Do advocates of CRT (or other derivatives of Critical Theory) care who they radicalize? Or even what they radicalize people into? The answer to both is no. Why? Well, let's talk about that.

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Can we be "attracted to 4 billion women"? Or is that not the Biblical design for attraction? Join me as I look at the claim and put it in Biblical context. God's design for marriage is so much better than broad attraction to anyone and everyone.Full video for context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRi19KP0w4k&tSupport the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastTwitter/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

Jackie Hill Perry answered a mother's question about ministering to her gay daughter. In that answer, she dodges the question, pushes an unbiblical view of sin and sexuality, and mutilates the Bible. I wanted to take the time to break down what she said, and explore the Bible a little more to see what it actually says.

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We tend to minimize what is required, diminishing the holy standards of God. Why do we do this, and how can we better follow God's word? Join Kyle in this week's episode as he covers the lesson God gave to His church about His standards for us.Support the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastTwitter/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

Dirk Walstead is back to talk about something I've been wanting to discuss for years: Mishandling our discussion on sin. When it comes to teens, we tend to give them new ideas and categories of sin, all in the name of warning them against those sins. We even go as far as to say, "You're all doing this, so we need to talk about it." How is that helpful? Join us for this important conversation. Support the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastTwitter/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

Is the idea behind "just preach the gospel" right, or are the critics of that phrase correct? Let's examine it Biblically and make sure we're contending for the faith in the manner that God has commanded.Support the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastTwitter/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

False teaching isn't just bad; it's damnable. But how do we approach false teaching and false teachers? The book of Jude doesn't hold back when it comes to how wicked false teaching is, yet the book also offers advice on how to respond to people who believe/teach false doctrines. This is critical to understand if we are to be effective in our refutation of false teaching.Support the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastTwitter/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

What is "artificial truth," and why does it matter? This week, Kyle answers that question, encouraging you to better analyze how to communicate with people who may hold to strange and confused beliefs.Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/KEdmfesnDZI?si=OTVKoOBS_-wK9pK9"Arguments Don't Work in a Post-Truth Society": https://youtu.be/JmFnS4pa8Kc?si=yF0WQexIMOdHX8sASupport the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastEmail:[email protected]/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

This week we look at Preston Sprinkle's Exiles in Babylon 25 Conference. He's claimed that his conferences host people and ideas he disagrees with for the sake of having conversations, yet false ideas are not promoted. Is that the case? Or does Preston cross the line into promoting false ideas to his audience?Support the podcast:One-time or monthly support: givesendgo.com/ewtcpodcastMonthly support and interaction: https://www.patreon.com/TLDRChristianityPodcastEmail:[email protected]/X:x.com/TLDRChristianFacebook:facebook.com/EWTCNews

We often miss the implications that come with rejecting Christianity. This week, we talk about one fundamental difference between Christians and most others: they reject that mankind is fallen. You may know that, but have you really thought about how that cascades into other beliefs?