What happens when Christians start confusing the power of Caesar with the mission of Christ? In this episode of The Righteousness and Justice Podcast, I respond to recent comments from Paula White, Pete Hegseth, and Zach Lahn that raise serious questions about Christian nationalism, the mission of the Church, and the misuse of Scripture.

hite Christian Nationalism often claims the language, symbols, and identity of Christianity—but what kind of fruit does it actually produce? In this episode of the Righteousness and Justice Podcast, Trey examines recent examples involving Patriot Front, Jake Lang, and Pastor Lorenzo Sewell to explore how racism, antisemitism, anti-Muslim bigotry, fear, cultural domination, and replacement narratives continue to surface alongside Christian imagery and rhetoric. Using Jesus’ teaching that a tree is known by its fruit, along with Galatians 5 and Matthew 5, this episode asks a simple but necessary question: Does the fruit of Christian Nationalism actually look like Christ?

Christian Nationalism continues to be a major threat to democracy and the witness of the American Church. This episode of The Righteousness and Justice Podcast examines the tactics Christian Nationalist attempt to use to make Christian Nationalism the norm and why we must pushback against it. Subscribe for weekly Bible commentary breakdowns, and let us know in the comments: what does heart-centered worship look like to you?

Was the Rededicate 250 even this past weekend indicative on a national revival or was it an empty show of religiosity? In this episode, Trey examines the performance and politically fueled nature of the Rededicate 250 and why Christians should be fooled by fake revival theater.

Did the Supreme Court just make it harder to prove voter discrimination? In this episode of the Righteousness and Justice Podcast, Trey breaks down the recent Supreme Court decision that weakens Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965—and explains why this moment is bigger than politics… it’s about justice, power, and the Gospel. If you’ve ever wondered how your faith connects to real-world issues like voting rights, gerrymandering, and systemic injustice—this episode is for you. Because the truth is: God cares about justice. And so should we

In this episode, I discuss what the recent words of Christian Nationalists Erika Kirk, Dale Partridge and William Wolfe reveal about their true intentions, what it means for the country and what it means for the church.

Welcome to the Righteousness and Justice podcast, a platform dedicated to encouraging Christians to critically analyze societal issues from a "christian perspective". This "gospel podcast" emphasizes how "faith-based discussions" can lead to a deeper understanding of truth and how the gospel confronts the world. Through engaging "preaching" and insightful dialogue, we aim to inspire listeners to pursue "social justice" and walk in mercy.

In this episode, we pay tribute to legend in the fight for justice, Jesse Jackson. Jesse Jackson was a student of Dr. Martin Luther King jr., a prodigy of the Civil Rights Movement and a carrier of the torch for freedom. His work helped build the foundations for modern social justice movements. His work showed the connection between the teachings of Jesus Christ and the pursuit of justice for all of society.