In this episode, Warner Haley joins Aaron and Scott to break down the simplicity and depth of prayer.

From praise to personal requests, from forgiveness to spiritual strength, discover how to talk with God truly — not just repeat words.

Warner also shares how his own study of Scripture (and discovery of The Authentic Christian Podcast) helped him grow in prayer after his conversion.

When Warner Haley started reading the Bible for himself, he didn’t expect it to change his life completely.

Raised in a religious home, he believed he was already a Christian — until one night in Bible class, his honest question about baptism caused an entire room to erupt in debate.

That moment led him on a powerful journey from confusion to conviction, from tradition to the truth Jesus taught.

While searching for answers, Warner stumbled across The Authentic Christian Podcast on YouTube.

What began as a simple search for “Christian podcast” turned into a life-changing discovery of biblical truth.

Through studying Scripture and listening to clear, Bible-based teaching, he came to understand what it truly means to obey the gospel and simply become a Christian.

Aaron and Scott take a deep dive into the writings of early church leaders such as Ignatius, Clement of Rome, and others. What did they say about elders, deacons, shepherding, and spiritual authority—and how does it line up with what the Bible teaches?

Two lifelong friends, Tristan and Joseph, share their powerful journey from worldly living to discovering biblical truth through the gospel.

Their friendship began in middle school and carried them through military life, questions about salvation, and eventually to their decision to obey the gospel and be baptized into Christ.

Two preachers from India, Praveen and Akash, join Aaron to share the powerful reality of being Christians in one of the most populated — and persecuted — countries in the world.

Hear how they train preachers, plant congregations, and stand firm in faith despite growing hostility toward Christianity. Their families risk everything to spread the gospel, often traveling miles by bike or foot just to share the good news.

This episode will open your eyes to the courage of our brothers and sisters in India — and remind us why the Church must continue to pray, support, and stand together for the cause of Christ.

Aaron sits down with Keith Mosher, a preacher, teacher, and lifelong servant of God.

At 86 years old, Brother Mosher reflects on his early life, his start in preaching, and decades of teaching and mentoring others in the faith.

Through humor, humility, and heartfelt reflection, he shares lessons on endurance, perhaps providence, and what it truly means to serve the Lord for a lifetime.

In this follow-up to last week’s episode, we dive deeper into the Moral Argument for God’s existence.

Can right and wrong exist without a Creator? Are morals just human opinions, or do they point to something higher?

In Part 2, we explore how objective morality makes the best sense in a world created by God, respond to objections, and show why the moral law is powerful evidence for faith.

Why do we believe in right and wrong? Where does morality come from, and does it point us to something beyond ourselves?

We’ll look at why objective morality can’t be explained by atheism, why every culture recognizes moral laws,

and how this truth confirms the reality of God.

If you’ve ever wondered whether morality proves the existence of God, this conversation will help you think more deeply and defend your faith with confidence!

Aaron, Brandon, and Epifanio Carranza continue their discussion “21st Century Challenges for Every Christian: S.L.O.W. Down.”

Building on Part One, they dig deeper into how Christians can resist the pull of a world that demands instant results and non-stop activity.

In this conversation, they explore:

✅Why discipleship requires patience in a culture of immediacy

✅Lessons from Scripture on slowing down and listening to Jesus

✅How stillness strengthens our relationship with God

✅Practical ways to live counter-culturally in daily life

This episode reminds us that slowing down isn’t a sign of weakness—it’s a spiritual discipline that helps us grow in faith and keep our eyes fixed on Christ!

Christians today live in a fast-paced, always-connected world. But what if God is calling us to slow down and refocus? In this conversation, Aaron, Brandon, and guest Epifanio Carranza will discuss:

✅ The meaning behind the acronym S.L.O.W.

✅ Why constant busyness distracts us from God’s priorities

✅ Biblical reminders to rest, reflect, and be intentional

✅ How slowing down strengthens faith, relationships, and discipleship

Take a deep breath, pause, and join the conversation on how to live more faithfully in the midst of life’s rush.