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🔎 "Divorce in the Church: More Tough Questions, Biblical Answers" 🎙️
Still have unanswered questions about divorce and what the Bible really says? You're not alone. In this episode, we tackle more listener-submitted questions about divorce, remarriage, abuse, and the church’s role in it all. If you've ever felt trapped between church tradition and biblical truth, this episode is for you.
🚨 In This Episode, We Cover:
✨ If you've been wrestling with these questions, it's time to get real biblical answers.
🎧 Listen now and find clarity on one of the most misunderstood topics in the church!
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🔎 "Divorce in the Church (Part 3): What Jesus & Paul Really Taught—and Why It Matters" 🎙️
Divorce is one of the most misunderstood issues in the church. We unpack the teachings of Jesus and Paul, bringing biblical clarity and compassion to one of the hardest subjects Christians face.
What did Jesus and Paul actually teach about divorce—and have churches been misapplying their words? In this episode, we break down the historical and cultural context behind their teachings, separating biblical truth from modern church distortions. If you've ever been told "God hates divorce" without a full explanation, this episode is for you.
🚨 In This Episode, We Cover:
✨ If you've ever wrestled with what the Bible actually says about divorce, this episode will challenge and encourage you.
🎧 Listen now to uncover the truth about Jesus and Paul’s teachings on divorce!
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References: Matthew 19, 1 Corinthians 7; Exodus 21; John 4; Rabbi Hillel; Rabbi Shammai; Strong's 2202 - Pornea; Diane Langberg, When the Church Harms God's People; David Instone-Brewer, Divorce and Remarriage in the Church; Diane Langberg, Redeeming Power;
🔎 "Divorce in the Church (Part 2): Answering Your Toughest Questions" 🎙️
Divorce is one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented topics in the church. In this special Q&A episode, we answer your toughest, most pressing questions about what the Bible really says, how churches handle divorce, and how to navigate abusive or unhealthy marriages with biblical wisdom.
🚨 In This Episode, We Cover:
✨ If you've ever wrestled with these questions or felt stuck between church culture and biblical truth, this episode is for you!
🎧 Listen now to hear real answers to real questions!
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🔎 "Divorce in the Church (Part 2): How the Bible Protects the Vulnerable" 🎙️
Many churches mishandle abuse and silence women, but Scripture does the opposite. We examine passages that show how God defends, protects, and values women — even when church leadership fails.
What happens when the church becomes a barrier instead of a refuge for those in dangerous marriages? Too often, women and the vulnerable are pressured to stay in abusive situations because of misapplied scripture and church teachings. But what does the Bible actually say about divorce, safety, and God's heart for the oppressed?
🚨 In This Episode, We Cover:
✨ If you've ever been told "God hates divorce" without understanding the full biblical context, this episode will challenge and encourage you.
🎧 Listen now and discover how scripture actually defends those seeking freedom!
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References: Divorce and Remarriage by David Instone Brewer,
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💬 "When the Church Ignores Abuse: Follow-Up Questions & Hard Truths" 💔
After sharing Laura’s powerful story, we received a flood of questions—so we’re diving deeper. 🤔 In this follow-up episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura answer listener questions about abuse, divorce, and the church’s failure to protect victims. 🚨
Why do so many churches pressure victims to stay? What does the Bible really say about divorce in abusive situations? And how can believers stand against false teachings that enable harm? We’re breaking it all down. 🔥
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💔 "When the Church Turns a Blind Eye: Laura’s Story of Abuse & Escape"
What happens when the church refuses to acknowledge abuse? In this deeply personal episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Laura shares her own story of living through an abusive marriage, the devastating ways the church failed her, and how she ultimately found freedom. 🕊️
Too often, churches misinterpret scripture, pressuring victims to stay in dangerous situations while enabling abusers. 🚨 It's time to expose the truth, challenge false teachings on divorce, and reclaim what God really says about justice and protection.
🔥 This is Part One of our 7-part series uncovering how the church ignores abuse and distorts biblical teaching on divorce.
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References: Got Questions Divorce Article, The Sociopath Next Door, 30 Covert Manipulation Tactic: How Manipulators Take Control in Personal Relationships, Putting Burdens on Broken Shoulders, Malachi, Leviticus,
"Reddit Questions: Jesus, Suffering, and the Dead Sea Scrolls"
In this episode of Naughty vs. Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd, Laura, and Kelly dive into thought-provoking questions from Reddit’s Christian communities. Kelly brings a selection of questions, and Todd and Laura tackle them on the spot in a game-show-style discussion.
Topics include:
Join us for an engaging and sometimes humorous discussion as we navigate these big theological questions!
"Who is Jesus? False Teachings, the Trinity, and the One World Religion"
Episode Description:
Join us as we unpack:
Are Christians being deceived into following a false Jesus? Tune in and find out!
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Extra Commentary found on Buy Me a Coffee.
