There has been a lot of discussion recently about war in the Middle East, America's involvement, and the role of faith in how Christians respond to it. Many believers have been taught that Christians must support Israel because of the Bible. But is that what Scripture actually teaches? In this message, we explore an important distinction that many people overlook — the difference between the biblical nation of Israel and the modern state of Israel. We also examine how theology, politics, and history intersect in shaping how many Christians think about the conflict in the Middle East. This conversation challenges us to think deeply about faith, war, and what it truly means to follow the teachings of Jesus in a complicated world.

👉 Do Christians have a biblical obligation to support Israel?

👉 Should theology influence modern politics?

👉 What does the Bible actually say? Watch and join the conversation.

There has been a lot of discussion recently about war in the Middle East, America's involvement, and the role of faith in how Christians respond to it. Many believers have been taught that Christians must support Israel because of the Bible. But is that what Scripture actually teaches?

In this episode, we explore an important distinction that many people overlook — the difference between the biblical nation of Israel and the modern state of Israel. We also examine how theology, politics, and history intersect in shaping how many Christians think about the conflict in the Middle East.

This conversation challenges us to think deeply about faith, war, and what it truly means to follow the teachings of Jesus in a complicated world.

👉 Do Christians have a biblical obligation to support Israel?

Watch and join the conversation.

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What happens when conviction collides with politics?

In this explosive episode of No Amen Required, I sit down with Georgia’s Former Lieutenant Governor, Geoff Duncan — now a 2026 Democratic candidate for Governor — for a conversation that does not play it safe.

We talk about:

This isn’t a rehearsed political interview.

We go beyond headlines and soundbites to wrestle with the deeper questions:

Can you lead with integrity in a system built on pressure?

In a moment where outrage drives algorithms and division fuels engagement, this dialogue invites something different — depth, honesty, and accountability.

Whether you’re conservative, progressive, independent, or politically exhausted… this episode will challenge you.

Because leadership isn’t tested when the cameras are off.

If you care about Georgia.

You need to watch this.

"The only confirmation Peter needed to do something he'd never done before was Jesus." - Dr. Gina Stewart

What if the only validation you actually need… is from God?

In this powerful episode of No Amen Required, Dr. Gina Stewart shares the real story behind her calling - the fear, the resistance, the rejection, the depression, and the quiet pressure to be "less" so she could be more acceptable.

She grew up in a church where women were welcomed… but still wrestled internally with whether she would ever be accepted as a preacher.

She delayed saying yes because she wanted marriage. She battled depression because society told her singleness meant failure. She became the first woman to preach in historic spaces - and watched her sermon get taken down overnight.

And through all of it, one truth carried her:

You don't need everybody's approval to obey your calling.

This episode isn't just about women in ministry. It's about anyone who feels the tension between who they are and what the world expects them to be. If you've ever:

Felt called but afraid

Questioned your worth because of your relationship status

Been told you don't belong in a certain room

Watched your work get dismissed or minimized

This conversation is for you.

Because the only confirmation Peter needed to step onto the water… was one word: "Come." And that might be all you need too.

Raised in poverty, betrayed by those closest to him, and publicly dismissed from a church he was called to lead, Pastor Keion Henderson started over with $200 and a handful of supporters. What followed will stay with you.