REVERENT AND REBELLIOUS

Holy Ghosts, Episode 6: Don’t Break His Heart. The Spirit can be grieved, and the Spirit can be quenched. But the same verse that warns us tells us we are sealed for the day of redemption. We unpack Ephesians 4:30 and 1 Thessalonians 5:19, face the unforgivable sin head-on, and find the road back to a re-lit fire. He grieves. He stays. Come back today.

Holy Ghosts — Episode 5: The Controversial Gifts. Tongues. Prophecy. Healing. We present the cessationist and continuationist cases at their strongest, let the text speak, and land on responsible continuationism — open to everything the Spirit wants to do, discerning enough to test what claims to be His work. Bring it on.

Holy Ghosts — Episode 4: Every Member Gifted. The church fought about a few gifts and ignored most of them. We lay out all three gift lists, dismantle the hierarchy, honor the overlooked gifts that run the church, and send you back into your community with one question: Who needs what the Spirit put in you?

"Holy Ghosts — Episode 3: Filled With the Spirit. The Greek of Ephesians 5:18 says: keep on being filled, continuously, as a community, by yielding to the one who fills. Not a crisis experience you either had or missed. A rhythm. Like breathing. And the Spirit doesn't replace you. He reveals you. The you God designed. Operating at a level you could never reach alone. Just keep breathing."

Holy Ghosts — Episode 2: Pentecost. Fire. Wind. Tongues. Three thousand people. And the reversal of the Tower of Babel. Drawing on the work of Dr. Michael Heiser, we make the case that Pentecost is not primarily about a spiritual gift — it's about God reclaiming every nation that was disinherited at Babel. Babel broke it. Pentecost is fixing it. You're part of the repair.

Holy Ghosts — Episode 1: Who even IS the Holy Spirit? He hovered over creation. He raised Jesus from the dead. He lives in you right now. And most Christians relate to Him like a distant relative they've heard about but never met. Time to fix that. This is where the series begins.

When the Church Lost the Plot — Episode 5: Christian Nationalism. Jesus refused every kingdom in the world. Every single time. Christian Nationalism is the church accepting what He declined — and calling it faithfulness. We trace the history, name the errors, follow the cost, and recover the Kingdom that doesn't depend on America. Spoiler: it never did.

"When the Church Lost the Plot — Episode 4: The Prosperity Gospel. The Prosperity Gospel has an answer for everything Jesus said about money. It just ignores all of it. We trace the theology, follow the money, name the human cost — and recover the genuine abundance Jesus actually promised. Spoiler: it's better than a private jet."

When the Church Lost the Plot — Episode 3: The Inquisition. They called burning people alive an act of faith. They tortured people for doubting and called it protecting the truth. And somehow they never noticed that Jesus was tried by the same system — that He was the one on the receiving end of the midnight arrest, the coerced confession, the predetermined verdict. The Inquisition lasted 650 years. The Gospel has lasted 2,000. God's word is not chained.

Episode 2 of When the Church Lost the Plot is here — and this one hits! How did Bible-believing Christians use Scripture to defend slavery? What did they get so wrong? After all, isn't slavery everywhere in the Bible? Today, we dig into a lot more than history. We dig into the Curse of Ham, the household codes, Paul's letter to Philemon, and the hermeneutic of convenience that made it all possible. We also look at a group of resistors who read the same Bible, but found a completely different God in its pages. How did this happen? Why was it justified? How can the Church move to ensure it never happens again? Join us for a powerful conversation!