On Election Day, Brad Onishi and Matthew D. Taylor walk through what they’re watching on voting day and in the weeks after. The focus is religion, politics, and the echoes of January 6th, including how an electoral loss could be framed as illegitimate before results are even certified. What they cover: DOJ election monitors. The DOJ has reportedly sent about 1,000 monitors to counties with large Black and Democratic populations, including Shelby County (Memphis) and Prince William, Fairfax, an

This week we look at the idea of Christian ethnostates and how evangelicals view Trillionaires and their wealth...its a mixed bag. Dale Partridge and the White Christian Nationalist Monarchy: https://www.peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch/dale-partridge-advocates-balkanization-america-create-white-christian-nationalist Love thy Trillionaires: https://www.christianitytoday.com/2026/07/love-thy-trillionaires/ Warn thy Trillionaires: https://www.christianitytoday.com/2026/07/warn-thy-trillionaires/ We

Palantir’s AI is helping decide who gets targeted in Gaza, and the same technology is already in use by US police and ICE. This week, Brad Onishi talks with Jacob Sprang, a humanitarian worker who spent about 18 months in Gaza and the occupied West Bank. He also worked in Sudan and Ukraine, and he sat on the executive committee of the INGO Forum and the Humanitarian Country Team. Chapters (approximate) 00:00 Intro: Palantir, Lavender, and the Israeli military 04:00 Spring’s background in huma

This week we tackle the myths and narratives that feed the male loneliness epidemic and see if its actually real and what we can do about it. We now have a Discord now for our Patrons! You can join here: Patreon.com/gohomebible Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The midterms are Tuesday. Brad Onishi and Dan Miller give their read on what could happen, then cover the plans being set up for the weeks after. In this episode: 1. The midterm outlook. Where Brad and Dan think things stand, why Trump’s switch to “tele-rallies” may signal worry inside the GOP, and why Brad says the only thing that matters now is getting people to vote. 2. The “non-citizens voted” campaign. Nearly 600 high-profile right-wing accounts, podcasts, and outlets have published more

The affirmation that God is eternal, that God exists outside of time and is unaffected by it, has been central to orthodox Christian teaching for centuries. But it brings other questions with it. How can God act in the world, as Christians also teach? How can we possibly avoid the logic of determinism that follows from the claim that God knows all future events, decisions, and actions? What answers have Christians offered in response to these questions? Are they convincing? What if they are not?