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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2026 · 47 MIN

Guarding the Gospel, Protecting the vulnerable"

from Priority Talk · host Greg Davis

This hour of Priority Talk, Greg Davis and Tom Littleton examine two stories that raise important questions about biblical faithfulness, church leadership, and the responsibility of Christians to stand for truth.The conversation begins with the continued theological decline of the Presbyterian Church (USA), including debates over sexuality, feminism in the pulpit, liberation theology, and abortion advocacy. Greg and Tom discuss how these movements have reshaped mainline denominations, why they believe Scripture must remain the church's final authority, and the dangers of allowing cultural ideologies to redefine the gospel.In the second half of this hour, they address the troubling allegations surrounding a South Carolina church that allowed a convicted sex offender to volunteer on its campus. They explore the balance between grace and accountability, the church's duty to protect children, and practical lessons every church and Christian school should consider to safeguard the vulnerable.This episode is a candid discussion about biblical discernment, faithful leadership, and the importance of protecting both the integrity of the church and those entrusted to its care.

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