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In this first Truth Over Tradition Devotional, we reflect on Isaiah 40:29–31 and discover how God renews our strength when we are weary. Through Scripture, encouragement, and prayer, find hope to keep walking, running, and soaring by His power.
In this thought-provoking episode of Truth Over Tradition, we confront a growing tension in today’s Church: when pulpits become platforms for political agendas, does the Spirit of God remain at the center? Drawing from Matthew 6:10 — “Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven” — we explore the risks of politicizing faith, the signs of a Spirit-grieved church, and what it means to return to our first love: Jesus.
With pastoral reflection, biblical grounding, and personal experience, this episode invites believers to examine whether their church is reflecting the kingdom of God… or simply echoing the culture.
🎙️ Listen now and ask yourself: Is your faith shaped more by Christ, or by the political winds of the day?
Is the doctrine of the Trinity really found in the Bible—or has tradition taken us further from the truth? In this powerful episode of Truth Over Tradition, we dive deep into Scripture, early church history, and the philosophical and political influences that shaped the doctrine of the Trinity.
We explore key verses, such as John 1:1, John 14:10, Matthew 28:19, and Colossians 1:15, unpacking their meaning in context and examining how Greek philosophy and Roman imperial pressure influenced the redefinition of God.
From the Shema of Deuteronomy to the councils of Nicaea and Constantinople, we trace how man-made creeds gradually replaced the simplicity of biblical monotheism.
You’ll also hear responses to common objections and learn how to move forward in truth, worshiping the Father as the only true God, honoring His Son Jesus Christ, and walking in the power of the Holy Spirit.
📖 Scripture-based.
In this powerful episode of Truth Over Tradition, we dive deep into the signs of the end times as outlined in Scripture—and compare them to the world we see unfolding around us today. Are we so distracted by technology, entertainment, and the cares of this life that we’re missing the warnings God has clearly given?
From Jesus' words in Matthew 24 to the prophetic urgency of 2 Peter 3, we explore how deception, lawlessness, and spiritual apathy are creeping into our daily lives—and even into the church. But more importantly, we’re reminded of the hope and purpose we still have as believers in Christ: to remain watchful, prayerful, and faithful until His return.
Whether you’ve studied biblical prophecy before or are just starting to ask questions, this episode will challenge you to look beyond the headlines and seek God's truth in these critical times.
🔔 Watch, pray, and be ready. The time is short, but the hope is eternal.
📖 All Scripture cited in this episode is read from the English Standard Version (ESV) Bible.
In this episode of Truth Over Tradition, we tackle the thought-provoking question: Are we born sinful? Join us as we explore the doctrine of original sin, examining its biblical foundations and theological interpretations. We'll discuss humanity’s fallen nature, personal accountability for sin, and the role of grace in redemption.
Discover how Scripture contrasts with religious traditions that often complicate the path to salvation, and learn what the Bible reveals about our need for a Savior. This episode offers practical insights into how the reality of sin shapes our lives and ministries, emphasizing the transformative power of Christ's redemption.
Grab your Bible and journey with us as we uncover the truth behind one of the most profound questions in theology.
In this episode of Truth Over Tradition, we’re diving deep into some key differences between traditional religious teachings and what the Bible actually says. From salvation and righteousness to eternal life and the role of good works, we’re exploring how human traditions can sometimes distort or overshadow God’s Word. Join us as we take a closer look at the scriptures to see what God truly desires for us—a personal relationship with Him, based on grace and truth, rather than religious rituals or self-righteous acts.
Throughout the episode, we’ll break down five specific areas where religious teachings may not line up with the Bible, giving you a clearer understanding of what it means to walk in biblical truth. Whether you’re questioning, new to the faith, or simply seeking a deeper understanding, this conversation will encourage you to prioritize God’s Word over human traditions.
And don’t miss next week’s episode, where we’ll tackle a crucial question: Is Salvation by Works or by Grace? Tune in to explore what the Bible has to say on this foundational topic!
In this first episode of Truth Over Tradition, we dive into the heart of what this podcast is all about separating the truth of Scripture from the traditions and teachings that have shaped our faith. Hosted by someone who has spent years exploring deep questions of belief, including through their previous work with Apostate: JW, this podcast is a personal journey of rediscovering what the Bible truly teaches.
In this episode, we explore the foundational purpose of the show—challenging commonly held beliefs, dissecting cultural assumptions, and examining how Christian faith has been shaped by tradition versus the raw truth of God’s Word. The topics covered in future episodes will include salvation, the nature of Jesus, the role of the Holy Spirit, and much more. This is the beginning of an honest, in-depth exploration of the core of Christianity, with a focus on going beyond what we’ve been taught and discovering what Scripture says for itself. Join the conversation as we embark on this journey of faith, truth, and transformation.
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Truth Over Tradition is a weekly Christian podcast that separates man-made tradition from biblical truth. Hosted by Andrew, this show dives into what the Bible actually says about salvation, Jesus, the Holy Spirit, worship, and more—challenging religious norms and encouraging honest, Scripture-based conversations. If you’re ready to go beyond tradition and uncover the real truth, this podcast is for you.
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