What's with our obsession with true crime? In this episode of Plundering Leviathan, we take a hard look at our culture’s fascination with murder, serial killers, missing persons, and real-life tragedy, especially the enormous popularity of true crime among women.

"To beard or not to beard..."

...that is the question. What does the Bible or church history have to say about facial hair? Is it just a matter of personal preference, or is there something spiritual about the furry-faced man? Join us for this conversation on Plundering Leviathan as we comb through the biblical theology and ecclesiastical history to ask the question: "What would Jesus shave?"

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Why do so many of our pastors and Christian men struggle to discipline their own bodies? From the very beginning, God called Adam to "shamar" the garden—to guard it, protect it, and exercise dominion. That calling hasn't disappeared. Men are still called to protect, provide, and faithfully steward what God has entrusted to them—including their own bodies. In this episode of Plundering Leviathan, we ask whether physical strength matters for the Christian life, where the line is between stewardship and vanity, and how exercise can become an act of worship rather than another form of self-idolatry.

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What does the Bible teach about women in the life of the church? In this LIVESTREAM episode, we explore the biblical vision of complementarity, discussing the equal dignity, value, and importance of men and women while examining God's distinct design for leadership within the home and church. In this conversation, we address common questions surrounding women serving as pastors, look at key biblical texts, consider examples of faithful women throughout Scripture, and highlight the countless ways women are called to serve, teach, disciple, and build up the body of Christ. Far from diminishing women, God's design magnifies their indispensable role in His kingdom and for His glory.

Christianity and Islam are two of the world's largest religions, together accounting for more than half of the global population. Both claim to worship the God of Abraham, honor many of the same biblical figures, and call their followers to lives of devotion and obedience. Yet beneath these similarities lie profound differences concerning the nature of God, the identity of Jesus Christ, the reliability of Scripture, the problem of sin, and the way of salvation. In this episode, we'll explore the history, beliefs, and worldview of Islam and Christianity, examining where they agree, where they sharply diverge, and why those differences matter not only for theology, but for eternity.

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In celebration of Pastor Jeremiah's 18-year wedding anniversary with Elizabeth, Plundering Leviathan had a LIVESTREAM conversation on some of the lessons to be learned over a lifetime of marriage. In a culture that treats marriage as disposable, these conversations seek to recover a vision for the glorious picture of marriage.

As war once again erupts in the Middle East—this time involving Iran—some voices in the Christian world are framing the conflict in prophetic terms. A growing conversation has emerged around the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, where the Islamic Dome of the Rock now stands on the site historically associated with Solomon's Temple and (what is known as) Herod's Temple. Some interpreters of biblical prophecy believe that a “Third Temple” must be rebuilt before the return of Christ, leading to speculation about what would have to happen to the Islamic structures currently occupying the site.

But is that really what Christians should expect—or even hope for—in the last days? Should believers anticipate the destruction of the Dome of the Rock and the restoration of temple sacrifices, or does the New Testament point us in a very different direction? In this episode of Plundering Leviathan, we examine the eschatology behind the Third Temple movement and what Scripture actually says about the future of God’s temple and the kingdom of Christ.

As tensions rise between Iran and the West, many Christians begin asking whether ancient biblical prophecies might relate to the modern Middle East. Passages about Elam in Jeremiah 49, Gog and Magog in Ezekiel 38–39, and the climactic battle of Armageddon in Revelation 16 are often brought into the conversation. Christians have long debated how these prophecies should be understood:

In Episode #36, we offer our take on current events unfolding in Iran and its relationship to biblical prophecy.

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On February 15, 2026, in an interview with podcaster Brian Tyler Cohen, former President Obama said that aliens are real. Four days later, President Trump said that Obama made a “big mistake” and “gave classified information” regarding his comments on the existence of aliens. Suddenly the internet exploded again with speculation about UFOs, UAPs, and decades of mysterious sightings.

What are we supposed to make of stories like the Navy’s Tic Tac encounter, the strange activity reported around Area 51, the bizarre phenomena at Skinwalker Ranch, the sudden appearance and disappearance of the Utah monolith, and even the recent report of a Hellfire missile being fired at an unidentified craft? Are we dealing with extraterrestrial visitors from distant galaxies—or something else entirely? Does the Bible have anything to says regarding such unexplained phenomena, and is there any connection between these modern mysteries and the Biblical stories of the Nephilim, Anakim, Rephaim (ancient giants), demonic deception, and the reality of spiritual warfare? Welcome to the conversation on Episode #35 of Plundering Leviathan.

What does the Great Commission look like when it takes you behind prison bars — or into the hills of the Blue Ridge Mountains?

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