Stuck in the Middle with You

Episode 43: In conversation with a transgender man

In this episode, Mark and Ben talk with Liam Gent about the intersection of transgender identity and faith. Gent is the co-author and subject of the recent BNG piece, "A trans man and his Baptist pastor reflect on a decade of friendship. [https://baptistnews.com/article/a-trans-man-and-his-baptist-pastor-reflect-on-a-decade-of-friendship/]" Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com [http://baptistnews.com/].

Episode 42: Rededicate 250: Tearing down the wall of church-state separation?

In this episode, Mark and Ben discuss the upcoming 9-hour, White House-hosted prayer event, "Rededicate 250," and whether or not the speaker lineup promotes religious favoritism by the government. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com [http://baptistnews.com/].

Episode 41: Why Is Al Mohler Still Talking About Women in Ministry?

In this episode, Mark and Ben discuss the SBC's stance on women in ministry and why Al Mohler won't let the issue rest. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com [http://baptistnews.com/].

Episode 40: The Judgment of Paul Pressler

In this episode, Mark and Ben are joined by journalist Robert Downen to discuss his exclusive article in Texas Monthly on the sexual abuse allegations made against disgraced Southern Baptist icon Paul Pressler. Ben shares his own experiences with Pressler, and Mark tells the story of breaking the news about Pressler’s death. Read Downen’s article in Texas Monthly here [https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/quiet-collapse-southern-baptist-convention/]. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com [http://baptistnews.com/].

Episode 39: More bungling on the Brazos: Baylor, TPUSA, and Prism

In this episode, Mark and Ben discuss Baylor's clumsy handling of a TPUSA event, the university's ongoing struggles with public relations as a religious Research 1 institution, and the laudable work of the Baylor Lariat staff and mysterious NoZe Brothers. Support Baptist News Global by visiting BaptistNews.com [http://baptistnews.com].