
ICE, the Fed, and How Power Bends the Truth
About this episode
New footage and reporting about the Minneapolis ICE shooting of Renée Good have complicated the story. Esau, Mike and Taelor Gray revisit the incident one week later and ask how political power shapes the narratives we're given, and what it means for Christians to tell the truth when the truth is inconvenient. Then, they turn to the surprising posthumous "ordination" of DMX and consider what it reveals about the nature of pastoral ministry, proximity, and presence in an age obsessed with platforms.
0:00 - Theme Song
2:25 - Wall Street Journal Complains About Sushi for Kids
8:15 - Renee Good and the ICE Stop
21:00 - Sponsor - Glorify - Get full access all year for $29.00 at https://www.glorify-app.com/Esau
22:19 - DMX Ordained After His Death?
43:44 - End Credits
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