25 Years After 9/11: Did We Ever Understand Islam?

Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, an entire generation remembers exactly where they were when America changed. Another generation knows 9/11 only as history.

But did we ever really understand what we were watching?

In this episode of Everyday Reformation, Nick Carter and Pastor Brandon Scroggins look beyond the memories of 9/11 to the deeper questions surrounding Islam, Sharia, public life, assimilation, Christian civilization, and the future of America.

The conversation explores why Islam is once again part of the American political and cultural discussion, why there is no truly neutral public square, and what Christians should understand about the relationship between religious belief and social order.

Nick and Brandon also examine the responsibility Christians bear for preserving and rebuilding a civilization shaped by biblical truth, faithful households, strong churches, Christian institutions, and public responsibility.

The episode closes by looking back beyond 9/11 itself to the much older history between Christianity and Islam—and sets up the next episode on the Crusades and the centuries of history that came before 1095.

This is not simply a retrospective on September 11.

It is a conversation about why it still matters now.