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Sep 23, 2026

Phil VischerHOST
0:44
So clearly we're in mourning something.
Phil VischerHOST
0:49
The Death of Evangelicalism.
Esau McCauleyPANELIST
0:51
Wow.
Phil VischerHOST
0:51
And Caitlin's in Brown.

18 MINS LATER

Phil VischerHOST
19:07
There's inherently a populism to that that you would never see in a more traditional top-down hierarchical society.
Phil VischerHOST
19:17
So the end of Bonnie's book uses the analogy of the Walmart.
Phil VischerHOST
19:23
Evangelicalism is like a Walmart and there's some crazies in there, but it doesn't mean Walmart is bad.
Phil VischerHOST
19:28
I think that's the wrong, because that implies that someone's in charge.
Michael CampHOST
0:53
I'm your host, Michael Camp, and today, uh, I'm excited because I have a very special author with us, uh, Rick Pidcock.
Michael CampHOST
1:01
Rick, Rick is the, uh, author of a forthcoming book called Weapons of Worship: How the Songs of Evangelicalism Form the Soundtrack of Extremism.
Michael CampHOST
1:13
Rick, welcome to the podcast.
Rick PidcockGUEST
1:16
Yeah, thanks for having me.

15 MINS LATER

Michael CampHOST
15:50
But you really got into it.
Michael CampHOST
15:51
You had a master's in, in worship production, et cetera.
Michael CampHOST
15:55
You know, what were the lessons that you've learned, uh, as a worship leader for 20 years in the Evangelical movement?
Rick PidcockGUEST
16:02
Yeah.
Stockwell DayHOST
25:03
You're gonna see more and more of that.
Stockwell DayHOST
25:06
Basically we started this message out talking about how things are getting so incredibly fractured nothing can get done.
Stockwell DayHOST
25:12
Uh, Christianity Today has an article out about how Anglicans, Catholics, and Evangelicals who don't always necessarily get along, uh, worked together to meet with MPs about some very dangerous legislation that was coming up modeled after Canada's legislation called MAID, which is medically assistance in dying, uh, where Canada leads the world in killing old people.
Stockwell DayHOST
25:35
We are way ahead.
Stockwell DayHOST
25:37
We are the world leaders in euthanizing old people, and, uh, we know that Canada spreads this garbage around the world.
Danielle KoenigHOST
51:13
And now
Kristine KimmelHOST
51:14
we're going to talk about growing up Evangelical with Matt Legrand.
Kristine KimmelHOST
51:19
Or Legrand.
Kristine KimmelHOST
51:20
We haven't decided yet.
Anthony SanchezGUEST
61:43
Now, I'm not a theologian, but I am an ordained minister.
Anthony SanchezGUEST
61:47
In 2024, I became an ordained minister, and I was raised, I was raised Catholic, and then charismatic Evangelical, then I departed from religion.
Anthony SanchezGUEST
61:57
But after my near-death and death experience, I decided to reintroduce myself to God.
Anthony SanchezGUEST
62:02
So then in 2024, I became an ordained minister.
Salomão Cunha LimaGUEST
16:06
So this is much more about my attitude and the way I understand things, the way I understand myself, and the way I deal with the whole world, that because of my sexuality, I am a gay guy.
Salomão Cunha LimaGUEST
16:22
And in many ways, especially in my story, In my history, actually, when I grew up in a Protestant, Evangelical, Pentecostal family, and in the northeast of Brazil, in a place where it was used to be super conservative, now it's more progressive, but when almost 40 years ago, it was super conservative.
Salomão Cunha LimaGUEST
16:49
And I don't know if you watched The Handmaid's Tale, the series.
Salomão Cunha LimaGUEST
16:54
But I felt like if I was living in such a place where I could not go to the movies because it was a scene, I could not, I could not even play soccer in Brazil, that soccer is a popular game.
Dennis MacDonaldGUEST
8:35
It's rather to create meditations about how one can imitate Jesus' spiritual life, not to change religion.
Dennis MacDonaldGUEST
8:49
But what you're talking about now with Messianic Christianity, Evangelical Christianity, is something very different.
Dennis MacDonaldGUEST
8:59
It's a retrospect to a Mosaic Torah, and ancient Judaism to place Christian believers, admirers of Jesus, into that environment.
Dennis MacDonaldGUEST
9:18
And I can guarantee you that their information, both about Judaism and about Jesus, come from the Bible.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
53:15
For instance, the names used to denote the two political parties in Spain, Cerveles and Libertates, are obviously chosen by the latter.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
53:25
The name Protestants is chosen by themselves and also the name Evangelicals, but the Catholics call them heretics.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
53:34
Similarly, in regard to the names of things which admit of a more exact and definite meaning, for example, if your opponent proposes an alteration, you can call it an innovation, as this is an invidious word.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
53:50
If you yourself make the proposal, it will be the converse.
Jack ViolentlyHOST
4:32
Why are you putting us through this again? You know, it involves two of my favorite things, putting out content and causing my friends misery.
Jack ViolentlyHOST
4:41
I was just about to say, for those of you out there listening, if you haven't heard our first episode on Warhammer 40K or Evangelical, here's how it's going to go down.
Jack ViolentlyHOST
4:54
So we're going to do this episode kind of like a game show theme.
Jack ViolentlyHOST
4:57
And what I'm going to do is I'm going to be reading quotes specifically from a good friend of ours on Reddit.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
6:56
Well, Bonnie Christian is a person who has spent a lot of time in evangelicalism like me, and she feels like it's getting a bad rap.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
7:05
Bonnie Christian is a journalist who currently serves as deputy editor of Christianity Today.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
7:10
She's the author of three books, most recently, and I think it just dropped this week, In Defense of Evangelicalism, A Response to Its Cultured Despisers.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
7:19
Bonnie, I'm so glad you're here.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
7:20
Welcome back.

12 MINS LATER

Bonnie KristianGUEST
19:02
But that's also not why evangelical communities exist and what people are experiencing week to week, day to day in their lives in these spaces.
Bonnie KristianGUEST
19:11
Right.
Kathy EmmonsHOST
19:12
Bonnie Christian's new book is called In Defense of Evangelicalism, a response to its cultured despisers.

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