hite Christian Nationalism often claims the language, symbols, and identity of Christianity—but what kind of fruit does it actually produce? In this episode of the Righteousness and Justice Podcast, Trey examines recent examples involving Patriot Front, Jake Lang, and Pastor Lorenzo Sewell to explore how racism, antisemitism, anti-Muslim bigotry, fear, cultural domination, and replacement narratives continue to surface alongside Christian imagery and rhetoric. Using Jesus’ teaching that a tree is known by its fruit, along with Galatians 5 and Matthew 5, this episode asks a simple but necessary question: Does the fruit of Christian Nationalism actually look like Christ?