What if the problem with humanity isn’t just that we’re broken—but that we’re spiritually dead? In this first episode of my 5-part series “Why I Believe Total Depravity Is Biblical,” we lay the foundation for one of the most misunderstood doctrines in Christianity. Whether you’ve heard of total depravity through Calvinism, rejected it because it sounds too harsh, or never really studied it deeply, this video challenges you to set aside assumptions and ask one simple question: Is it true? We’ll unpack what total depravity really means, clear up the misconceptions, and explore why the Bible not only teaches it—but even anticipates the objections we still raise today. If total depravity is true, then grace isn’t just helpful—it’s our only hope.

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!

Have you ever wondered why God called some things clean and others unclean—and what it has to do with your life today? In this video, we dive deep into the Bible’s clean and unclean laws, uncover the powerful story they were telling, and show how Jesus didn’t just cancel the old system—He fulfilled it completely. We’ll tackle common objections, explain why foods like pork no longer defile, and expose how trusting in external rituals actually contradicts the Gospel. If you’ve ever wrestled with holiness, purity, or what it really means to be clean before God, this video will open your eyes to the breathtaking truth: in Christ, the unclean are made clean forever.

Candace Owens recently announced her conversion from Protestantism to Catholicism, citing emotional intrigue, historical claims, and a viral YouTube comment as key turning points. In this video, we take a deep dive into her story—not to attack, but to examine. We unpack the irony of a truth-seeker who stops questioning, challenge the idea that “to study history is to become Catholic,” dismantle the claim that Protestantism is just American individualism in disguise, and refocus the conversation on what matters most: the gospel. This isn’t about tradition vs. innovation—it’s about truth vs. error. If you’re wrestling with similar questions or just curious about the core differences between Protestantism and Catholicism, this video is for you.

What if everything you thought you knew about Easter… was wrong—or at least incomplete?In this video, we dive deep into one of the most controversial and misunderstood topics in Christianity: Easter. Is it really rooted in paganism? Did Constantine hijack it and replace the resurrection with a sun-god festival? Are we even celebrating it on the right day? And what’s the deal with eggs, bunnies, and sunrise services?Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or confident in your beliefs, this is the deep-dive you didn’t know you needed.

What if one of the most quoted verses in defense of Church authority doesn’t actually mean what you’ve been told it means? In this video, we take a deep dive into John 16:13—a verse often used by Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox apologists to defend the idea of infallible Church leadership. But when we step back and look at the full context of Jesus’ words, we find something entirely different. This wasn’t a blanket promise to Church councils or future popes—it was a specific promise to the apostles, tied directly to their unique role in laying the foundation of the faith. So if the Spirit guided them into all truth, what does that mean for us today? Join us as we untangle centuries of misinterpretation, reclaim the true meaning of this powerful verse, and rediscover how the Holy Spirit actually leads believers—not through evolving tradition, but through the Word He already inspired. Don’t settle for secondhand truth—go back to the source.

Are Christians still required to keep the Sabbath—or has it been fulfilled in Christ? In this deep-dive teaching, we walk through every major passage in Scripture about the Sabbath, from Genesis to Revelation, and unpack what it truly means that Jesus fulfilled the law. You’ll discover the difference between shadow and substance, law and grace, obligation and rest. We’ll explore Old Testament origins, New Testament freedom, prophetic visions of eternal worship, and the powerful gospel truth that your ultimate rest isn’t found in a day—it’s found in a Person. Whether you’ve been wrestling with legalism, confused about Sabbath observance, or just hungry for clarity, this is the complete biblical breakdown you’ve been looking for. Watch till the end, and experience the freedom of resting fully in Christ’s finished work.

Why do Protestants have 66 books in their Bible—and not more? In this video, we take a deep dive into one of the most important and misunderstood questions in church history: Which books truly belong in the canon of Scripture? From the Hebrew Bible used by Jesus and the apostles, to the early Church’s use of the Septuagint, to the fiery debates of the Reformation, this video unpacks the historical, theological, and spiritual reasons why Protestants affirm the 66-book canon. Along the way, we’ll confront common myths, explore how the early Church recognized—not invented—Scripture, and uncover why this conversation still matters for every believer today. Whether you’re Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, or just curious, this is a journey worth taking.

Is Protestantism actually demonic? Some claim that its divisions prove it’s Satanic, but does that argument hold up biblically and historically? In this video, we break down what demonic actually means in Scripture, whether division is always a sign of evil, and if the Protestant Reformation was a rebellion or a return to biblical truth. We’ll examine the fruits of Protestantism—both good and bad—and ask whether falsely calling it demonic could put someone in danger of mislabeling God’s work. If you’re ready for a biblically grounded discussion, let’s dive in! Like, subscribe, and comment with your thoughts!

Today, I present what I believe is the greatest case for sola Scriptura. In this video, I not only provide you with the positive case for Sola Scriptura, but I also dedicate a large portion of this video to answering some common objections that Catholics and Orthodox believers raise against it. Check out this video to see if my case hold up!