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Austin Channing Brown

Austin Channing Brown returns to the show to talk Black forgiveness, justice, Baltimore, Charleston, Dr. James Cone, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, the Why Christian conference, mourning, and White Supremacy while Luke tries to convince Austin that he's not a white supremest.

Josh Cobia: What Caitlyn Jenner taught me about Jesus

Josh Cobia, author of the viral blog post ""  joins the show to discuss planting a church with the reality television stars as the first members, youth ministry at the Kardashian's home, sharing the table with the LGBTQ community, the one thing he would say to his friend Caitlyn Jenner.

For more about this month's sponsor, The Abilene Christian University Graduate School of Theology, click here.

Josh Ross and Jonathan Storment: Bringing Heaven to Earth

Josh Ross and Jonathan Storment return to the show to discuss what book kept Jonathan in Church, N.T. Wright’s Surprised by Hope brought to life in Memphis and Abilene, a better story than Rapture theology, living from Resurrection, Imagination, Resurrection being Good News even for those who don’t believe and their new book Bringing Heaven to Earth.

If you want to win a copy of this book, post a pic of where Heaven is breaking in amongst your city, your church, your school or your life and post it on Twitter with the Hashtag #BringHeaven and we will select two of them to receive a free copy of this book.

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Jarrod McKenna: Sorry Texas

Jarrod McKenna, activist and pastor from Perth, Australia joins the show to discuss the First Home Project, why he keeps getting arrested, Fair Go, his experience in Nashville at Lipscomb University, 9/11, the importance of Prayer and why he will never be invited to Texas.

Frank Schaeffer: Why I am an Atheist Who Believes in God

Author Frank Schaeffer joins the show to discuss growing up as Evangelical royalty, embracing paradox, choosing empathy over theology, asking "What is beautiful?" How religion hurts people, yet he's still at church every Sunday and Why I am an Atheist Who Believes in God.

Chris Herren: Basketball Junkie

Former NBA player Chris Herren and author of Basketball Junkie joins the show to discuss his addiction, self-esteem, forgiveness, redemption and Project Purple.