This was announced last week on the RFP Wednesday show so while the cat might be out of the bag on the announcement, we wanted to discuss what the RFP Network is. We discuss what this means for our channel/content/social media/etc. We identify what it means to both recover from Fundamentalism and how to recover fundamentalism for Christianity and God's truth.  We also discuss echo chambers and how we feel this move will exemplify what we talk about all the time, how to challenge yourself with different ideas, how to escape an echo chamber if you are in one, and how to live in accordance with the truth of God's word.

One was to really twist the word of God is to elevate your feelings to that of God's word. What do we mean by that? When you hear someone say "God told me to have an abortion". If you feel God is telling you to do something or leading you in a way, we give you the steps in this episode how to discern between a true prompting of the Holy Spirit and just your feelings.

Pastor Bill Reeves of North Platte Baptist Church and Great Plains Baptist College in Nebraska was our number one request to do a rebuttal video on. Pastor Reeves is an IFB pastor and does a podcast/radio show called "The Brook" on YouTube. The topic of the rebuttal is their definitions of Principles, Convictions, Standards, and Preferences. If you aren't paying attention, what they are saying sounds ok. But once you listen to them discussing it while looking back at their original definitions you will see a bait and switch occur. These concepts become the basis for much of the extra-biblical manipulation in the IFB church.

RZIM released a new statement and the Report on Sexual Misconduct of Ravi Zacharias from Miller and Martin. The evidence they found is unbelievable and truly characteristic of someone living a double-life. We address comments made about our first video on this topics, how to address this as Christians, and how to move forward.

Anyone who has been paying attention to our channel knows that we have been insulted many times recently by various groups. Questions we get repeatedly is "how do you handle it?" or "How do you take such attacks each and every day?" We answer those questions and through this episode, we hope to equip you on how to handle an insult thrown your way and to understand what it means for the other person's perspective on the truth.

This was listener requested. We respond to "prophecies" made about Trump and the 2020 election by YouTuber Chris Yoon. He filmed this "prophesy" a few days after the 2020 election and equates Trump being re-elected with the "will of God". We call out this fake prophet as he requests in the video as clearly his predictions were not God's but his own hopes and desires. God and His gospel are too important to be reduced to election predictions.

After Pastor Tommy McMurtry called us names on his Spirit of Liberty Broadcast we did a response video. That resulted in Pastor Tommy asking us to come on the show. This was originally broadcast on his YouTube channel, but we have uploaded it here in case you missed it. We discuss KJV-Onlyism, Music, Clothing, the concept of "Old Paths", and legalism. We appreciate Tommy having us on and keeping it cordial.

Eric Skwarczynski discusses what lead him to start a podcast all about exposing abuse in the Independent Fundamental Baptist Church. He discusses what was originally meant to just been a documentary has blossomed into a very popular Podcast where he literally exposes abusers in the church, allows victims to tell their stories, and discusses how to effect meaningful change in the church.

In a slightly different version of the podcast, Will preaches on the Kalam Cosmological Argument. This argument looks into the law of causality, which simply states anything that has a beginning has a cause, and how this law helps prove not only God was the creator but that he is also a personal God that desires a relationship with His creation.

Why is everyone making Amen & A-woman jokes? Well its because Emanuel Cleaver's prayer in congress where he references "Brahma" as being the Monolithic God that "goes by many names". He ends his omnism prayer with "Amen & A-Woman". It has received plenty of scorn but much more so sarcastic humor in response. While we love sarcasm, we believe addressing this new "prayer" with truth and condemnation of its mischaracterization of what "amen" means is necessary to prevent this from becoming the next new trend in progressive churches.