In our Season 3 finale, we tackle the 10th Commandment—coveting—why Scripture treats it as a heart-level idol factory and the “mother sin” that births so many others. We trace coveting from desire to destruction (think: Gollum), show how it undermines love for God and neighbor, and conclude with practical, Gospel-rooted disciplines for cultivating contentment. 

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In this special episode, Grayson Gilbert reflects on the life and legacy of John MacArthur, who passed away recently. He shares personal anecdotes about MacArthur's influence on his own faith journey, highlighting the importance of faithful teaching and the impact of spiritual mentors. Grayson emphasizes the need for enduring faith and the role of ordinary individuals in God's work, ultimately pointing to the hope found in Christ and the legacy of faithful servants in the church.

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In this episode of The Chorus in the Chaos, Blake and Jack tackle the Ninth Commandment: “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor.” But as they quickly uncover, this commandment isn’t just about lying—it’s about gossip, slander, exaggeration, and the thousand subtle ways we undermine truth in daily life.

Jack opens with a vivid personal illustration of a leaky ceiling and how unchecked deception functions like a drip—slowly saturating and eventually destroying. The conversation moves through scripture, theology (featuring insights from Kevin DeYoung and Thomas Watson), and practical application with the Heidelberg Catechism guiding the way.

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In this unscripted “After Hours” roundtable, The Chorus in the Chaos crew dives into two very different—but oddly connected—topics: nicotine addiction and artificial intelligence. What starts with a satirical review of a dramatic Christianity Today article about ZYN pouches spirals into serious (and hilarious) discussions on mastery, sanctification, the creeping perils of AI, and the church's responsibility 

What do a jaded weatherman and a bloodthirsty Pharisee have in common? In this episode, Jack explores the radically different—but equally transforming—power of grace in the lives of Phil Connors (Groundhog Day) and the apostle Paul. Using Paul’s conversion in Acts 9 as a springboard, this solo episode highlights the stunning reality of salvation by sovereign grace. Jack walks through the biblical text, reflects on Paul’s post-conversion transformation, shares the gripping story of a Japanese death row inmate turned Christian, and reminds listeners: no one is too far gone. If you’ve ever doubted the power of the gospel to change a life—this episode is for you.

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In this episode, the guys tackle the Eighth Commandment—“You shall not steal”—and unpack its serious implications in Scripture and society. From childhood stories of stolen gum and vanished bikes to million-dollar scams and Netflix password sharing, they explore the heart of theft in all its forms. With their trademark humor and biblical depth, Jack, Blake, and Grayson explain why stealing isn’t just bad manners—it’s rebellion against God’s law, an assault on human dignity, and a breakdown of societal trust.

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Warning: Due to the nature of the topic, some of the content of this episode may not be suitable for younger listeners 

In this episode, the TCITC delves into the seventh commandment, 'Thou shalt not Commit Adultery,' exploring its implications beyond mere physical acts. They discuss the historical context of adultery, the importance of marriage as a reflection of Christ's relationship with the church, and the foundational principles that govern healthy marriages.

They also discuss Paul's teachings on lust and adultery, emphasizing the importance of fidelity and the consequences of deviating from God's design. The conversation also addresses the struggles of temptation, the need for repentance, and the hope found in Christ for those who are brokenhearted over their sins. The speakers encourage listeners to seek forgiveness and to understand the gravity of their actions in light of scripture.

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In this episode of the Chorus in the Chaos Podcast, Jack and Rev. Ross Turner discuss the significance of systematic theology and share their top five recommendations for systematic theology texts. The discussion highlights the readability and accessibility of these theological texts and encourages listeners to delve into them for spiritual growth. 

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In this solo episode, Blake continues The Chorus in the Chaos series on the Ten Commandments with an in-depth look at the Sixth Commandment: “You shall not murder” (Exodus 20:13). While seemingly straightforward, this command carries deep theological and cultural implications.

Blake explores:

The biblical definition of murder vs. killing

Why human life is sacred—rooted in the Imago Dei

Scriptural contexts for justified killing: self-defense, war, and capital punishment

How anger, jealousy, and hatred are precursors to murder

The broader implications for issues like abortion, euthanasia, and suicide

The Christian duty to not only to avoid murder but actively preserve life

Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5 on heart sins and loving our enemies

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In this episode, Jack sits down with Kyle Worley—author, pastor, and theologian—to explore the heart of his latest book, Home with God: Our Union with Christ. Together, they unpack what it means to be "in Christ," why this doctrine is often neglected, and how rediscovering it can transform how we live, love, and rest.

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