There are a lot of debates going on in the Christian world right now. Many of these, whether about politics, culture, or even doctrine, seem to spiral out of control because people are talking past each other. Often, the problem isn’t the facts; it’s the categories. When we confuse what belongs to the individual versus the group, the gospel versus ethics, or the church versus the state, we end up with chaos instead of clarity. In today’s episode, we’ll explore how thinking in proper categories can transform not only how we engage with the world but also how we honor God in the process.

Many Christians simply assume that Judaism esteems the Bible, minus the New Testament. Unfortunately, this is simply not true. Instead, Judaism has its own “New Testament” - the Talmud.

Are you a young white man who just can’t seem to get a stable job that will afford a home, a family, and modest lifestyle? Well have no fear: Panda Express is hiring assistant managers for seventy thousand dollars a year! Or, you could work at Chipotle stuffing burritos and be making one-hundred grand in just a few years!

Andrew Tate is everywhere, apparently, even in Christian middle schools. To some, he’s a symbol of strength and success—a man who’s got it all: money, power, influence. To others, he’s a dangerous voice, tapping into the frustrations of young men in a society that’s lost its grip on masculinity. But here’s the question: Is he right? Should we agree with Tate’s version of manhood, or is something deeper—something biblical—missing from the conversation?

Despite Protestants many attempts, little has stemmed the tide of young Western men crossing over to Eastern Orthodoxy. It would seem there’s a deeper underlying reason for Eastern Orthodoxy’s appeal than merely doctrine.

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As endless wars ramp back up in the Middle East, perhaps it’s time to reconsider if modern Evangelicals have adopted an unbiblical view of Israel. Is the Church finally ready for this conversation?

Moderate centrist C.Jay Engel ruffled feathers yesterday when he posted the following:

You’ve probably heard the news stories about the “grooming gangs” of “asian men” in Oldham, England. The story is horrific, but must be talked about because it illustrates why Christians are right to build, preserve, and defend their cultures. Is England lost? If so, what does that mean for the formerly Christian West? Tune in Now as we discuss.

Jan 6 marks 4 years since the 'horrific' attack on 'democracy.' But what if the real story is the opposite? Were the Jan 6 protestors heroes with real grievances? Should it be a day of honor? Join us with Charles Haywood as we tear down the media mythos.

“[Worldliness] is as common and as fatal a symptom of hypocrisy as any other, for by no sin can Satan have a surer and faster hold of the soul, under the cloak of a visible and passable profession of religion, than by this; and therefore Christ, having warned us against coveting the praise of men, proceeds next to warn us against coveting the wealth of the world... lest we be as the hypocrites are, and do as they do: the fundamental error they are guilty of is, that they choose the world for their reward...” -Matthew Henry