On The Rocks Micah Hershberger

What does it mean to be anti-racist or "woke"?  How does being "woke" affect the theology of pastors and congregations who buy into it?  Garrett Ashley Mullet and Micah Hershberger tackle this topic on today's podcast.  They discuss Voddie Baucham's groundbreaking new book "Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe" and how it affects you.  

And they discuss how being "woke" has affected popular Christian pastors and authors like Paul David Tripp, Russell Moore, John Piper, and Tim Keller.  Should we read books written by "woke" authors?  Should we be more discerning as to which books we're recommending to others if the author is known to take a favorable stance towards Social Justice initiatives?  Is being "woke" the way to go?

Between school shutdowns and an increasingly radical Progressive agenda in our public schools, many parents have turned to the homeschool option.  On The Rocks Blog's own Garrett Ashley Mullet published his first book, "And This Is Why We Homeschool", in January of this year.  On today's podcast, we review his book and discuss why Garrett and his wife, Lauren, homeschool their seven children and why you should strongly consider homeschooling your children too. 

Privacy policies and laws protect our online privacy and data security, but just how trustworthy are the government and the corporations providing us these interconnected platforms?  Award-winning web technologies services provider, Marshall Mullet, joins Micah Hershberger to talk about the role of trust in our society and how you can maintain privacy and keep your data safe.

We live in an interconnected world.  Just how secure is your personal data on your smartphone?  Or when you text?  Or when your kids post to Twitter and Facebook?  Marshall Mullet joins Micah Hershberger and Garrett Ashley Mullet again to break down the three major security threats to your private online data that everyone should know about.

Is "Big Tech" too big?  Are the Big Five - Facebook, Google, Amazon, Apple, and Twitter - publishers or public forums?  And should we be concerned about the recent attempts to rule Conservative thought "extremist" and censor it?  Marshall Mullet joins Micah Hershberger and Garrett Ashley Mullet to weigh-in on these and other important questions surrounding the power of Big Tech platforms. 

Marshall Mullet joins the podcast as he and Garrett Ashley Mullet take opposing sides over the question of election fraud.  You won't want to miss this excellent example of how to debate an issue with civility and respect.