In this episode, Brent and Lindsay discuss the the year anniversary of the withdrawal of Afghanistan, Liz Cheney’s loss in the primary, and the investigation of the SBC. They also talk about the Jan. 6 committee and former Vice President Mike Pence’s potential testimony. Finally, they mention political violence and the Salman Rushdie attack.
ERLC Content
- Hannah Daniel and Cooper Shull with Remembering the plight of Afghans: One year after the fall of Kabul
- Jordan Wootten with Three takeaways from a recent survey of adoptive parents
- John Foubert with The importance of protecting your children from internet pornography
Culture
- Baptist Press: Investigation into the SBC
- Washington Post: Liz Cheney loses primary
- NBC News: Pence would consider testifying
- CNN: Salman Rushdie attack
Lunchroom
- Lindsay: Are you “quiet quitting”?, The Wall Street Journal
- Brent: Lebron James’ new deal
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F. Brent Leatherwood
F. Brent Leatherwood serves as the president for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission. Since September 2021, Brent served as the acting president of the ERLC, where he provided steady leadership for the organization’s staff and continued the mission of the ERLC during the interim period. Prior to serving as … Read More
Lindsay Nicolet
Lindsay Nicolet serves as the Editorial Director. She oversees the day-to-day management of our online content from the Nashville office. Lindsay completed her Master of Divinity at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. She is married to Justin and they have a daughter and a son. Read More by this Author