Are you a farting peasant? How do you know? Maybe you don’t know what you don’t know, you know? How should the Christian act in light of ridicule and in the midst of an evil culture? Nice, right? At all times, always be nice. Is that true? I don't know if #MarkRobinson would agree with you, and I know Martin Luther wouldn't. In this episode, given that it’s no longer Black History Month, we’re going to see from Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther, and Paul how the nice-at-all-costs attitude supports evil. There’s a time to blind your adversary and a time to assassinate his character. Yes, there’s even a time for farting peasants. Are you a farting peasant? Find out on this week's episode of the Truth at All Costs.

Want to study the bible with me? Watch the replay of my Initial Thoughts on the Lent 4 readings: https://youtube.com/live/Hb5GQnKOKy0

Many listeners of Cross Defense want to know why I terminated my contract with KFUO. I tell you in this video as we talk about symbols, creeds, and confessions, as well as Dylan Mulvaney, Google’s Gemini, a female pastor who kicked the Bible to entertain goats and a cop-thief, plus, we consult Soren Kierkegaard, Rod Dreher, and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn... and so much more on this tacky episode of the Truth at All Costs!

God’s Law is a loving word. If we used it appropriately our culture wouldn’t be in the mess it is today. In this first episode of Truth at All Costs, we come face-to-face with our sin of hypocrisy to learn not to give lip service to God’s Law and avoid being Gospel reductionists, not for ourselves, but in service to our neighbors.