Seth Jewell left a career as an attorney to oversee church operations as an executive pastor. But even as he declares the Bible today, his defense of the Constitution has not ceased... especially since our governing document only works if we uphold the King's Law.

Not a lot to report for this month; still trying to figure out how to fix the nation.Featuring mentions of G.K. Chesterton, Voddie Baucham, and Cattle Call alum Jason Ellis (No. 24)

Are "we so back?" or is "it so over?" after a nearly-two-year wait?

In this next part of the interview with Shelley and Rachel of Life Choices Memphis, we dive into more personal stories as well as what the ministry needs right now. (PART 2/2)

Life Choices Memphis staff members Shelley Sumner (CEO) and Rachel Davis (Director of Community Relations) sit down and talk thru how the organization helps pregnant women overcome the pressure of abortion and provides literal life-saving and eternity-changing care to future mothers, fathers, and babies. (PART 1/2)

Former church-planter and current apologetics teacher Jason Ellis covers critical theory, identity politics, and why the slippery slope only grows steeper.

I know it sounds crazy to tell the most successful team ever that we can learn from football's newest dynasty, but seeing how the Apostle Paul described sports sure explains why the Kansas City Chiefs keep winning.

"The wicked flee though no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion." Proverbs 28:1 (NIV)Law enforcement is tough. Doing law enforcement in Memphis, especially right now, is tougher. On the first interview in over 1.5 years, Tony covers Tik Tok, fentanyl, and some policing stories in his almost four years as an officer. To all of our military and first responders out there, thank you!

Why was Christ born on earth? What is the greatest ever Christmas song?And also, am I actually back this time? All of those are answered in this episode!

As time has gone on and things have changed, I have decided to rebrand the podcast. There will still be interviews, there will still be monologues, but there will also be way more personal takes on key issues. Theology, politics, firearms, fitness, who knows what else. Cattle Call Podcasting just became Christian Conservative Podcasting. Let's ride!