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This week the right has once again been divided as Donald Trump recently put out a video outlining his stance on abortion. Right after this video, the Arizona supreme court declared that an anti-abortion law from 1864 was in fact constitutional and legitimate. In response to this Trump said that the law went too far and called on the Arizona legislature to fix it. Trump favorite Kari Lake then came out with a video that, in my opinion goes much farther advocating for a woman's right to choose. As a result of all these things, the Christian right is now asking whether or not we can still vote for Trump in good conscience. In this episode of Forge and Anvil I will be joined by Pastor Andrew Isker, AKA BonifaceOption to answer this question and discuss why I think the 2024 election is the End Game.
Few people have opportunities to make real sacrifices for what they believe in, but that is not the case for my guest this episode. Gabe Rench was arrested during the height of lockdowns in blood red Idaho for singing psalms in protest against the draconian lockdowns. All this time later he has been awarded a $300,000 settlement against the city of Moscow and has shown that not every battle is destined to be lost. On this episode of Forge and Anvil I will discuss with Gabe how Christians every where can stand against tyranny and do so without compromising our biblical values. All this and more so stick around.
As many of you are already aware, president Biden recently announced the whitehouse would observe transgender day of visibility on March 31st, which just so happened to be Easter this year. In addition to this insult to Christian’s everywhere, the biden administration has also announced more persecutions, I mean prosecutions, of anti abortion activists under the face act which means more Tennesseeans are facing jail time for praying and singing hymns. On the episode of Forge and Anvil I will be joined by Todd Erzen of the Steve Deace show to discuss the question, will the Catholic Church ever excommunicate Joe Biden? Will Tennessee governor Bill Lee stand in the gap for his citizens? Will accountability ever come?
John has extensive experience beating the government at its own games and helping others do the same. His buying club was the first in the nation to be raided by health authorities… and win. He has helped dozens of others across the nation do likewise.
Growing up in the church I had many found memories of my parents reading C.S.Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia out loud to my siblings and I before bed. Later I would go on to discover for myself J.R.R. Tolkiens The Hobbit and eventually The Lord of the Rings. However, I also have memories of my parents banning my brothers and I from reading or watching Harry Potter. I'm sure Ive described the childhood of many of you listeners just now. Fans of the show may have also notice I've condemned the rise of witchcraft and other pagan practices we see in our culture today. So the question needs to be asked, are Christians suffering from cognitive dissonance when it comes to how we handle magic? On this episode of Forge and Anvil I will be joined by author C.R.Wiley to try to answer this very question.
Tennessee can lead the fight against government overreach. In this episode, Steve Friend shows us how!
When attempting to gain power, inconvenient truths are often ignored by those in charge of crafting the narrative. One such narrative we see today is the idea that the crusades are a dark blotch on the history of Christ's church. These crusades are depicted as being a time when Christians wrongly pillaged non-believing communities and forced individuals to convert or die at the hand of sword. However, myself and many others like me have often wondered what inconvenient truths are being ignored in order to craft this narrative of evil Christians neglecting Christ's teachings and killing innocents? On This episode of Forge and Anvil I will be joined by author Raymond Ibrahim to ask the question: Were the crusades really as bad as we've been told? All this and more.
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