All right, ladies and gentlemen, anyone that knows me knows that I talk just a little bit about

masculinity and specifically biblical masculinity. It's the idea that we have an obligation to God,

we have an obligation to family, and yes, we also have an obligation to country. But there are

a lot of pastors out there that think that if you're a pastor, really if you're just a Christian,

you really shouldn't be concerning yourself with the political or the call. You just need to focus in like your little realm,

you know, and just leave all the other stuff out there and definitely leave it out of the church.

And when I met Pastor Josh McPherson, one of the things that struck me that was very different

about him

is he doesn't surrender on the gospel on anything. He doesn't surrender on scriptural integrity on

anything. And yet, here's a guy that believes in evangelism, believes that your relationship with

Christ is absolutely paramount, also believes that should be involved in the political, so much so

that he is hosting an event called FreedomCon, the rise of the statesman. Pastor Josh McPherson,

tell us a little bit about why you're such a rabid Christian nationalist, you know, trying to bring

politics into the church.

I mean, that's clearly the only explanation for this is that you want a theocracy

where Pastor Josh McPherson will preside as dictatorial priest of the new American.

Or is it something else?

You got me.

You got me. You got me.

Now, thanks for having me on, Nick.

I really appreciate it.

I love you.

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