Just spread grace, speak truth, we start.

This is the kingdom.

You're listening to the end campaign's church politics podcast where you can get in-depth political analysis from a biblical worldview.

We're not trying to be progressive or conservative.

We're trying to be faithful Christian in the public square.

This is the kingdom. The kingdom. Yes, it is. Got to spread the word. Tell the world.

With your no good, Ann Camp, you're listening to the Ann Campaign's Church Politics

podcast with Justin Gibney and the Windy City Representative, the baddest brother above the Mason Dixon line, the right Reverend Christopher Butler.

Now, I want to make sure, Chris, that we start this episode off right.

I want to start it off by giving credit where credit is due. College football is

over. College football has a champion, and I want to give a shout out to the champion. So let's give a

shout out to the Bulldogs. Let's give a shout out to Coach Buddy Pugh and South Carolina State,

who are the champions of college football. Those are the only

bulldogs that will be acknowledged by me as champions. And as I was explaining to my dear

friend Benjamin Watson earlier, I can say that and I can act this way with a clear conscience. The reason that I can

act this way with a clear conscience is because of my sports tribalism theorem. Now, I know that the

Bible says rejoice with those who are rejoicing, but because of the sports

tribalism theorem, I believe there's an exception when it comes to sports, that I'm able to be

tribalistic in a way when it comes to sports, that I can't be when it comes to religion or when it

comes to culture or when it comes to politics or other social aspects of of life.

And so I will give my shout out to Coach Buddy Pugh. I will give my shout out to the

Bulldogs of South Carolina State for the great, just the great season that they put together.

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