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Leviticus is one of the most misunderstood books in the Bible—often skipped or seen as dry, violent, or irrelevant. But what if it's actually a profound invitation to draw near to a holy God?

In this episode, we’re joined by Phil Bray—former butcher, Bible teacher, and author of Leviticus on the Butcher’s Block. Phil’s rare combination of practical experience and theological insight brings Leviticus to life in ways you’ve probably never heard before.

🔍 We cover:

• What biblical sacrifice really involved (and what we get wrong)
• Why blood in the Bible represents life, not death or wrath
• What “atonement” actually means 
• How Leviticus points forward to Jesus as both priest and perfect offering
• How this changes our view of worship, communion, and God’s presence today

If you've ever wrestled with the Old Testament, God's holiness, or the meaning of Jesus' sacrifice, this conversation will challenge and encourage you.

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You can find Phil over at https://www.youtube.com/@Leviticus_is_fun

https://www.ubiquitousleviticus.com/

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Have you ever felt deeply hurt by the Church? Or maybe you’re in a season of joy and community? Either way, this episode is for you.

In today’s honest and hope-filled conversation, Cass explores the tension many of us feel when it comes to church: the joy of gospel community… and the ache of disillusionment or spiritual wounds. We’ll unpack why the Church still matters, how Jesus views it, and what it means to stay, wrestle, and love well — even when it's hard.

Whether you're hanging by a thread or wholeheartedly committed, you’re invited to reflect, mourn, rejoice, and realign with God’s heart for His people.

🕊 Scripture referenced: Ephesians 4, 3:21, Hebrews 10:25, 1 Corinthians 12 & many many more
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The New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) & 7 Mountain Mandate (or Dominion Theology) is rapidly spreading through churches worldwide, but why? How is it gaining so much traction and does it line up scripturally? I got Dawn Hill from Love Sick Scribe to help us figure out the origins, teachers and theology for this growing movement. Let us prayerfully seek the unfailing word of God to discern truth. 

What You'll Learn:

• The origins of NAR and C. Peter Wagner's role
• Are these modern "apostles" and "prophets" biblical?
• The Seven Mountain Mandate explained
• Discuss deliverance ministries
• Connection between NAR and prosperity gospel
• Biblical responses to NAR teachings
• Warning signs to watch for in your church

Key Topics Covered: ✓ New Apostolic Reformation history and beliefs ✓ False apostles and prophets in modern churches ✓ Seven Mountain Mandate and dominion theology ✓ Deliverance ministry and spiritual warfare errors ✓ Biblical foundations vs. NAR deception 

Dawn Hill shares her personal journey out of the NAR movement and provides biblical clarity on these critical issues. This is essential listening for pastors, church leaders, and Christians who want to discern truth from error in today's church.

Resources Mentioned:

• You can find Dawn at lovesickscribe.com or for more of her teachings you can find her also on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPBmLj6mT9DoVbr8uZxRxCQ?view_as=subscriber

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What happens when a "national prophet" discovers she's been living a lie? In this powerful testimony, Dawn Hill shares her shocking 18-year journey inside the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) movement - from seeking God to being recognized as a prophet and featured in Charisma Magazine, and finally to her dramatic escape from spiritual abuse.

Dawn's story isn't just another "I left my church" testimony. She was deeply embedded in the NAR world, serving, writing prophetic blogs, and even being considered for Bible study projects with the controversial Passion Translation. Her insider perspective reveals the dangerous control tactics, twisted theology, and manipulative "honor culture" that keeps people trapped in these movements.

The turning point came during a service in February 2019 when her "apostle" misquoted Jesus. That moment of biblical clarity began Dawn's painful but necessary journey to freedom.

In this episode, we explore:

• The difference between apostles and "Apostles"
• How Word of Faith theology preys on biblical illiteracy
• The dangerous "honor culture" that silences dissent
• Warning signs of spiritual abuse in charismatic churches
• How God's Word itself became the tool of Dawn's liberation
• The courage it takes to leave everything you've known

Whether you're in a similar situation, know someone who is, or simply want to understand these movements better, Dawn's story offers both warning and hope. Sometimes the most loving thing we can do is call out deception - even when it costs us everything.

Content Warning: This episode discusses spiritual abuse and manipulation.

Show Notes:

• Dawn Hill's website: https://lovesickscribe.com/
• American Gospel documentary mentioned
• Next episode: The theology and history behind the NAR & 7 Mountain Mandate movement

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Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, but how should Christians think about it? In this essential episode, Cass sits down with Stephen, author of Made In Our Image, to explore how biblical principles should guide our engagement with AI technology.

