting with […]
Social Justice, Biblical Justice, and Our Discipleship Problem
By Gabriel Rench Justice Needs the Bible There has been a lot of chatter back and forth the last couple years around social justice and the church: definitions are vague, people are talking past each other, and both sides have not really pursued productive conversations. One thing is for sure, the discussion has largely focused […]
Open Wide Your Hand: 4 Questions Regarding Social Welfare
Georgia’s food stamp program provides an interesting case study for thinking about the current debate surrounding social welfare. In good fiscal news Georgia has seen a sixteen percent drop in food stamp usage over the last four years, saving tens of millions of dollars each month for taxpayers. As the economy continues to strengthen and […]