In this video, we respond to Adrian Lawson’s recent reel defending Vatican II’s statements about Islam. Adrian argues that the Catholic Church has not contradicted itself and that Muslims and Christians worship the same God, citing Vatican II documents like Nostra Aetate and Lumen Gentium, as well as Romans 2 and Acts 17. But is that really what the Bible and Church history teach? We take a closer look at official Catholic documents before and after Vatican II, examine Adrian’s biblical claims in context, and expose the theological contradictions that arise when the Church tries to affirm Islam while still claiming exclusive truth. This is a deep dive into doctrine, history, and Scripture — and it matters for anyone wrestling with the Catholic Church’s claims to infallibility.

What happens when a Catholic apologist claims that Calvinism doesn’t just misinterpret Scripture—but actually breaks logic itself? In this video, I respond to Joe Heschmeyer’s bold critique of Reformed theology by examining his arguments one by one, comparing them with Scripture, and exposing where they go wrong—not just theologically, but logically. This isn’t about defending Calvinism for Calvinism’s sake. It’s about clarifying what Calvinists actually believe, correcting common misconceptions, and ultimately pointing viewers back to the God whose grace is sovereign, purposeful, and unstoppable. Whether you’re Reformed, Catholic, or just curious—this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

In this video, we’re digging into one of the most debated questions in Christianity: is the thief on the cross the rule or the exception when it comes to salvation? Joe Heschmeyer says his story is off topic in debates about baptism, but I’m going to show you why it’s not just relevant—it’s essential. Join me as we explore the thief’s faith, what the Bible and early church fathers say, and why this story proves that faith alone is the unbreakable rule of salvation. Stick around because I’ll also be tackling the question “Is baptism necessary for salvation?” in a follow-up video. Let’s dive in!

What really happened at the Council of Nicea? In this video, we dive deep into the truth behind one of the most misunderstood events in church history. From the Arian controversy and the formulation of the Nicene Creed to the myths about Constantine inventing Christianity or deciding the Bible’s canon—we separate fact from fiction using primary sources and solid historical scholarship. Whether you’ve heard that Nicea created the Trinity, changed the Sabbath, or forced celibacy on priests, we break down each claim and show you what the Council actually did—and why it still matters today. If you’re ready to move past internet myths and learn the real story, this is the video for you.

In this video, we respond to Joe Heschmeyer’s Shameless Popery episode on the ending of Mark 16 and the supposed “problem” it creates for Protestants and Sola Scriptura. Joe raises important questions about textual variants, canon formation, and ecclesial authority—but does his argument really hold up? We walk through his claims point by point, giving credit where it’s due and offering thoughtful pushback where it’s needed. Along the way, we explore the nature of divine inspiration, the role of tradition, and why Protestants don’t need an infallible magisterium to trust the Bible. Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, or just curious about how Christians discern Scripture, this deep-dive offers clarity, context, and a compelling case for the sufficiency of God’s Word.

In this video, we tackle the 14 most common objections to total depravity and show why they fall short both biblically and logically. If you’ve ever wondered whether total depravity is unfair, whether it makes God’s justice seem cruel, or whether it denies human dignity and real choice, this video is for you. With a conversational tone and a careful look at Scripture, we unpack why the Bible’s teaching on total depravity is not just true—it’s the backdrop that makes grace truly amazing. Let’s dive in together!

Have we unknowingly embraced a Gnostic view of the Holy Spirit? In this eye-opening video, we explore how many modern Christians elevate inner impressions, emotional “peace,” and personal revelations over Scripture, wisdom, and the church—and why that dangerously mirrors ancient Gnostic heresies. We’ll walk through what Gnosticism really is, how it subtly infiltrates Christian thinking, and what the Bible actually teaches about how the Holy Spirit leads us. If you’ve ever found yourself saying, “I’m just waiting for the Spirit to confirm it,” this video is for you. Discover the better, biblical way to walk in step with the Spirit—rooted in truth, not vibes.

Are Christians today required to keep the Sabbath, observe Jewish feast days, and follow Old Testament dietary laws because they’re called “everlasting” in Scripture? In this video, we dive deep into the meaning of the Hebrew word olam, explore how context shapes its usage, and expose the theological inconsistency of trying to blend the Mosaic Law with the Gospel of Christ. This isn’t a call to lawlessness—it’s a call to something better: the freedom, rest, and righteousness found in Jesus, the One who fulfilled the law in full.

Are we born spiritually neutral—or spiritually dead? In this second part of the Why I Believe Total Depravity Is Biblical series, we walk verse by verse through the clearest Scriptures on the human condition—Genesis 6, Psalm 51, Romans 3, Ephesians 2, John 6, and more—to show that total depravity isn’t a theological exaggeration…it’s God’s own diagnosis. Along the way, we engage with common Provisionist objections and explain why the gospel isn’t just an offer to the willing—it’s the power of God to raise the unwilling and unable to life. If you’ve ever wrestled with how bad the bad news really is, this video pulls no punches—and points you straight to the wonder of grace.

Does the Holy Spirit proceed from the Father alone—or from the Father and the Son? This one theological phrase, known as the Filioque, has split the Church for over a thousand years. In this video, we break it all down: the historical controversy, the biblical passages that fuel the debate, the key differences between the Eastern and Western views of the Trinity, and why this matters far more than you might think. Is the Filioque biblical? Is it heresy? And should Christians today care about it? Join me as we explore this crucial doctrine, cut through centuries of confusion, and discover how understanding the Spirit’s procession deepens our worship of the Triune God.