Welcome to episode 461. This week, the Southern Baptist are meeting in Nashville where, according to the mainstream media,

the entire fate of Evangelicalism will be decided. Are they right?

Plus, relevant magazine wonders if Phil's mom gave him good advice about Veggie Tales,

or was she just playing some weird three-dimensional theological chess game to mess with her son's head?

Then, Caitlin Chess interviews Taylor Schumann about her new book, When Thoughts and Prayers Aren't Enough.

About the sign of gun violence, most of us forget, the survivors.

All of that plus the story that gave every preacher instantly their sermon illustration for the week

when a lobster diver got swallowed by a whale.

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