Amy Davison is back on the podcast for a discussion for another conversation about how to think critically and respond Biblically in the face of cultural woes.

Amy Davison is a writer and podcast host for Mama Bear Apologetics. For more info and resources visit: www.mamabearapologetics.com

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In this episode, Duke reacts to a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, featuring an in depth discussion on whether the Moon Landing actually happened, are aliens actually fallen angels, is artificial intelligence inherently evil and more.

More importantly... in the midst of darkness, perversion, and demonic assault, how is the believer supposed to respond? What are the weapons of our warfare? How much Authority do we have in Christ? This is a discussion on the authority of the believer as it relates to the darkness of this age. We have nothing to fear!

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Lots of controversy these past couple of weeks over the Stronger Men's Conference. Let's talk about it.

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Exploring the age old question... "If God exists" or "If God is all powerful and good"... then "Why is there so much pain, evil, and chaos in the world?"

This was prompted by a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience where Joe interviewed a woman who grew up in an apocalyptic cult. They talked about God and the Bible quite a bit, but at one point Joe shared his opinion on why God (if He exists) created humanity. This is what I'm reacting to on this episode.

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What is going on??? The last few weeks have been WILD. It seems there is so much happening in our world today. Wars, rumors of wars, threats of terrorism and violence, natural disasters, signs in the heavenlies... just to name a few. In the midst of all of the craziness, we (the people of God) need to make sure we are not allowing our hearts to be troubled. We cannot get consumed by fear, anxiety, confusion... because ultimately we are not called to anchor our hope in this world or the economy or the government... but in the One who is seated on the throne.

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Natalie Taylor returns to the podcast to discuss Donald Trump's favorite ice cream, leadership, and developing healthy rhythms for our lives. A key element of this episode was how to be present in the moment while holding onto the vision for the future.

Natalie Taylor is a life and wellness coach, podcast host, author, speaker, and problem solver. Visit her online at www.meetnatalietaylor.com and be sure and check out her podcast "The Table with Natalie Taylor."

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Join me for a discussion on worship and idolatry. Also, you probably have a friend that needs to hear this...

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Alex Seidler is back! Duke and Alex spend time remiscining over leading worship in the early 2000's and transition into a discussion about the kindness of God, surrendering to Jesus and leading from a posture of servanthood. Alex points out that the world is in desperate need of the people of God expressing the heart of the Father in the way that we lead ministries and do life together. People are hungry for the authentic. For real community. Alex also points out that spectator Christianity is to go. As leaders we cannot be content with doing all the ministry for the people to see. We need to demonstrate in such a way that empowers others to discover the leadership potential within them and express the nature of the Kingdom in their lives. It's a different kind of leadership that leads FROM sacrifice not FOR affirmation.

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In this episode I'm covering a whole bunch of random things I haven't been able to get to...

The AI tool "SORA"

Alabama's recent Supreme Court ruling on embryos developed for IVF

Marvels movies

Surge pricing at fast food restaurants???

Discrimination

And (alot) more...

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Jesus demonstrated the most extreme level of servant leadership... He didn't come to be served but to serve and later His life down for the sake of the world. He demonstrated servant leadership and then called on His disciples to do the same. This kind of selflessness and humility is so needed in our world today. In fact, creation is desperately longing for the people of God to recognize their authority and to use that authority not to exalt themselves but to serve like Jesus. Jesus didn't teach us to condemn the world. He taught us to love so well that people will ask, "What must I do to be saved?"

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