In this episode, I explore the history of Judaism to include its direct encounter with the actual head and founder of Christianity itself, Jesus Christ. What you will discover might shock you. Enjoy!

In approaching this question, one must examine whether the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church align with the authoritative Word of God or whether they stand in opposition to it. This episode will therefore analyze key doctrinal issues—such as justification, authority, the sacraments, and the role of Mary and the saints—in light of Scripture. The goal is not to attack individuals within the Roman Church, many of whom are sincere in their devotion, but to test the system itself against the truth revealed in God’s Word. For if the gospel is distorted, then eternal souls are at stake.

There is a growing concern that some Christians will be tempted to see Mormonism in a positive light, given their allegiance to conservative values and politics. This episode warns Christians not to compromise in this area. Mormonism has historically been deemed an anti-Christian cult and a false religion by Christians. We must ensure that we continue to make this distinction.

DISCLOSURE: While a 2019 video of Charlie Kirk and Rod Smith shows Charlie defending gay Christianity, a 2024 video suggests that Charlie's views on this issue took a turn. In 2024 he clearly condemns the practice and quotes Leviticus 18 an 20 while doing so. I took the episode down until I located evidence that Charlie held the orthodox Christian view on homosexuality.

In this episode of The Reformed Rant,I take a few moments to reflect on the life, influence, and legacy of Charlie Kirk and his work with Turning Point USA. With his recent passing, emotions are high, and responses have been pouring in from across the political and religious spectrum.I want to praise God for the good that has come—and will continue to come—through Charlie’s bold contributions to the conservative movement and to the broader Church of God. His courage to speak truth in thepublic square and engage young minds in the cultural arena is not to be taken lightly. At the same time, I would like to urge you, the listener, to keep your critical thinking cap firmlyin place. As we reflect on someone’s legacy, we must be careful not to let our affections cloud our discernment. Affirm the good—but do not ignore the concerns. Truth never calls us to compromise. And in honoring those who have gone before us, we must always remember that our highest allegiance is toChrist and His Word. So join me as I offer my thoughts—not just in tribute, but in truth.

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In this episode of The Reformed Rant, I take a few moments to reflect on the life, influence, and legacy of Charlie Kirk and his work with Turning Point USA. With his recent passing, emotions are high, and responses have been pouring in from across the political and religious spectrum. I want to praise God for the good that has come—and will continue to come—through Charlie’s bold contributions to the conservative movement and to the broader Church of God. His courage to speak truth in the public square and engage young minds in the cultural arenais not to be taken lightly. At the same time, I would like to urge you, the listener, to keep your critical thinking cap firmly in place. As we reflect on someone’s legacy, we must be careful not to let our affections cloud our discernment. Affirm the good—but do not ignore the concerns. Truth never calls us tocompromise. And in honoring those who have gone before us, we must always remember that our highest allegiance is to Christ and His Word. So join me as I offer my thoughts—not just in tribute, but in truth.

In this episode, I talk about all the wonderful things Charlie Kirk accomplished in his young and short life. There is much to rejoice over. But that rejoicing is tempered with discernment over some areas where we should be cautious.

In this episode, I discuss the moral nature of pushing conspiracy theories. Is it immoral for Christians to push conspiracy theories? I also point out the difference between conspiracy theories and critical thinking.

In this episode, I ask the question: Is it unethical for Christians to accept or push conspiracy theories? I hope you find the content interesting, provoking, but most of all, biblical.

In this episode I respond to John Piper's claim that Colossians 2:11-12 refutes infant baptism and Kevin DeYoung's claim that it affirms it and links NT baptism to OT circumcision.

In this episode, I warn Christians about taking up an ungodly and hateful attitude toward the Jewish nation. Antisemitism is incongruent with a faithful and godly lifestyle at its core. The godly Christian will avoid it at every turn.