This episode of the Right Response Ministries podcast begins with Galatians 5:15 and addresses the recurring Protestant tendency toward splintering, both doctrinally and over public cultural issues. The hosts discuss how division plays out between traditions (while noting a small number of major Protestant traditions), how social controversies like COVID, BLM, and social justice intensified infighting, and why online discourse magnifies conflict by centering a small set of disagreements. They compare this to Catholic divisions, arguing Catholics often remain institutionally together despite sharp political differences. The conversation emphasizes theological triage, humility, private reconciliation when conflict becomes sinful, and recognizing other Christians as real people in local church life. They also note that friendships and influences naturally change over time and encourage men not to be discouraged but to build faithful local relationships.






