AlphaTav

Step behind the veil of church history and explore the raw, untamed faith of the early centuries—before councils, before creeds, and before theology was fossilized by tradition. From the controversies that rocked the Roman Empire to the voices of forgotten bishops and persecuted saints, Before the Creed investigates what the earliest Christians actually believed about God, Jesus, and the Spirit—and how imperial power reshaped it all.

In this episode, we dive deep into the core of Oneness theology—challenging traditional Trinitarian views and unpacking the biblical revelation that the one true God didn’t send another, but came Himself in the person of Jesus Christ. With Scripture as our foundation, we explore the incarnation, the nature of the Son, and why the Apostolic movement is entering a season of fresh revelation and clarity.
Truth is rising. The time is now.

In this heartfelt and weighty episode of AlphaTav, we offer commentary on a powerful message by Bishop Shawn Tyson on the urgent need for spiritual fatherhood in the church. As Tyson declares, the absence of true spiritual fathers has created a generation of orphans—gifted but ungrounded, anointed but unaccountable. We explore the biblical precedent for fatherhood in ministry, the consequences of spiritual neglect, and the call to restore a culture of covering, correction, and covenant.

How should we approach ChatGPT in the arena of sermon crafting? This short episode briefly examines my interaction with ChatGPT and my questions about ethics in this fast-changing world.

Get ready to have your mind blown in this episode as the end of Moses' life is brought into focus. The entire book of Deuteronomy focuses on the challenge of Israel from Egypt to become what it was delivered from. That said, repeatedly, Moses reminds them to "keep the commandments of the Lord" once they get into Canaan. To emphasize this point of them not becoming like the Egyptians, Moses does something staggering regarding his death.

In this episode, I examine talking in tongues and navigate self-edification and other-edification. Is there a time and place? Listen in!

In a culture addicted to novelty and the quick summarization of AI-generated platforms, are we reading the bible the way we should? In this episode, I dive briefly into how we should be reading the Bible. Too many are reading for information and content but training their brains to miss almost everything necessary! Listen to this and let us know your thoughts! I hope you are challenged by this and will join this great revolution on engaging the biblical text!

What have you always heard about Cain's offering and the reasons for God's rejection of it and the acceptance of Abel's? What if- and I know that any alternative can be met with radical resistance- it is not what we thought? What if there is a more straightforward answer to the issue of Cain's offering that doesn't try to force a comparison between the offerings? What if it doesn't require us to force blood, fat, and firstling sacrificial motifs into the narrative? In this episode, I will present what I believe the issue was. You don't want to miss this one!

This is a lesson I wanted to share with you that I feel is a tremendous benefit to the conversation on holiness, divine order, and the antidote to chaos.

In this episode, I try to take the conversation further and ask some serious questions that I think are helpful to be more effective in reaching and equipping the next generation. What do you think? What are your thoughts?