The Well, welcome back to the podcast for Cultural Reformation.

My name is Nathaniel Wright, and I'm one of the hosts.

But we are on the ground here at ReformCon in Tucson, Arizona.

And I'm privileged to be able to have a conversation with

Nathan Anderson. Nathan Anderson is a filmmaker and a podcaster. You've done a couple of films.

Kiss the Sun is the one I'm most familiar with, but why don't you tell our audience who might not

know who you are what you're doing and what your ministry is and what you've been busy with?

Awesome. Yeah. My name's Nathan Anderson. I'm from Pichile Mucille, so live in South America,

served down there in our church and also have been doing some films over the last few years.

My first film was on earth as it is in heaven. So just a documentary talking about post-millennialism, mostly eschatology and the impact it has people's lives.

Also, I did another project called Teach All Nations, which is a five-part docu-series that was released on lure and now is in a number of other places kind of continuing

it down the same line as the as the first film and then last year I released a film called

honor the sun so so but the same same passage yeah we're getting everything you just took it

a little more literal yeah there you go yes the sun is a little more literal but um? Kiss the Sun is a little more literal.

But on the similar topic, but just kind of the engaging, the way Christians engage in terms of politics and a biblical worldview, basically.

So we're here at ReformCon and the theme here is out of the ashes.

And so we're kind of talking a little bit about how to rebuild Christendom out of the ashes of, you know, the kind of mess that culture's in right now, what secular humanism has wrought us.

And so one of the things that I've appreciated actually where you and I first got connected, because this is our first time meeting in the flesh, but we've kind of got connected talking online, you know, just kind of having maybe some similar concerns about those who want to see Christendom resurrected, maybe in the wrong ways with the wrong means. And so this conference is all about how do we rebuild Christendom out of the ashes

in the right ways. And one of the things that I've been, obviously, this is sort of your wheelhouse.

You've done several films on it. So one of the things that I find that's really, my favorite

thing about conferences isn't necessarily the talks. You can get those online, but it's actually

the fellowship and interacting with people. And one of the things that I find here is obviously,

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