Christian nationalism has taken over large swaths of the United States, but is this movement really Christian?

And is it possible to engage with a Christian nationalist in a disarming way that doesn't end up in a fight?

Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church.

I'm Julie Roy's. And joining me today is Caleb Campbell, a one-time skinhead who became a Christian.

And for the last 18 years, Caleb has been pastoring a church in Phoenix, Arizona, a hotbed of Christian nationalist fervor.

On this podcast, you'll hear how Christian nationalism divided Caleb's church and left him so wounded he had to take a sabbatical.

But you'll also hear how God used this experience to soften Caleb's heart and to motivate him to learn more about this movement

and how to reach those ensnared by it.

And if you've struggled to know what to think about Christian nationalism or how to engage

with your Christian nationalist friends and family, you're really going to benefit from this

podcast.

I'll get to my interview with Caleb in just a moment, but first, I'd like to thank the sponsors

of this podcast, the Restore Conference, and Mark Horda Barrington.

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