
Abortion remains one of the most debated issues in our culture—but why? In this episode, we move beyond political slogans and emotional talking points to explore the deeper worldview behind the debate. Why does abortion...


What if your convictions are sincere, well-reasoned, and passionately held… but still misaligned with truth? Calibration is a podcast for Christians who want Scripture to form their thinking—not merely justify it—and who are willing to be recalibrated in the process.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat if your convictions are sincere, well-reasoned, and passionately held… but still misaligned with truth? Calibration is a podcast for Christians who want Scripture to form their thinking, not merely justify it, and who are willing to be recalibrated in the process.
The Calibration Podcast is hosted by Clay Cartwright. The show has published 17 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 17: A Deeper Look at Culture and Abortion" (20 July 2026, 36 minutes), "Episode 16: Should I Say Something?" (17 June 2026, 28 minutes), and "Ep. 15: Let's Talk About Diversity" (22 May 2026, 25 minutes).
The Calibration Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 17 episodes.
Booking probability for The Calibration Podcast is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Calibration Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Calibration Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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Clay Cartwright hosts The Calibration Podcast, a religion podcast with 17 episodes published.
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Abortion remains one of the most debated issues in our culture—but why? In this episode, we move beyond political slogans and emotional talking points to explore the deeper worldview behind the debate. Why does abortion...

Episode #16
When should we speak up, and when should we let something go? In this episode, we look at the difference between loving correction and needless criticism, why silence is not always kindness, and four questions that can...

Episode #15
In this episode of The Calibration Podcast , we take a careful look at one of the most loaded words in modern culture: diversity. At its most basic level, diversity simply means the presence of differences within a...

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What does it actually mean to be holy? In this episode, Clay wrestles with the biblical call to be “set apart” — not through religious branding, moral superiority, or louder opinions, but through visible Christlikeness...

Episode #13
AI is moving fast. It can write, create images, summarize information, imitate human conversation, and make us wonder whether the robots are already warming up in the bullpen. So should we be afraid? In this episode of...

Episode #12
What is the purpose of the church? It sounds like a simple question. But it gets complicated fast. Is the church the people of God? A building? An organization? And if those definitions blur together, have we...

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Immigration is one of the loudest—and most divided—conversations we’re having right now. In this episode, we step back from the noise and ask a better question: what does Scripture actually say? Not the headlines. Not...

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It’s never been easier to say exactly what’s on your mind. And it’s never been more common to say it poorly. In this episode, we step back from the headlines and take a hard look at something more foundational: the way...

The phrase Christian Nationalism has become one of the most controversial and misunderstood terms in American public life. Critics warn it threatens democracy and religious freedom. Supporters argue Christianity has...

Episode #8
War dominates the headlines. Nations are mobilizing, leaders are arguing, and everyone seems to have an opinion. But what does the Bible actually say about war? In this episode of the Calibration Podcast, Clay takes a...

Episode #7
When Jesus said, “Do not judge,” what did He actually mean? Was He forbidding all moral evaluation — or warning us about something deeper? In this episode, we unpack Matthew 7 and other key passages to distinguish...

Episode #6
Should Christians support Donald Trump? That question has divided believers into camps — some insisting his character disqualifies him, others treating him as uniquely ordained for this cultural moment. But maybe the...

Episode #5
Should Christians be political? Some say believers should stay out of it. Others argue that stepping back is a failure of responsibility. So what does Scripture actually say? In this episode, we examine the biblical...

Episode #4
Love is the word everyone agrees on—but few agree on what it actually means. In this episode of The Calibration Podcast , we examine how Scripture defines love, why love is not the same as permission, and how Jesus...

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Freedom is one of our most cherished ideas—but what do we actually mean by it? In this episode, Clay explores how Scripture defines freedom and why biblical freedom is very different from the modern idea of “do whatever...

Episode #2
Most Christians want to follow Jesus—but many of us feel disoriented when faith collides with culture, politics, and deeply personal convictions. Why do sincere believers arrive at such different conclusions? And how do...

Most Christians don’t lack passion or conviction. What we often lack is calibration. In this opening episode, Clay Cartwright introduces the heart behind Calibration —a recognition that our opinions and instincts can...
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