In this riveting seventh episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain wade into one of the most challenging territories of Christian discourse: Christians and violence. Is there ever a justifiable moment when believers should stand up, not just spiritually, but physically?

The imagery of a gentle Jesus is prominent, yet Scripture recounts a moment where the Savior's righteous anger led Him to brandish a whip against the money-changers, defending the sanctity of His Father's house. What does this episode in Jesus's life say about the broader theme of violence and the pursuit of righteousness?

The Champlains grapple with the nuances, probing deep into the Bible to understand the line between passive submission and taking a stand. They dissect complex questions: Should Christians always turn the other cheek? Is there a biblical precedent for defending the good and the just, even if it requires force?

Episode 7 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' promises an intellectual and spiritual feast, compelling listeners to wrestle with their preconceptions and delve into Scripture's rich tapestry. Whether you're firmly rooted in your stance or seeking clarity on this intricate topic, this discussion will challenge, enlighten, and perhaps even transform your understanding.

Join the Champlains on this bold exploration of faith, action, and the spaces where they intersect.