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the conference in March. Welcome back to another episode of Theology Applied. I am your host,

Pastor Joel Webin, with Wright Response Ministries.

Now, in this episode, I'm very privileged to welcome for the first time to our show, Pastor Jeff

Wright. The title of this episode is this, Christians are moving to red states, whether we like it or not.

Now, the conversation that Jeff and I have is about Christians moving to more

conservative rule areas and what God might be up to with his wise providence. Let's go ahead and

tune in now. Applying God's work to every aspect of life. This is theologyology of Life. All right, so I'm here with Jeff Wright.

We're going to be talking today about biblical patriarchy.

We're going to be talking about basically mid-eva, not really liking anything that's to their right. We're going to talk about a little bit

about my book, Fight by Flight, because Jeff, you're in Tennessee, you're in a red, deep red area,

rural kind of context, and you've got some Christians coming from progressive, godless places,

and you're their pastor now. They're coming to your church,

and so you're dealing with that transition, people who have left a place, trying to start a new

life, a place where they can maybe afford to own a home and not put their kids in public school

and all that kind of stuff. And you've seen the controversy that, you know, whether it's

Red State, Blue State or Christian nationalism, or

biblical patriarchy, and I think we'll probably get into all of that. Any of those takes,

it seems like one of the common denominators is you're just, you're talking to normal people,

and normal Christians in the pew don't have a lot of advocates these days, it seems like. And

when anybody tries to stand up for them

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