In this episode, we talk about how varnishing the modern talk over "systemic racism" with Christian language is nothing more than a Trojan Horse within Christianity.

In this particular episode, Jio speaks frankly about his own life as an example to others in order to assure that one's motivations are sincere and appropriate.

Are you an admirer of all that the secularists promote as important to humanity? What if that type of ideology is as vain and perverse as it gets? What are the consequences of adopting such ideas? What's the alternative?

According to demagogue homosexual activist Matthew Vines the Bible does not prohibit homosexuality but "excessive lust". Is this true? Has God changed His mind on homosexual relations? We examine the claims and debunk the myths.

One wonders if people are actually listening. A recent presentation by a well-known Christian singer on "worship" got Jio thinking that, for the most part, many simply accept anything at face value so long as a personality is speaking it.

Is a motion picture that contains a Biblical message futile and even sinful? We examine the claim and showcase how personal distaste can sometimes be erroneously promulgated as Biblical doctrine.

Many illogically attempt to deny the validity of the Biblical argument against homosexuality by demanding Christians not argue from its pages. The intention is to leave the believer without a valid chance to debunk societal myths about the practice. But is there a philosophical argument against homosexuality which Christians can cling to in order to disseminate the truth about the illegitimacy of same-sex relationships?

Not only is abstinence advocated in many churches (legitimately and biblically) but masturbation is outlawed. However, is masturbation truly a sin or more along the lines of personal ideology turned religious dogma?

How does the recent controversy surrounding Arizona Senate Bill 1062, The Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title 2) and the redefinition of the word “discrimination” strip us away of our God-given rights? In more ways than one.

We live in a society which preaches the “Out with the Old, In with the New” mantra. Jio’s discusses the dangers of adopting such an otiose ideology and how it affects an individual’s view of history.