Reflection is needed for both individuals and nations. Through the worldview of Kingdom people, the process of reflecting should always address what honors God at all times and in all situations.

What's essential in your life? Which priorities do you deem essential? In prioritizing, where does God and serving others fall? In this episode, we will take a closer look at Hebrews 10:24-25, and it's application in building up others who are in the Body of Christ.

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In this episode, I discuss a debate in Christian Apologetics that took place of this past weekend. To those who are unfamiliar with apologetics, it is the discipline of defending religious doctrine. In this case, it is orthodox Christianity. Also, I will give my assessment of debating etiquette, provision of credible sources, and delivery as it pertains to winning someone over to biblical orthodoxy, and/or the lost to Christ.

In this episode, I will express my joy about returning to Life Group classes back at church and discuss an aspect of being an unashamed workman for Christ as presented in 2 Timothy 2:14-15.

In this episode, I share my experiences from the international Christian men's retreat I attended in Texas this past weekend.  I also give my observations on national leadership, a shifting culture, and church discipleship.

On September 25, I took part in a live panel discussion which covered topics on Breonna Taylor, injustice, and Christianity. This episode will take it a step further and call out things that have been stumbling blocks to the people. Brace yourself and prepare of for truth that raw and uncut.

Thank you and new things to come on In Da Cut Podcast with Keith A. Jefferson. 

I am sure that we all have heard familiar words like, "only God can judge me" and "...he that cast the first stone." Often these statements are taking out of context, and used to justify sinful actions. Is God the ultimate judge? Yes, very much so! However, we can not use Scripture out of context to absolve us from actions that do not glorify God. In this episode, we will look briefly at what Scripture says about judging and holiness. 

Psalm 1 tells Believers to not walk, stand or sit with scoffers, but they are to delight in the Law of the Lord.  In saying that, Believers understand that they are to please God by living holy because it is written, "Be holy, because I am holy" (1 Peter 1:16). During the walk of holiness, vigilance and discernment are key to avoid the pitfalls that present themselves as for the "greater good" when in reality they are clandestine attempts to mock God. To have that discernment, it is essential that Believers constantly meditate on the Word of God to unveil the agendas and attacks of those who oppose God.

If we are a called People, we must take in the Lord's Word like we drink water and breath air. Unfortunately, there are some who are devoted to following traditions and philosophies that the Apostles warned the church about. In this discussion, I will talk going back to the basics with our bible studies while seeking out the truth that the bible speaks without adding any agendas and presuppositions.