Justin Peters explains why Mark Driscoll is disqualified from ministry, citing arrogance, harsh speech, domineering behavior, plagiarism, financial manipulation, and false visions (including pornographic ones attributed to the Holy Spirit). Biblical elder qualifications are contrasted with Driscoll’s actions. The call is to mark and avoid him per Romans 16:17 while offering the gospel.

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Justin Peters interviews Emil Zwayne (EZ) from Living Waters about fighting pornography biblically, based on his book *Fight Like a Man*. They discuss its neurological and relational damage, the “Nope” acrostic for purity, accountability, and walking in the Spirit. Gospel-centered repentance and local church involvement are stressed over excuses.

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Justin Peters and Jim Osman critique Sean Feucht’s claim of a “Holy Spirit nudge” to purge demonic objects from his home. They argue this reflects superstitious charismatic theology rather than biblical spiritual warfare. Misuse of Ezekiel and reliance on extra-biblical revelation are exposed. True warfare through truth, prayer, and Scripture is emphasized.

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Justin Peters addresses the murders of Iryna Zarutska and Charlie Kirk from a biblical viewpoint. He affirms God’s sovereignty over evil (without authoring it), human depravity, and the comfort of the gospel. Tragedies remind us of mortality and the urgency to repent and trust Christ.

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Justin Peters highlights Kenneth Copeland’s frequent “God told me” claims contrasted with multiple failed prophecies (2020 election, COVID). Clips show Copeland interrupting sermons as if hearing directly from God. Peters concludes Copeland lies and does not hear from God. True hearing from God comes through Scripture alone.

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Justin Peters examines Gloria Copeland’s declining health (including dementia) and Kenneth Copeland’s pacemaker against their decades-long teaching that healing is always God’s will with enough faith. Clips show Gloria mocking the sick. The cruelty of blaming the ill and exploiting the vulnerable for profit is exposed. The true gospel is presented with a call to repentance.

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Justin Peters and former Word of Faith preacher John Sampson analyze Jesse Duplantis’ claim of conversing with deceased Jerry Savelle. This is identified as necromancy, forbidden in Deuteronomy 18. Duplantis’ heaven stories and prosperity theology are critiqued. The importance of marking false teachers and proclaiming the true gospel is stressed.

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Justin Peters reacts to Jesse Duplantis claiming God daily asks him, “What are we going to do today?” (implying God lacks omniscience) and that God needs him more than vice versa. This is contrasted with Scripture on God’s omniscience and self-sufficiency. Peters calls for repentance and clearly presents the gospel of salvation by grace alone through faith in Christ.

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Justin Peters criticizes Chip and Joanna Gaines for featuring a same-sex “family” on their show, calling it a denial of biblical marriage (one man, one woman). He expresses greater concern for evangelicals who platform untested celebrities without discernment. The episode urges biblical fidelity over cultural compromise and shares the true gospel.

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Justin Peters interviews Dr. William Varner and Dr. Abner Chow, involved in the Legacy Standard Bible (LSB) translation. They explain the LSB’s goal of formal equivalence based on the NASB-95, with distinctives like rendering God’s name as “Yahweh” and “doulos” as “slave.” Discussion covers specific verses and addresses criticisms that it is merely a money-making venture. The sufficiency and authority of Scripture are emphasized.

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