Speaking Lawyer Davis Younts about his client, satanic statue destroyer, Michael Cassidy.

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Much like our vice president, I love venn diagrams. ya know, where you've got the two or three circles with the overlap? I just love em, i do. On this episode of Forge and Anvil I will get to put use my enjoyment of Venn Diagrams as we explore the overlap between the political ideology of libertarianism and the Christian faith. How much overlap do these world views have? Are Christianity and Libertarianism even compatible? Tonight I will be joined by Clint Russel of Liberty Lockdown, We Are Change, and Timcast fame as well as Will Spencer of the Renaissance of Men to explore these exact questions. The goal for this episode is not to alienate Christian libertarians or Non-Christian libertarians, but instead my hope is we can find clarity in our discussion so we can unite in as many areas as we can. Likewise, my hope is that we can avoid fighting over where we differ when possible in order to defeat the current state religion of wokeness we find ourselves living under today.

For many decades premillennialism has been the dominate viewpoint among American Christians when it comes to Eschatology. Yet in recent years the Postmillennial viewpoint has been growing in popularity and many churches are finding themselves shifting how they view their role in bringing about God's Kingdom here on earth as it is in heaven. However, not all churches are able to survive such a drastic shift in theology. Today we will discuss how postmillennialism destroyed a church plant and caused its members to uproot from the city of origin. If you've ever considered starting a church plant or are hoping to join one, we hope today's conversation will challenge you to avoid a "kamikaze" strategy and instead will cause you took think deeper about how you can implement the great commission in your neighborhood.

On this episode of Forge and Anvil we will discuss solutions to what our guest, Pastor Andrew Isker has rightly dubbed "Trash world." It may involve some chopping and a generous wind from heaven., but we'll get into that later in the discussion. Here's the reality...we live in a day and age where the world around us seems to be crumbling. World War 3 seems just around the corner and our politicians seem to be all but cheering for it. The dollar is at serious risk of losing its status as the reserve currency of the world and inflation is here to stay. More importantly, the people of our nation seem to be giving into their most depraved desires. Drag queens are in the public library, teachers are indoctrinating children into gender confusion, Ohio enshrined abortion into their state constitution, and the children not murdered in the womb are being sterilized through surgeries or chemicals in the very food they eat. Other than all this though, our multicultural democracy is doing great.

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They say a sure fire way to examine if a culture is dying is to look at the creative arts. On this episode of Forge and Anvil we explore the question, is American pop culture dying or we are about to experience a new renaissance in our lifetime? Also can independent films be successful even if they are faith based?

Featuring award winning film critic, Christian Toto, host of Pop Culture Crisis, Brett Dasovic, and Anastasia Hibbs of the Steve Deace Show.

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