The Laymens Lounge

Don't fear the future, but don't ignore it either. C. R. Wiley joins me to discuss the slippery slope of AI, transhumanism, and how Christians can exercise wisdom as we enter the age of artificial intelligence.

Since the 1930s, revisionist "historians" have portrayed George Washington as a deist at worst and a "lukewarm Episcopalian" at best. In this conversation, Dr. Peter Lillback (President Emeritus of Westminster Seminary) examines the historical evidence, challenges that narrative, and argues that America's first president was an orthodox, Trinitarian Christian. Dr. Lillback's landmark work, George Washington's Sacred Fire, has now been released in a newly abridged edition, Sacred Fire: George Washington's Faith (P&R Publishing), containing a mountain of original sources and silver bullets that the zeitgeist has long loved turning its blind eyes to.

Today we sit down with J. Chase Davis, author of "Offensive Christianity: Restoring the Strength of Men in a Feminized Age” to talk about soft Christianity, strong men, and why the two don’t mix.

Everyone loves sola Scriptura - until it comes to head coverings. As we celebrate Luther’s call to go ad fontes, maybe it’s time we stop editing the Bible with our feelings and the good old get of jail "it's cultural" card. Join us as we talk with Dale Partridge, author of A Cover for Glory: A Biblical Defense for Headcoverings, about why head coverings aren’t optional, it's not your hair, and it's not “just cultural.”

As we celebrate Reformation month, Luke Kjolhaug joins us to unpack Luther’s life-giving insight that we are simul justus et peccator — both saint and sinner. We discuss how this truth frees us from despair and lets us rest in the finished work of Christ.