Culture, Faith and Politics with Pat Kahnke

Christian nationalism did not begin with Donald Trump. It began with Constantine — and Dr. Matthew Taylor explains why the "Christian" empire project Doug Wilson and his allies call "Christendom 2.0" collapses the moment it actually gets power. This conversation separates Christian nationalism from the ideology underneath it: Christian supremacy.

If you were raised to believe that criticizing this movement is disloyalty to Jesus, this one is for you. Matthew Taylor shows what the early church actually looked like before it got an emperor — and why that matters now.

Donald Trump has killed the pro-life movement. In Minnesota, MCCL is recommending that pro-life evangelical Christians vote for Michele Tafoya, a pro-choice Republican. For MAGA and Christian nationalism, it was never REALLY about the babies. It was about power.

They tried to troll Abdul El-Sayed... and it failed. A man named Tommy tried to get the candidate for U.S. Senate at a recent town hall. But the attempt failed as El-Sayed gave a masterclass in answering tough questions from your political opponents. But there was more to the story as it was revealed that the man asking the question has a political past deeply connected to Christian Nationalists Sean Feucht and Senator Josh Hawley. Pat Kahnke and Ken Napzok discuss all this and more on Culture, Faith, and Politics live!

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear sits down with former pastor Pat Kahnke for an interview on faith and politics. In this conversation about his new book Go and Do Likewise: How We Heal a Broken Country, Beshear talks openly about why Democrats ceded faith language, what he means by bumper sticker faith, and why he says "judge not, period."

What does the Bible actually say about abortion? We examine James Talarico, CBN, Exodus 21 miscarriage law, Psalm 139, and other Bible verses to test Christian pro-life theology. James Talarico said the Bible is silent on abortion — CBN called it a lie. Who is telling the truth? 

In this episode, former 20-year evangelical pastor and pro-life activist Pat Kahnke discusses what he did years ago: he tried to build a bullet-proof biblical case that abortion is murder — and found he couldn't do it.