Is it a political opinion to say DOGE is what the Bible calls good stewardship or is it a simple statement of truth? I made the statement on St. Mark's church sign and posted the pic on X where it was not received well by some, including Rev. Hans Fiene of The Lutheran Satire channel. In this episode of Truth at All Costs I let the Bible speak for itself, make the case that this debate is further evidence of a polluted ecclesiastical culture, and contend with the critiques of my sign. Subscribe to Hans Fiene's Youtube channel! https://www.youtube.com/@TheLutheranSatireCheck out the Christian Cyclopedia! https://cyclopedia.lcms.org/ Subscribe to my YouTube channel for more faithful teaching from the Scriptures: https://www.youtube.com/tyrelbramwell/?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend: https://youtu.be/r9Xw9u74Cs8Get my book, Come in We’re Closed: https://bookshop.org/a/94255/9781717081858___________________Connect with me: Instagram - https://instagram.com/tyrelbramwellX - https://x.com/tyrelbramwellEmail – https://tyrelbramwell.com/contact #lutheran #truthatallcosts #Scripture #christian

Melchizedek is a mysterious figure mentioned in only three places in the Bible. Who was he? Some say a pre-incarnate Jesus. Others claim he was an angel. And still others think he must have been Shem. Let's look at the texts and what the church has traditionally thought about this king of righteousness. Subscribe for more faithful teaching from the Scriptures: https://www.youtube.com/tyrelbramwell/?sub_confirmation=1Get my book, Come in We’re Closed: https://bookshop.org/a/94255/9781717081858___________________Connect with me: Instagram - https://instagram.com/tyrelbramwellX - https://x.com/tyrelbramwellEmail – https://tyrelbramwell.com/contact #lutheran #truthatallcosts #Scripture #christian

I used God's Word in at least three different ways as a pastor this past month: public preaching, deathbed comfort, and for correction of the erring. Which one do you think was NOT well received? We must always remember that Scripture is for correction.

Joe Rogan asked Mel Gibson for logical reasons for the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Was Gibson's personal experience a good place to start? It's what St. Polycarp did. In this episode of the Truth at All Costs we look at 1 Peter 3:15 in context to understand that apologetics isn't a field of study, but what every Christian does no matter his age or education.

The word ambition is used to translate two different words in the Greek New Testament: φιλοτιμέομαι and ἐριθεία. One is ambition for neighbor's sake while the other is selfish ambition. Let's study the words to mature in our Christian living.

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βρέφος is the Greek word translated as baby or infant. The study of this word is enlightening. It’s used for babies born and babies not yet born. Whether inside or outside of the womb, in Greek, a baby is a baby. Christians oppose abortion because murdering babies is sinful.

The world hates the truth. Thankfully, Christians don’t. This episode of Truth at All Costs is all about the truth. Namely, how it corresponds with reality. It’s the last episode of the Church Year and of season 1. Caution, if you ebb and flow according to cultural opinion, this show is not for you. But if truth trumps everything else in your life. If upholding truth, standing on it, and being saved by it is the only thing that matters to you, then you’re in the right place.

Does God hate our hands because we use them to break the fifth commandment? Do we use our freedom as a cover for evil? I went to Main Street in Ferndale to ask Californians if they think God hates our hands because of what we do to unborn babies.

Just before Jesus delivers the beatitudes, St. Matthew says, “he went up on the mountain, and when he sat down, his disciples came to him. And he opened his mouth and taught them.” (Matt. 5:1-2) In this episode we sit at the feet of Martin Luther to learn what this introductory description means for pastors, which is going to show us that they, like you, should never be afraid to bite the fox. It’s time for the Truth at All Costs!

Are you engaged in local politics? That’s where the most damage is being done and that’s where the biggest wins can be made for the good. It’s most certainly where the Christian lives out his vocations every single day. In today’s episode of Truth at All Costs we’re looking at a local political issue that made national news when a Catholic-owned hospital refused to murder an unborn baby. We’ll also talk about why we might deserve to lose our liberties if we’re not serious about electing serious public servants, and then reply to a self-professed Lutheran leftist. It’s time for the Truth at All Costs!