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The episode discusses recent developments in faith and culture, focusing on the Southern Baptist Convention's vote on women in ministry and Texas' Bible initiatives in public schools.

This week we're taking a look back to dive into two of the biggest faith and culture stories making headlines while we were on hiatus. First, we turn to the Southern Baptist Convention's recent vote regarding women in ministry. Why did they need to make a new vote when... nothing seemed to change and why we disagree with their theology on this one? Then we unpack Texas' new Bible initiatives in public schools. What was actually passed? Will students be studying the Bible, reading Bible stories, or taking religion classes? We'll separate the headlines from the facts and discuss why Christians and non-Christians alike have strong opinions about these changes. Join us as we seek to think biblically, engage graciously, and look beyond the headlines to understand what these developments mean for the Church and our culture.

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