All right, welcome to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host, Pastor Joel Webben with

Right Response Ministries. And in this episode, I was privileged to welcome to the show's Dr. Stephen Wolfe.

He is the author of The Case for Christian Nationalism. And we're talking about multiculturalism and that it is bad.

Diversity in terms of culture is not our strength.

And so we're talking about multiculturalism, particularly here in America, the negative

effects that we have suffered as a nation because of it, especially over the last 60 years,

and what to do about it.

And then answering some of the big questions of, okay, well, if we're

going to have a monoculture, then doesn't that mean that you are racist? And the answer is no.

And we'll flesh that out and show you how we can have unity. Diversity is not our strength.

Unity is our strength. And yet how we can be welcoming and hospitable to different ethnicities

and all these things that we find in scripture. That's the episode. And Dr. Stephen Wolf,

you've probably heard all the scary, you know, he's the boogeyman hiding under your bed.

Try to lower your shields for a moment. Use discernment. You may disagree, but give him a chance.

He's got some really good things to say, and I'd like you to hear it for yourself. So tune in now.

Applying God's Word to every aspect of life. This is Theology Applied.

All right, welcome back to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host, Pastor Joel Webbin with Right Response Ministries.

And in this episode, I'm privileged to welcome to the show, Stephen Wolfe, Dr. Stephen Wolfe.

He's not a pastor. Praise God, we need pastors, but we don't need everyone to be a pastor.

So he's doing what God's called him to do.

He is also the author. You probably recognize his name. He's the author of The Case for Christian Nationalism.

And Stephen and I just recently were able to have the privilege of speaking at the New Christodom Conference with the Ogden Boys.

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