Jerry Johnson Live - Timothy Tutt and the Respect Our Faith Campaign

Reverend Timothy Tutt of the "Respect Our Faith" campaign urges pastors not to talk about partisan politics.

Jerry Johnson Live - Supreme Court Challenges Bush, interview with Mark Smith, Dan Panetti

Penna Dexter (guest host) and Denny Burk (cohost) interview Mark Smith and discuss the Supreme Court ruling that curtails the President’s power. Also, an interview with Dan Panetti on creating culture warriors.

Jerry Johnson Live - Rev. Dwight McKissick on Al Sharpton's Protest

Penna Dexter (host) and Denny Burk (co-host) interview Rev. Dwight McKissick. Hundreds of black ministers and activists are in Dallas this week to discuss refocusing the political efforts of black churches back on fighting social injustice instead of the "Christian right's" battle against abortion and homosexual "marriage." Rev. McKissick comments on these developments.

Jerry Johnson Live - Rev. David Rosenberry, Leaving the Episcopal Church

Penna Dexter (host) and Denny Burk (co-host) interview Rev. David Rosenberry, pastor of Christ Church Episcopal in Plano, Texas. Christ Church is one of the largest Episcopal congregations in the United States and has announced that it will leave the denomination over what it sees as the Episcopal Church's leftward drift.

Jerry Johnson Live - Southern Baptists and Calvinism

Denny Burk discusses a debate over Calvinism at the Southern Baptist Convention between Dr. Albert Mohler (for) and Dr. Paige Patterson (against).

Jerry Johnson Live - Interview with Frank Page

Dr. Jerry Johnson interviews Dr. Frank Page at the Southern Baptist Convention. This interview takes place before his election to the presidency of the SBC. In this interview, Dr. Page expresses his admiration for famed Southern Baptist ethicist, T. B. Maston.

Jerry Johnson Live - Should Doctrine Divide?

Denny Burk interviews Brad Dacus, president of the Pacific Justice Institute. Then he discusses with Dr. Mark Overstreet the question whether doctrine should divide Christians.