Welcome to the Eric Metaxis show with your host, Eric Mettaxas.

We're going to play for you a really fascinating conversation that I had about a week ago at the NRB in Dallas.

It was about critical race theory and social justice and biblical justice, and it was extremely informative.

A lot of people praised it, and I said, we've got to put it on the program.

So it's a panel I did with Vody Balcom Jr. and Charlie Kirk and the moderator, Owen Strawn. Here it is. Thank you all for

being here. My name is Owen Strand. I have a new book coming out with Salem called Christianity

and Wokeness, and I'll be signing a few of those after the panel. I'm a provost and professor of theology at Grace

Bible Theological Seminary in Conway, Arkansas. So that's what I do to pay the bills on a daily

basis and longtime supporter of Salem. So thankful for Ed Atzinger and Stu Epperson, Rich Riddle,

and so many others who have done heroic work in the public

square and beyond to strengthen so many. So it's a joy to be the host and moderator of this

panel. I have quite a task ahead of me because the three gentlemen joining me are all very

gifted and will have much to say on the subject of biblical justice and social justice.

The first person I'd like to welcome is Voddy Baccombe. Voddy Baccombe is the dean, yes. Thank you.

He is the dean of theology at African Christian University in Zambia.

And a prolific author just published the book, Fault Lines with Salem Books, a bestseller.

And man, such an important voice.

So thank you for being here on the panel.

My pleasure.

All right.

Next up, we have Charlie Kirk.

Join me in welcoming Charlie Kirk to the stage.

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