Creating The Future with Brent Simpson

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The baptism in the Holy Spirit has been one of the most debated, misunderstood, and

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In this episode of Creating the Future, Dr. Brent Simpson sits down with Pastor Pete Kramer, Teaching Pastor at Arise Church, for Part 1 of a powerful 3-part conversation on women in ministry and women leaders in the Church.

They discuss the gap that sometimes exists between doctrine and application, the influence of church culture and tradition, and why this issue continues to shape the future of the modern Church. Whether you strongly agree, strongly disagree, or are still wrestling through the topic yourself, this episode is designed to encourage deeper thought, honest conversation, and a sincere pursuit of biblical truth.

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What’s Really Going On?

In this episode, Dr. Brent breaks down what’s actually happening beneath the surface.

Why does it feel like everything is getting worse… even when the data says it’s not?

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In this episode of Creating the Future with Dr. Brent Simpson, where we dive into stories, truths, and deep questions that help shape our faith, our families, and our future…

In 399 BC, a man was sentenced to death in Athens. No army. No violence. His only crime—he asked too many questions. So why does society feel threatened by someone whose only weapon is an idea?

In this episode, we look at a pattern that shows up across history. From Socrates to Galileo, from Nelson Mandela to Martin Luther, there’s something consistent—when ideas begin to challenge the foundation of what people believe, systems of power respond. Because every system is built on shared beliefs, and when those beliefs are questioned, everything starts to feel unstable.

We talk about why thinkers are often silenced, how asking the right question at the right time can shift the way people see the world, and why that can feel dangerous to those in control. This is where philosophy, culture, and faith all intersect. Even Jesus led this way—asking questions that exposed hearts and opened minds.

My hope is this challenges you to think differently about the power of questions. Because the right question doesn’t just inform—it unlocks. And sometimes, the most disruptive thing you can do is simply ask what others are afraid to.

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In this episode of Creating the Future with Dr. Brent Simpson, where we dive into stories, truths, and deep questions that help shape our faith, our families, and our future…What if the challenges we’re facing today aren’t new at all? What if they were identified over 2,000 years ago by a man who paid for his ideas with his life?

In this episode, I kick off a new philosophy series by looking at Socrates—who he was and why his critique of democracy still matters. He questioned a system where every voice carries equal weight, regardless of wisdom, and warned that it could lead to decisions driven more by emotion than truth.

We explore the danger of the crowd, why persuasion often wins over wisdom, and how societies don’t collapse overnight—they drift when truth is replaced by what people want to hear.

My hope is this leaves you thinking differently—asking better questions about truth, leadership, and the future we’re building.

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In this episode of Creating the Future with Dr. Brent Simpson, where we dive into stories, truths, and deep questions that help shape our faith, our families, and our future, I sit down with Pastor Vago Lightbourne from The Truth Center Church in Brandon, Florida for a timely and honest conversation.

We’re tackling a cultural issue that has become increasingly common—and increasingly confusing: the overuse of the word “racism.”

Somewhere along the way, disagreement started getting labeled as hatred. But is that accurate? And more importantly, is it helpful?In this conversation, we unpack the difference between being wrong and being racist, why labeling people too quickly shuts down meaningful dialogue, and how we as Christians can lead the way in truth, grace, and discernment.

This isn’t about ignoring real racism—it exists, and it matters. But it is about having the wisdom to recognize that not every disagreement is rooted in a sinful heart. We also explore how to have difficult conversations without demonizing people, how to examine our own hearts honestly, and how to reflect Christ in a culture that often jumps to conclusions.

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The case for the resurrection of Jesus isn’t just historical — it’s personal. And in Part 2, Dr. Brent Simpson brings it all the way home.

In Part 1, we built the foundation — the empty tomb, the minimal facts, and why every alternative theory falls apart under honest scrutiny. Now in Part 2, we go deeper. We look at the eyewitnesses. We examine what psychology and neuroscience say about the hallucination theory. We track the sociological explosion of the early church. And we walk through the cumulative verdict — fact by fact — until the conclusion becomes almost impossible to avoid.

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