It's Pride Month in the U.S., so what does this mean for Christians? How should we respond?

In this episode, I follow up on my prior episode with a discussion of the word "Independent" as it relates to ecclesiological nomenclature.

In this episode, I take a look at the word "fundamental" and "fundamentalist" and see where it comes from, what it means today, and how we can exercise caution around this term.

We've talked about what the Disability Dilemma is, and we've tackled the objection of malingerers, but...what now? Have a listen.

https://apps.npr.org/unfit-for-work/

Is everyone on disability simply because they're lazy or fraudsters? Well, that sort of thing does happen, but maybe not as much as you think. Have a listen!

https://apps.npr.org/unfit-for-work/

This is the first in three episodes defining and addressing the "Disability Dilemma" in the United States.

https://apps.npr.org/unfit-for-work/

*Sorry about the audio quality on this one. Apparently Darth Vader was chilling out behind me in my temporary studio. When I get back to my normal studio space, I'm sure this will be remediated.*

In this episode, I try to bring some corrective balance toward the notion of Baptist successionism, or, as popularized by one pastor in his series of lectures-turned-booklet, "The Trail of Blood."

To read the booklet in its entirety, follow this link: https://pastortim.com/the-trail-of-blood/

To read a proper criticism of this booklet, follow this link: http://www.covenantlegacy.com/mopping-up-the-trail-of-blood-part-1/

This is an episode in which I discuss Christians' various responses to culture, and then move to illustrate culture in a way that helps us see it as something not to be defeated, but transformed by the Gospel.

...Doesn't mean it should. :)