Today, on the free willed and fired up podcast, we are going to be talking about the lies, hypocrisy, and dangers of satanism (in all of its forms—literal or figurative), where our current culture is practicing satanism (knowingly or unknowingly), how God’s word and logic debunk the central tenets and claims of satanism, and why culture and entertainment need to steer clear and repent of their ignorant embracing of satanic ideologies in the name of “art, inclusion, progressivism, and freedom.”

Today, on the free willed and fired up podcast, we’re going to talk about love vs lust and the consequences/effects on people, faith, and society by accepting or rejecting Godly vs worldly standard of how we approach our relationships.

Today, on the free willed and fired up podcast, we’re going to discuss Dissatisfaction in sin and in the world but Contentment and satisfaction found only in God

Today on the free willed and fired up podcast, we’re going to talk about guilt and conscience, their purpose, and freedom from guilt found in repentance and the forgiveness of God

Today on the Free Willed and Fired Up Podcast, we’re going to be talking about righteously offending the world by fundamental/radical/rational obedience to God.

Today, on the Free Willed and Fired Up Podcast, we are going to talk about a central virtue that is necessary for a relationship, family, church, and society to survive and thrive as God intended; a thing Holy people dream of finding in another and a thing that unrighteous sinners can’t stand; a thing our culture has been seriously deprived of and is dying without—that thing is commitment. This’ll be the first of many podcasts on this topic.

Today on the Free Willed and Fired Up Podcast, we talk about identity from a worldly and Godly perspective and discuss the nature of the confusion and failure of fulfillment to come from the identity civil war brewing today in our culture after it cast aside the biblical perspective. Buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

Today, on the free willed and fired up podcast, we are going to discuss the topic of God dividing us from our friends and loved ones for our own good and for the fulfillment of his will and plan for christians in Luke 12 and Matthew 10.

In this episode, Pastor Taylor discusses the meaning and importance of Jeremiah 18 and 19. The analogy of the potter and the clay serves as an excellent—though not complete—idea of how God relates to us (his creation). Fundamental aspects of the Christian faith will be connected to the analogy of the potter and the clay, such as: common grace, free will/choice, blessing, judgement, perseverance, and the process of sanctification for those born again in Christ.

On today’s podcast, we look at Genesis 32:22-30 and consider what it means to “wrestle with God” and how we as believers can apply some of the lessons from this chapter to our own lives today in our hopes of growing in our faith in Christ and living as worthy examples in how we conduct ourself with others and with God.