The Consider Podcast

The Consider Podcast

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  • Clip: Thirteen Medications in Four Months

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    Thirteen psychiatric drugs and more than thirty prescriptions between September 2022 and January 2023. Patrick Clancy testified that every return to work broke her. The wrong people were on trial, and the church that offered nothing is guilty too.

    From Podcast 111: Lindsay Clancy Case. The Consider Podcast, examining today's wisdom, folly and madness. www.consider.info

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    3 min
  • Clip: Abortion in the Pews, Stones for Lindsay Clancy

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    Every quote condemning her comes from a man. How many women in those congregations have had abortions and heard only come forward, you can be forgiven? Willing to forgive them, unwilling to forgive her. The hypocrisy piles up.

    From Podcast 111: Lindsay Clancy Case. The Consider Podcast, examining today's wisdom, folly and madness. www.consider.info

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    2 min
  • Clip: Forgiveness for Everyone but Lindsay Clancy

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    Breitbart's John Nolte writes that she is guilty as hell and her supporters are vile. The same conservatives preach mercy and come to Jesus all week. Not for this lady. The word for that is hypocrite.

    From Podcast 111: Lindsay Clancy Case. The Consider Podcast, examining today's wisdom, folly and madness. www.consider.info

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    2 min
  • Clip: Pastor Josh Hates Her, But Does Jesus?

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    A megachurch pastor calls for her punishment. Jacob asks the obvious question: if the church preaches salvation for everyone, why not for Lindsay Clancy? Jesus said visit the prisoner. Either way, we are supposed to care about her.

    From Podcast 111: Lindsay Clancy Case. The Consider Podcast, examining today's wisdom, folly and madness. www.consider.info

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    2 min
  • Clip: This Should Never Have Gone to Trial

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    Prosecutors are the most divisive, illogical part of the system, and this case is their bad fruit. Jacob gives his verdict: not guilty by reason of insanity, and the woman belonged in a hospital, not a courtroom.

    From Podcast 111: Lindsay Clancy Case. The Consider Podcast, examining today's wisdom, folly and madness. www.consider.info

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    3 min
  • Clip: Podcast 111 Preview, The Lindsay Clancy Case

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    Breitbart, Josh Howerton, The Christian Post, Albert Mohler and Costi Hinn on Lindsay Clancy, plus Washington State's manufacturing of false abuse accusations. The preview for Podcast 111.

    From Podcast 111: Lindsay Clancy Case. The Consider Podcast, examining today's wisdom, folly and madness. www.consider.info

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    2 min
  • Treating Women With Purity and Prosecutors

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    “Absolute purity” is either an impossible slogan or a serious standard, and we treat it like it matters in the real world. We start with a young man’s stated goal: becoming someone women can trust. From there we anchor the conversation in 1 Timothy 5:2, where Scripture commands young men to treat younger women as sisters with absolute purity, not just outward behavior but inward integrity. We talk about why that kind of holiness preaching is demanding, why it requires divine grace, and why the narrow road still remains possible.

    We then move from personal character to church practice, because preaching is not the same as protection. We explain why we believe a church needs a deep foundation plus real safeguards, and we describe the tension that follows when a small congregation builds abuse prevention systems. We also share our view that King County and Washington State prosecutors resisted those safeguards and rewarded people we consider dishonest, turning a pursuit of righteousness into a public battle over credibility, motives, and power.

    Finally, we raise uncomfortable questions about the justice system itself: how abuse allegations are tested, why false accusations may go unpunished, and what it means for ordinary citizens serving on juries. If you care about church accountability, sexual integrity, 1 Timothy 5, abuse prevention, and the integrity of evidence in high stakes cases, this conversation will challenge you. Subscribe, share this with someone who thinks deeply, and leave a review with your biggest question after listening.

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    6 min
  • Podcast Lindsay Clancy Case

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    We critique public Christian commentary that treats the case as a test of righteousness rather than a moment for sober discernment—examining multiple aspects—legal, societal, and hypocritical Christianity.

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    1 hr 34 min
  • System of False Child Abuse Accusations Washington State

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    Washington State did not stumble from the Wenatchee child-abuse hysteria into the Enumclaw frame-up of an innocent pastor. It refined the method.

    What began as a behind-the-scenes scandal – where a daughter was brainwashed into accusing parents and neighbors – became an open system of grooming, police abuse, evidence deletion, and hate-crime activity conducted in open court in the City of Enumclaw.

    Same Washington State. Same county apparatus. Same prosecutor’s office. Same pastor-style Christianity attacked. Same abuses by police, prosecutors, and officials. Different years. Same playbook.

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    24 min
  • When Joy Meets Testing "It Was Wonderful"

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    Bad company corrupts good character, and it rarely looks obvious at first. Slander, lies, twisted facts and “discernment” can wreck a soul. Hear the warning and the hope on the Consider Podcast. 

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    5 min

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