In this episode of the 9941 Podcast, Granger Smith, Tyler, Parker and AntMan tackle a headline out of Wylie, Texas that sparked strong reactions across the Christian community.  When an Islamic group was allowed to set up a table in a public high school cafeteria, questions about faith, fear, public education and the role of Christianity in America quickly followed.

Rather than reacting with outrage, the guys slow the conversation down and ask a deeper question: How should Christians respond? Through a biblical lens, they explore whether religion belongs in public schools at all, how the Ten Commandments debate compares, and why fear often drives our first response. They also unpack key theological differences between Christianity and Islam, including the identity of Jesus, the cross, and salvation.

Most importantly, this episode centers on the gospel. What does it mean to remember that Christ forgave us first? How should that shape the way we view Muslims, atheists, Mormons, or anyone who believes differently? The conversation moves from cultural tension to personal responsibility, emphasizing family discipleship, equipping children at home, and living out faith without hypocrisy.

If you’ve wrestled with questions about religious freedom, public schools, or how Christians should engage a changing culture, this episode offers thoughtful, Scripture-centered discussion rooted in truth and love.

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