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JonMark Baker is a pastor, author and evangelist, and is the host of Minor Prophets Podcast. He serves as the Spiritual Life Director at Roots Church in metro-Detroit and as a Multiplication Team Director for City Quake.

Jason Shepperd is the founding pastor of Church Project, a Church of House Churches launched in 2010 in The Woodlands, Texas. Beginning with no people, place, or funding, he planted Church Project with a vision to return to Jesus’ original design for His Church. Today, thousands gather weekly in House Churches and Sunday gatherings.He also leads several initiatives, including Church Project Network, House Church Network, GOOD CITY, START WITH 7, and GOOD GOD GOSPEL.

What issues should Christians divide over, and which issues should decide who is a Christian and who isnt? I am joined by Matt Patrick AKA The Connexionalist to discuss these questions and much more.Matt Patrick is a United Methodist pastor and host of The Connexionalist, a Youtube channel that discusses theology from a United Methodist perspective.

Dr. Sam Storms is the President and Executive Director of Convergence Church Network, the President of Enjoying God Ministries and a Council Member of The Gospel Coalition. He also served as Lead Pastor at Bridgeway Church in OKC, Oklahoma for 14 years, and has authored and published numerous books and theological resources. He is an Amillennial, Calvinistic, charismatic, credo-baptistic, complementarian, Christian Hedonist.

On this episode, I am joined by Fr Calvin Robinson to discuss the traditions of the faith, as well as the decline of western church institutions and society.Fr Calvin Robinson is a priest and a TV/Radio broadcaster. He was previously a presenter on GB News and TalkTV, and now hosts Common Sense Crusade and Fox & Father.https://x.com/calvinrobinson/https://www.calvinrobinson.com/

How can modern Christians, particularly protestants, benefit from studying the early church fathers, and what ancient practices can we rediscover and use today?Joshua Hoffert travels around the world releasing prophetic ministry and equipping people to move in the deep things of God. He is passionate about discovering the ancient ways of the early church fathers and mothers. He spends his time writing, speaking, and mentoring to equip people to experience God. He previously served as the Director of Streams Ministries Canada and one of the longest-running Bethel DVD schools in Canada.

Michael Miller joins the show to discuss Healing, and how Christians can operate in the gifts of the spirit to bring healing to those around them.Michael Miller is co-host of The Remnant Radio, founder of Thomas Ministries and pastor of Reclamation Church in Denver, CO.

Corky French joins the show to discuss techniques for managing grief in the midst of traumatic experiences, particularly in the wake of the Charlie Kirk assassination, the murder of Iryna Zarutska, and repeated attacks on schools and churches.Corky French is a retired minister and founder of Community Outreach Ministries, a non-profit that ministers to the community in the Nashville area. His roles included assisting law enforcement as a chaplain, ministering to student athletes and working with local churches.

Ann Widdecombe is a former Conservative MP and Minister, Brexit party MEP and is now a spokesperson for Reform UK. She joins me to discuss the rise of Reform, the failures of the Labour Party and the struggles of the Conservative Party to stay relevant.

Do social media debates have to be so toxic? Is there a better way for us to share our opinions without getting into fights and arguments?Amir Shiekh is the founder of Ponderly, a new social and content media platform looking to be the solution to a polarized world.With a goal of being “undivisive,” he brought duality to all topics of discourse. Instead of engaging with only one perspective, Ponderly provides the pro and con positions to challenge and expand biases for each individual.

Is the world going to get better or worse before Christ returns? This is a terrible oversimplification, but if your theology leads you to option A, you might be a postmillenialist. In this show, Cody Lawrence and I discuss why the scripture leads him to be optimistic about the effect Christians can have in the world, and how his eschatological beliefs shape his political views.Cody Lawrence is the host of Spare No Arrows, a podcast about equipping believers to stand for Biblical Christianity in Babylon by applying all of Christ to all of life.

Who are the church fathers, why should we care about what they think, and what can we learn from studying their writings? This week I'm joined by Josh Hoffert to discuss all things Church history!Joshua Hoffert travels around the world releasing prophetic ministry and equipping people to move in the deep things of God. He is passionate about discovering the ancient ways of the early church fathers and mothers. He spends his time writing, speaking, and mentoring to equip people to experience God. Before relocating to eastern Canada, he served as the Director of Streams Ministries Canada and one of the longest-running Bethel DVD schools in Canada.

Paul Cox is a freelance illustrator and creator of RefToons, which exists to preserve the legacy of theologians of the past by producing humorous and thought-provoking comic strips that bring clarity to various biblical teachings through visual storytelling.

Father Ron Drummond is the rector of St. Stephen’s Anglican Church of Hurst, TX. Fr. Ron is a graduate of Nashotah House Theological Seminary and Illinois State University. His passion in ministry is Christ-centered, relevant teaching, and connecting people and their struggles to God and His answers.

In a world where politics and religion are becoming increasingly mixed, how should believers and church leaders respond to today's godless society? On this episode I'm joined in person AND in my homeland of Northern Ireland by Jamie Bambrick. Jamie Bambrick is the Editor-In-Chief or Clear Truth Media, and Associate Pastor of Hope Church Craigavon in Northern Ireland. His remake of the "He Gets Us" Super Bowl ad has been viewed hundreds of thousands of times online and been written about in numerous publications and websites.