References:
Jesus Asserts His Deity: John 4:15 -26, John 8:48 -59, John 10:22-42
Keywords: False Teachers, Wolves in the Church, True Jesus, Bible Truths, Spiritual Abuse, Christian Deception, False Jesus, Christian Faith, Protecting Your Faith
The Science and Symbolism of Eve, Jesus, and Gender: Unpacking a Controversial Reddit Argument | Naughty vs Nice Podcast
Episode Description: In this mini-episode of Naughty vs Nice, Todd and Laura dive into a thought-provoking and controversial Reddit argument that challenges the traditional Christian understanding of gender, creation, and Jesus’ divine nature. When a Reddit user made a bold claim comparing Eve’s creation from Adam’s rib to Jesus’ DNA being female due to Mary, it sparked a conversation about how we understand Scripture’s symbolism, prophecy, and the danger of misinterpreting cultural and theological concepts. Todd and Laura unpack the argument, offering biblical insights that affirm the male-female relationship’s deeper, spiritual significance, and why these types of claims can trip up Christians today. Plus, a lighthearted bonus question about Mary’s role as the mother of Jesus wraps up the episode with a touch of humor!
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Join Todd and Laura for this enlightening and engaging conversation on how Christians can better understand and address contemporary debates in faith.
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In this thought-provoking episode of Naughty vs. Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura dive deep into the fascinating and unsettling history of the "Queen of Heaven" mentioned in Jeremiah 7. Exploring the cultural and theological implications, we uncover the Babylonian origins of this figure and how it connects to ancient practices, false worship, and the spread of occult beliefs throughout history.
We also examine how these ideas have influenced modern religious traditions, including misconceptions surrounding the Virgin Mary, the Marian dogmas in Catholicism, and their theological implications. From the Tower of Babel to Babylon, from Ishtar to modern interpretations, this episode connects the dots between ancient systems of worship and their echoes today.
This episode challenges you to rethink what you know about church traditions, ancient symbolism, and how false doctrine can subtly shape modern faith. Don’t miss this deep dive into biblical history, theology, and truth!
Extra Commentary on Buy Me a Coffee.
Referenes: Jeremiah 7:18, Jeremiah 44:17-25, Nimrod and Semiramis Mythos The Origin of the idea that Nimrod married Semiramis and had the baby Tammuz comes from the book The Two Babylons written by Alexander Hislop. Critics correctly argue that there is no “primary source” for his connection of Nimrod with Ninus (and thus Semiramis and Tammuz) therefore the overarching symbolic concepts are at worst, non-existent and at best, poor scholarship. Hislop was a member of The Secret Fraternity. He was explaining their beliefs in the book and how they associate the symbols within their Babylonian religious system. Freemasons Magazine and Masonic Mirror, VOL III. (NEW SERIES) July to December, 1860. Alexander Hislop was a member of the Secret Fraternity that practices the First Babylonian Religion. (page 19, bottom of the first column). The Queen of Heaven, Ishtar, the Queen of Heaven 25/02/2022, by Nurgul Celebi; The Queen of Heaven by Renald Showers, July/August 2004; Catholic View on Mary, Youtube Video Laura and Todd reference; How to Explain Mary’s Importance to a Non-Catholic, by Steve Ray, 11/19/2018, Youtube Video Referenced in Article; Verse Catholics claim is the prefigurement of Mary in Genesis, “Because Jesus is the seed or offspring of the woman, who must the woman be? The Blessed Virgin Mary. She is prefigured right here in the beginning of Genesis.”; Genesis 3:15; Immaculate Conception; Role of Mary in the Faith; Marian Dogmas 1, 2 & 3; The Biblical Roots of the Marian Doctrines, Scripture contains strong evidence of each belief the Catholic Church hold regarding the Blessed Virgin, 12/20/2019; Assumption of Mary, Wikipedia; Our Lady of Fatima; Fatima Graphic referenced in show; Mission Basilica San Buenaventura: Ninth and Last California Mission founded by St. Junipero Serra; Devotion to the Immaculate Heart by Timothy Harris, SSC; The Revelation of the Immaculate Heart at Fatima in 1917 Author: George Pollard; The 5 Sins Against the Immaculate Heart of Mary by Guido Del Rose; Sister Lucia Explains Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary Is a ‘Must’ by Joseph Pronechen • June 20, 2020; What does the Bible say about praying to saints?; What Scripture verse(s) can be used to support the belief that saints in heaven are alive?; God is the God of the living, not the dead 32 ‘I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob’? He is not the God of the dead but of the living.”
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Naughty vs Nice is a Christian podcast that takes Scripture seriously—especially where modern Christianity often doesn’t.
Rather than echoing popular church culture, we examine what the Bible actually teaches and where cultural assumptions, soft doctrines, and misplaced authority have quietly reshaped Christian belief. Many of the ideas treated as “biblical” today simply aren’t—and the consequences show up in marriages, churches, and personal faith.
Each episode walks carefully through Scripture in context, asking harder questions:
What does the text actually say?
What assumptions have we imported into it?
What happens when the church teaches the wrong thing?
The topics are often controversial and unpopular—not because we’re chasing outrage, but because truth rarely aligns with comfort or trends.
This podcast isn’t about inspiration or self-affirmation.
It’s about discernment, responsibility, and faithfulness to the Word.
If you’ve sensed that parts of modern Christianity feel off—but you still care deeply about Scripture—this podcast is for you.