In this episode we'll look into the difference between sainthood as Roman Catholicism sees it, and how the Word of God defines it.

Lately, I've been asked by several people when they should allow their children to be baptized. I've been asked the same question about the Lord's Supper. This is a real set of questions with which parents deal. This episode is my attempt to point parents with young children in the right direction as they raise their children in the nurture and discipline of the Lord.

The Dickinson Press published an article on August 17th regarding the Christian reaction to a Drag Show in Fargo, ND. Rob Port wrote this opinion piece, and it seems the very kind of opinion that will be laughed out of history as the glory of the Lord covers the earth like the waters cover the sea. Here's my rant.

In this episode, I'll have a friendly interaction with a post on X (the artist formerly known as Twitter), who is on a journey learning about this doctrine. So...once you're "saved," are you always? Is it possible for someone who is truly Christian to become an unbeliever? Let's tackle it here.

It's not odd to hear someone talk about robbing God of his glory. This is something that might seem odd when we think about how glorious God is. Is it true that God can be robbed of glory? What the heck is glory anyway? I'll talk about that and hopefully give some clarity to these questions in this short episode.

To Children's Church, or not to Children's Church, that is the question. For the last month and change, we have had children in the worship gathering with their parents. This episode is a bit of a brainstorm and unpacking of why we've done that, and how good its been thus far.

Yesterday, August 6th, I talked for a few minutes about what it meant practically to be in the body of Christ. In this episode I'll discuss further thoughts on that topic and why your local church should be the backdrop of your entire life rather than simply another part of it.

In this video, I'll interact with an article written by Owen Strachan about artists and theology. It's a subject matter that is surfacing more and more in recent years, with songs coming out such as Reckless Love and with some of the most well-known worship bands being called out for heresy on the regular. Here are my thoughts. 

https://ftc.co/resource-library/blog-entries/why-artists-need-theology/

This is an unscheduled, unplanned message to former President Obama and the Christians living in this evil generation.

Rick Warren is no stranger to publicity. He's been interviewed on multiple national news outlets over the years and his opinion has been valued by millions of people. However, lately, he has been making his way into the public eye (at least in the world of Christianity) for other reasons. Recently, he changed his view on complementarianism and become an egalitarian based on a few specific Scriptures. This video is my reaction and commentary on that argument.