The episode critiques modern interpretations of Jesus and women’s roles in Christianity, highlighting concerns about contemporary female preachers and their messaging. It identifies various inaccuracies in the viewpoint that personal experiences define faith, emphasizing the importance of adhering to Biblical doctrines. The author encourages vigilance against false teachings and maintaining doctrinal integrity.

https://the-end-time.org/2025/01/14/the-double-life-of-christian-influencers-beware-of-hypocrisy/

Justin Peters addressing the true meaning of the 'still small voice verse, https://youtu.be/3z32AIGDBq4?si=s8TLdF-m_FRwkRtB

Elizabeth Prata discusses Michael Reeves' interpretation of fearing God as a righteous jealousy that stems from a deep love from Him, contrasting it with selfish envy. She critiques Oprah Winfrey's misunderstanding of God's jealousy, emphasizing that God desires fellowship for humanity's benefit. True understanding leads to faith and repentance in Christ.

The rise of influencer marketing has exposed both authenticity and hypocrisy within social media, even among Christian leaders. Many high-profile women project an image of godliness while living contrary to Biblical teachings. As a result, the article urges discernment, advising individuals to carefully assess the lives and doctrines of influencers they follow.

In this reflection, I explore the connection between nature and biblical lessons, particularly the story of Jonah. I had challenged myself to contemplate God and scripture daily. I emphasize the importance of aligning thoughts with spiritual values, recognizing personal flaws, and seeking to cultivate godly desires while repenting for the ungodly.

https://the-end-time.org/2025/01/13/mindful-meditations-jonah-and-daily-reflection/

The article discusses a conversation between a motherly figure and young women about submission in marriage. It emphasizes that biblical submission applies only after marriage and that women should observe their fiancé's actions, particularly regarding respect for family and reliability. The text advises against marrying with the hope of future change, urging discernment in relationships.

The episode discusses first-class travel by Christian leaders, contrasting those who demonstrate stewardship with funds, like John MacArthur and Carl Hargrove, against those seen as extravagant, like Jesse Duplantis and Beth Moore. It emphasizes ethical concerns over using donor money for personal comfort, highlighting the more important mission to reach the lost.

JMac witnessing to a Muslim on a flight,
https://youtu.be/pP6M7OqnciA?si=53M_JkzMbh8v46jx

Beth Moore Source 2023 Tax return explanation of why she needs to travel first class,

In this part 2 to a short series, I explore the tension between clean, spicy, and explicit themes in Christian Romance novels. The episode emphasizes biblical principles to guide readers, cautioning against idolatry in romantic expectations, & suggests alternatives to Christian romances.

What does edgy mean and do we even need edgy?

Why does it have to be called Christian fiction anyway- Tolkien's wasn't...

In Christian fiction, how do we balance keeping the message strong and not watering it down while still wanting to reach readers beyond Christian bookstores or churches?

Do you know what's precious to God? I do. And I didn't learn this in a vision or a prompt or intuition. God told us ladies what is precious to Him. It's in His word! Here it is:

Your adornment must not be merely the external—braiding the hair, wearing gold jewelry, or putting on apparel; but it should be the hidden person of the heart, with the imperishable quality of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is precious in the sight of God. (1 Peter 3:3-4).