David discusses the normative versus regulative principle of worship as it relates to women serving communion and passing the offering plate in the service.

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David talks about Ohio pastor Alistair Begg endorsing a Christian attending a "gay wedding" with gift in hand for the purpose of evangelism or something.

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David discusses a few Christian social media pet peeves, followed by the purpose and benefits of church membership.

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David casually discusses some more of the challenges of the internet and social media being the current communications platform for news and opinion in and out of the Christian conversation.

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David talks about the legal clown show that is the Colorado Supreme Court before discussing the propensity of churches to modify their services around Christmas and Easter to be attractive "experiences" for people.

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We're discussing the Satanic Temple display in the Iowa capitol building, and why the group's open advocacy for evil and their deception about their identity disqualifies the display for protection under the First Amendment.

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We're discussing the nature and similarities of Abuse Inc. to Racism Inc. (Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton) and its intersection with world-pleasing pastors and churches rendered powerless to stand up to it.

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David discusses the problem with starting online fights among Christians over low-tier issues as a way to build platform, using Gabe Rench's recent shenanigans over wine versus grape juice during communion.

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David discusses his personal operating rules for Christian engagement with other believers online.

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David discusses "Mindustry" as it expresses itself online, particularly the correlation between those who seek broad audience appeal for their online platform and those who accept and often embrace the subjective epistemology of the charismatic movement.

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