In the powerful season finale, Chad and his cast uncovers the buried story of Dr. Joseph H. Jackson, the steadfast leader of the National Baptist Convention who resisted the radical, anti-Christian forces driving the Civil Rights Movement. While Martin Luther King Jr. and his allies advanced a deceptive and politically manipulative agenda rooted in marxism, Jackson stood apart, calling black Americans back to faith, moral discipline and personal responsibility.

Through rare historical footage and sharp analysis, “But the Wise Will Calm Anger” reveals how Jackson’s biblical convictions collided with the Civil Rights Movement’s bad actors' nefarious ambitions, and how his warnings about the movement's Communist undercurrent was dismissed and later erased from public memory. The episode also reveals an intentionally erased scandalous side of King, as it explores the violent 1961 Baptist Convention confrontation (of which King was complicit) that sought to oust Jackson and marked the creation of new, politically-charged, activist-led black church apostacy.