Fight Laugh Feast USA

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Fight Laugh Feast USA episodes

August 07 Could Jesus Return in Our Generation? [Eschatology Matters]
Could Jesus return in our generation? More importantly, how should Christians live while waiting? In this message, Pastor Brian Gunter continues through the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24:45–51), unpacking Jesus' parable of the faithful and wicked servants. Rather than encouraging speculation about dates, Jesus calls His people to faithful obedience, gospel proclamation, wise stewardship, and readiness for His return. Christians are to labor faithfully—building families, churches, institutions, and nations under Christ's lordship—until the Master comes.

Scripture: Matthew 24:45–51
13 min
August 07 The Shocking Gospel Promise Political Pharisees Often Miss [God, Law, and Liberty]
Today David offers a second way in which he believes a number of Christians have lost touch with Christ when it comes to politics, law, and public policy. It shocked the Pharisees of old, and it will probably shock the political pharisees among today's Christians. Find out what it is.
19 min
August 06 Riff 100 - When concert tickets required survival skills and we learned how to socialize with Pickup Sticks [The Comedian Next Door]
This is our 100th riff session! To celebrate, we're including this sentence announcing our 100th riff session!

The conversation starts with an unexpectedly serious debate over the difference between tin whistles, recorders, and the people who insist on using the correct musical terminology, revealing that musicians have an entire vocabulary devoted to preventing anyone from casually calling the wrong instrument a flute. That attention to detail quickly collides with stories about orchestras, concert etiquette, and the realization that some instruments carry far more cultural prestige than others, despite all of them ultimately requiring someone to blow into them.
From there, the focus shifts behind the curtain of television and concert auditions, where the advertised search for raw talent turns out to involve a surprising amount of pre-screening, strategic casting, and carefully managed storytelling.
Then into memories of buying concert tickets before everything moved online. Waiting in line becomes its own form of live theater, producing strange conversations, questionable life decisions, and the shared optimism that standing outside for hours is perfectly reasonable if it eventually leads to decent seats. The same perspective extends to modern stage productions, where even legendary bands rely on lighting, effects, and carefully engineered spectacle that is seems to treat music as kind of an afterthought.
The discussion eventually drifts back to childhood, when entertainment required little more than a box containing pickup sticks, a Spirograph, or some other object that encouraged creativity instead of software updates. Those toys become reminders that entire afternoons could disappear without batteries, Wi-Fi, or downloadable content, even if the rules occasionally ended with someone insisting everyone else was playing incorrectly.
1 hr 2 min
August 06 Did Presbyterians Want a Christian Nation? [Eschatology Matters]
What did early American Presbyterians believe about religious liberty, the Constitution, and Christian government?

In this episode of The Magistrate, James Baird is joined by John "Saint Something" St Martin to explore the forgotten history of the Christian Amendment movement. Together they examine why many influential Presbyterians believed the U.S. Constitution should explicitly acknowledge God, Jesus Christ, and the authority of Scripture.

The conversation covers Thomas Jefferson's views of Presbyterians, the National Reform Association, Old Princeton theology, the Westminster Standards, liberty of conscience, Christian education, immigration, and what these debates can teach the Church today.

Was this movement a forgotten chapter of American history—or a vision worth revisiting?
44 min
August 05 China Targets Overseas Citizens (including Christians) in Global Tax Hunt │Prison Pulpit #94 [China Compass]
This week’s episode of the Prison Pulpit was recorded in Billings, MT, on our way to Grace Agenda in Moscow, Idaho. I talk about China’s global tax hunt and how it affects Christians, and then much more about a strategic opportunity to bless the Chinese house church next month (sponsor a pastor!).

I'm your China travel guide in exile, Missionary Ben, on my way to Moscow, Idaho, for Grace Agenda (among other things, including my oldest daughter starting at NSA next week). Follow me on Twitter/X (@chinaadventures) where I share a new Chinese city to pray for every single day. Email me with any questions, comments, or complaints: chinacompass @ privacyport.com. Finally, check out my personal landing page PrayGiveGo.us for everything else, including our missions website, substack, and books, which will also be available this week at my Pray for China table at Grace Agenda…

Help Us Equip and Encourage China’s Persecuted Church
If you (or your church or organization) would like to “sponsor” a Chinese church leader, I can personally provide you with the name (or secure nickname) of the particular pastor/leader who you sponsor, and for whom you can continue to pray for going forward.
Sponsor a Chinese Pastor/Evangelist for $1000!
Contact me (bfwesten AT gmail dot com)
Or donate directly at: MCI3.org

Pray for China Cities of the Week (Aug 3-9):
https://chinacall.substack.com/p/pray-for-china-aug-3-9-2026

The Real Story of Jesus Can Reach Millions of Iranians’ Homes
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27 min
August 05 The Christian Worldview and the Myth of Neutrality [The Ezra Institute Podcast for Cultural Reformation]
Most of us were raised to think of the public square as religiously neutral territory. School is just school. Law is just law. Science reports the facts and leaves the value judgments to us. Joe, Michael, and Nate spend this episode arguing that none of that holds up, and that Christians have paid a heavy price for believing it.

