Josiah deftly argues the moral intricacies of Christian political involvement, but can someone tell him that ‘vicious ignorant dishonest means’ doesn’t exactly sound like a campaign slogan?

He's like a theologian at a potluck, always pushing for a thoughtful discussion on unity—just without the casserole. Because who even brings casseroles to these discussions?

This is where he shines brighter than a Christmas tree in a blackout, with references to everything from Cast Away to Star Trek. He makes theological discourse feel like a Netflix binge!

Josiah knows the art of humor is a double-edged sword. He uses it like a ninja to cut through heavy topics while keeping it light. It’s a remarkable talent, one that leaves us questioning our own seriousness.