What do we make of Christian Nationalism? Listen as Keith expresses his concerns.

I worked at Grace Community Church for close to three years in the Outreach Department before accepting my first pastorate. I had the privilege of seeing John MacArthur minister. He also greatly blessed my family and my ministry. He even had a material impact on the ministry of Hillside Church. Here are my thoughts and reflections based on my experience, including an excerpt from a discussion about reopening Hillside during the pandemic.

Today, we cover a wide range of topics. First, comes a health update. Second, we deal with how you can help others in the Texas flood. Finally, we deal with how Donald Trump reveals your mental health. Don't miss this one.

Here are my pet peeves as a pastor--half jokingly.

Join us for this multi-topic episode as we conclude our discussion of racism, consider the recent events in Iran from an "End Times" perspective, and then lastly, Keith makes a special announcement.

Who is the racist? The Progressive Left. Listen as Keith presents a different perspective.

We return to our discussion of Illegal Immigration and the Refugee Crisis after a hiatus. Today, Keith talks about our responsibility to the sojourners among us and their responsibilities to us, according to the Bible. Many point to verses in the Bible suggesting that we have a responsibility, biblically, to accept "the sojourner" or visitor. But what does the Bible really say. And how do we avoid getting sucked into a political debate? Keith touches on all this and more.

Right now pundits and political operatives are blaming Joe Biden for their loss of the White House, saying he should have pulled out earlier. They portray surprise at the cover-up of his condition--shock at disclosures in books coming out on the Biden White House and his mental decline. Should Biden be blamed? Keith explains why not.

Today, Keith shares commentary on the real culprit behind the cover-up of Joe Biden's mental and physical decline from his dementia to his cancer.

We like to believe that it when it comes to heaven that we and are our friends are "going to make it.? But is that true? 80% of Americans self-identify as Christian. How does this relate to our previous question, "Are we all going to make it?" Listen as Keith tackles this discussion.