What gives human life its value—and why does it matter how we treat one another?

In this powerful episode of the Christ Alone Podcast, Angie and Stevens explore the profound biblical truth that humanity is created in the image of God (Imago Dei). This foundational doctrine shapes how we understand human dignity, identity, relationships, and moral responsibility—and it has far-reaching implications for how we live out our faith in a fractured world.

The conversation unpacks what it truly means to be an image bearer, affirming that every person—regardless of background, belief, or circumstance—possesses inherent worth. Angie and Stevens discuss how this truth reshapes the way we see others, influences how men and women uniquely reflect God’s design, and underscores the immeasurable value of unborn life.

Rather than remaining abstract theology, this episode challenges listeners to put belief into action—living with love, grace, humility, and accountability as visible reflections of God’s character.

💡 In this episode, you’ll hear:

What “Imago Dei” really means and why it matters today

Why human value doesn’t come from achievement, status, or belief

How gender reflects God’s image and design

The theological foundation for the value of unborn life

What it looks like to live daily as a true image bearer of God

This episode is both deeply theological and deeply practical, calling believers to align their lives with the truth of who they are in Christ—and how that identity should shape the way they love others.

👉 Listen now and rediscover what it means to reflect God’s image in a world that desperately needs it.

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Are tattoos forbidden for Christians—or is the conversation more nuanced than we’ve been led to believe?

In this thought-provoking episode of the Christ Alone Podcast, Angie and Stevens tackle one of the most debated topics in modern Christian culture: tattoos and the Bible. Starting with the often-quoted Leviticus 19:28, they dig deeper than surface-level interpretations to uncover the context, purpose, and heart behind the verse.

Rather than approaching the topic with legalism, this conversation invites listeners into a richer understanding of Scripture—one that considers historical setting, God’s intent for His people, and how faith is lived out today. Angie and Stevens explore why the laws given to ancient Israel mattered then, and how believers today should think about body art through the lens of grace, conviction, and personal relationship with God.

💡 In this episode, you’ll discover:

1.) Why Leviticus 19:28 is often misunderstood.

2.) The difference between biblical context and modern application.

3.) Whether tattoos are inherently sinful—or a matter of the heart.

4.) How Christians can navigate personal freedom without compromising faith.

5.) Why relationship with God matters more than rule-keeping.

This episode isn’t about telling you what to think—it’s about helping you think biblically, honestly, and faithfully. Whether you have tattoos, are considering one, or have strong feelings either way, this conversation will challenge you to examine your motives and draw closer to God in the process.

👉 Listen in and join the conversation—because following Christ is about transformation, not just tradition.

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In this episode, Angie and Stevens discuss the importance of self-denial and following Christ, emphasizing the need for community and accountability in the Christian walk. They explore the daily struggles of seeking Christ, the significance of living out the gospel, and the power of prayer. The conversation highlights the challenges Christians face in a world filled with distractions and the necessity of supporting one another in faith.

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In this episode, the Angie and Stevens reflect on their Thanksgiving experiences and share personal news, including a special announcement from Angie!! They dive into Psalm 139, discussing themes of God's omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence, emphasizing the comfort and love found in God's knowledge of us. The conversation also touches on the importance of self-reflection and the struggle against sin, concluding with a call to seek God's guidance in our lives.

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In this episode, Angie and Stevens discuss the profound impact of military service on personal faith, societal perceptions of the military, and the importance of honoring veterans while holding them accountable. They emphasize the need for truth and research in understanding societal narratives, the significance of patriotism, and the heart posture behind our actions. The conversation encourages listeners to express gratitude for veterans beyond just Veterans Day, highlighting the sacrifices made for freedom.

Takeaways

• Being a Marine has influenced my Christian faith.

• Marines embody characteristics that Christians should adopt.

• Society has embraced lawlessness, affecting views on authority.

• Media plays a significant role in shaping perceptions of the military.

• Research is essential to understand the truth behind statistics.

• Veterans deserve honor, but accountability is also necessary.

• A simple thank you can mean a lot to veterans.

Patriotism should be expressed with healthy pride.

• Heart posture determines our actions and priorities.

• Symbols like the flag and Bible should be respected, but not idolized.

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This week’s conversation explores the dangers of confirmation bias in interpreting biblical texts, highlighting how individuals often seek information that supports their pre-existing beliefs. This leads to misinterpretations that can affect church teachings and the overall perception of Christianity. The discussion emphasizes the need for a more thoughtful and contextual approach to understanding scripture.

Takeaways

•People often use confirmation bias in their beliefs.

•Cherry-picking scripture leads to misinterpretation.

•Some churches prioritize motivational speaking over biblical teaching.

•Misinterpretation can lead to support for LGBTQ in churches.

•Christianity suffers from a bad reputation due to these issues.

•A biblical approach requires critical thinking.

•Context is crucial in understanding scripture.

•Not all church teachings align with biblical principles.

•Personal beliefs can distort religious teachings.

•We need to learn to think through things biblically.

Sound bites

"Confirmation means you already have your mind made up."

"Cherry pick the Bible out of context."

"Churches support LGBTQ due to misinterpretation."

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This week Angie and Stevens tackle the questions many Christians ponder and never ask, “Is Halloween pagan?”, “Can we celebrate it?”. Angie and Stevens talk through how to think about these kinds of questions biblically. What does the Bible say about Halloween? Tune in and join them on the seasonal journey to discover if Halloween is pagan, or not, but also, should you celebrate it as a Christian?

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This week Angie and Stevens tackle the bold question raised in a recent Jubilee debate: “If God is against abortion, why does God kill David's son in 2 Samuel 12?"  Inspired by a challenge to Allie Beth Stuckey about 2 Samuel 12, Angie and Stevens dive into God’s justice, sovereignty, and the difference between divine judgment and human choice. A raw, thought-provoking conversation you don’t want to miss!!

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This week Angie and Stevens discuss the last verse of Matthew 19 as the review last week’s parable of the Laborers in the Vineyard, where both times, Jesus says, “the first will be last, and the last will be first”. What are the implications of this seemingly isolated verse? Tune in to find out as they discuss these two verses and study an additional parable for more context.

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This week Angie and Stevens discuss the parable of the Laborers in the vineyard. This classic analogy that Jesus gives is a great lesson in so many ways. Tune in to watch and listen as Angie and Stevens discuss it.

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