What You'll Learn:

• How the Gospel (Creation, Sin, Redemption) applies to AI
• Why AI is created by sinners and what that means for us
• Practical boundaries for Christian AI use
• The difference between efficiency and relationship
• Why Christians are struggling with AI adoption
• Transhumanism and what makes us uniquely human

Key Topics Covered: ✓ Biblical theology of technology ✓ AI training and moral bias ✓ Privacy concerns for Christians ✓ Generational differences in tech adoption ✓ The future of human-AI integration ✓ Practical wisdom for AI use

Whether you're curious about ChatGPT, concerned about AI's impact, or wondering how to navigate this technology biblically, this conversation provides the theological framework you need.

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Are you struggling with doubt in your Christian faith? You're not alone! In this episode, we dive deep into how even the greatest heroes of the Bible - from Moses to Peter to Sarah - wrestled with questions about God's goodness, power, and plans.

Discover why doubt isn't necessarily sin, but what we do with it matters immensely. Learn the TREAD method (Trace, Repent, Experience, Anchor, Don't Isolate) - a biblical framework for working through faith questions in a healthy way that honors God and strengthens your relationship with Him.

Whether you're questioning God's existence, His goodness, or your own salvation, this episode provides hope, practical tools, and biblical truth to help you navigate seasons of uncertainty. Remember: doubt is often an invitation to know God more deeply.

Key Topics Covered:

• Why doubt is normal in the Christian faith journey
• Biblical heroes who struggled with doubt and how God used them
• The difference between healthy questioning and sinful doubt
• The TREAD method for working through doubt biblically
• Why community is essential when facing faith questions
• How to anchor yourself in Christ when emotions don't match truth

FREE Resources: Download the TREAD worksheet and additional resources at hertheology.com/resources

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Scripture References: Mark 9:24, Philippians 1:6, Proverbs 3:5-6, Isaiah 41:10, Hebrews 10:25, and many more!"

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 In this powerful conversation, Dr. Katherine Thompson—a mental health social worker, academic, and author—shares her personal journey through chronic pain and family loss while revealing the therapeutic and biblical tools that actually help people navigate suffering.

In This Episode, You'll Discover:

• Why saying "all things work together for good" can actually harm people in crisis
• The real meaning behind Job's story (and some of us may have been reading it wrong)
• How the Psalms provide a biblical framework for processing pain
• Practical tools for working through questions of your faith
• What it really means to "mourn with those who mourn"
• The difference between happiness and biblical joy during suffering

Perfect for:

• Anyone currently walking through suffering
• Christians supporting others in crisis
• Church leaders and pastoral care teams
• Mental health professionals integrating faith
• Anyone questioning their faith during difficult times

Dr. Thompson combines professional therapy expertise with deep biblical understanding, offering hope without bypassing the reality of pain. This isn't about quick fixes—it's about the discipline of walking faithfully through life's hardest moments.

Resources Mentioned:

• Dr. Katherine Thompson's book on the discipline of suffering
• Narrative therapy and Acceptance Commitment Therapy approaches

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Today we welcome Max Jeganathan as he discusses his book 'The Freedom Trap', exploring the concept of freedom in relation to everyday decision-making. He distinguishes between freedom and autonomy, emphasizing the importance of understanding their differences. The discussion delves into historical perspectives on freedom, the Christian viewpoint on autonomy, and the various traps associated with freedom, including being trapped by choice, consequences, success, and technology. The conversation highlights the need for responsibility in exercising freedom and the impact of societal expectations on individual choices.

You can purchase The Freedom Trap at all major Christian book stores.

You can find Max over on instagram https://www.instagram.com/primaxjeg/

or at CPX https://publicchristianity.org/about/meet-our-speakers/

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Hey! This is a fun one. It's the full Backhouse experience with Will and Cass sharing their fails and wins when it comes to hospitality. We look at some biblical passages in regards to hospitality and share some of the ways we have been impacted. We delve into the practical applications of hospitality, the heart behind it, and the challenges faced in fostering a hospitable environment. The discussion emphasizes vulnerability, connection, and the role of hospitality in discipleship, while also reflecting on the differences in how various denominations approach hospitality. We hope it helps! 

Follow more of the personal side of Cass on her new personal account @casbackhouse (emphasis ONE s!)

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In this conversation, Cass and Ben delve into the complexities of dementia, particularly its impact on the elderly and the importance of relational care within the church community. The conversation also delves into the spiritual aspects of dementia, emphasizing that while dementia may affect cognitive abilities, it does not diminish one's faith or connection to God. Ultimately, they highlight the power of connection and hope in caregiving, encouraging listeners to actively engage with and support the elderly in their communities. They discuss the various forms of dementia, the challenges faced by those living with it, and the often-overlooked emotional and relational aspects of the condition. The conversation emphasizes the need for churches to actively engage with and support elderly members, recognizing their inherent value beyond cognitive abilities. Ben shares personal experiences with his parents' illnesses, highlighting the significance of community and relational connections in the face of cognitive decline. 

You can reach Ben at [email protected]

and get his new book on pre-order through Amazon now. 

https://www.amazon.com.au/Priceless-People-Loving-Living-Dementia/dp/1527112683

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