They start with what a worldview actually is and why nobody gets to opt out of having one. Underneath any reading of the world sit answers to a few unavoidable questions: who God is, what a human being is, where morality comes from, what history is for. Those answers don't vanish when a culture stops going to church. They get relocated. Secularism has its own answers, and it enforces them.

A good stretch of the conversation goes to where this shows up in practice: curriculum, legislation, news coverage, research funding, family life, politics, the arts. Along the way they draw a distinction that's easy to miss. Christians can and should use tools that unbelievers built. The trouble starts when they take on the foundations along with the tools.

The objections get their turn too. Can't we just meet on common ground? Isn't this too black and white? Does it mean Christians can't cooperate with anyone? And the one that comes up most often: isn't secular government neutral by definition? The answer to that last one is that every legal order enforces some moral vision. The only question is whose.
24 min
August 05 What's The Big Deal With "Choosin' Texas" by Ella Langley? | Richard Reacts [Eschatology Matters]
Why has Ella Langley's hit song "Choosin' Texas" captured so much attention?

In this episode of Richard Reacts, Richard Henry examines the cultural conversation surrounding the viral country hit before asking a bigger question: Why have we become so comfortable with mediocrity?

Drawing from Ecclesiastes 9, Colossians 3, and Philippians 3, Richard challenges Christians to pursue excellence in every area of life—not to earn God's favor, but as an act of faithful obedience.

Whether in work, family, or ministry, believers are called to serve Christ wholeheartedly rather than settling for "good enough."

Scripture:
• Ecclesiastes 9
• Colossians 3
• Philippians 3

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22 min
August 05 JD Hall: Being on Tucker Carlson, Israel, & The Hyphenated Hersey [Dead Men Walking Podcast]
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This week Greg welcomed back to the podcast JD Hall. JD is a commentator write, and author of the best selling book "Hyphenated Heresy." They discussed his recent appearance on Tucker Carlson, the history of the nation of Israel, and his new book and why the modern day Judaeo faith and Christianity have nothing in common. Enjoy!
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50 min
August 04 #2 The Revelation 20 Question Nobody Agrees On TOP TEN MOST CONTROVERSIAL VERSES [Eschatology Matters]
What does Revelation 20 mean when it says Satan is bound for a thousand years?

Is the millennium a literal future kingdom—or symbolic language describing Christ's present reign?

In Episode #2 of Top 10 Most Controversial Verses: Eschatology Edition, Mike D'Virgilio examines one of the most debated passages in Bible prophecy. Christians have long disagreed over the meaning of the "thousand years," giving rise to premillennial, amillennial, and postmillennial interpretations. Looking at Revelation's use of symbolism, biblical numerology, and the broader storyline of Scripture, this episode explores whether the millennium should be understood as a literal countdown or as a symbolic description of Christ's growing kingdom in history.

What if the most famous number in Bible prophecy was never meant to be taken literally?
12 min
August 03 FAUCI Under Fire: Dr. Robert Malone Exposes the Truth | AI, COVID Accountability & Global Crisis [The Sentinel Report]
Is accountability finally coming for Dr. Anthony Fauci? On this episode of The Sentinel Report, Alex Newman examines the growing fallout from Fauci's recent testimony, the latest developments in the push for COVID accountability, and why the consequences of the pandemic response continue to shape America and the world.
In the news, Alex also covers major international developments, including the escalating migration invasion in Spain and rising tensions involving Iran, Israel, and the broader Middle East. Plus, we dive into stories the mainstream media intentionally covers up.
Joining the program is Dr. Robert Malone, member of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, to discuss the latest revelations surrounding Dr. Fauci, public health policy, and what Americans should expect next.
Then, John Leake, author of Focal Points with Dr. Peter McCullough, explains why the questions surrounding Fauci and the government's COVID response remain critically important—and why accountability still matters.
Finally, C.R. Wiley, author of Manmade: Saint Anthony's Guide to Surviving the AI Apocalypse, joins the show to examine the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence and why Christians should be thinking carefully about its spiritual, cultural, and societal implications.
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1 hr 2 min