In this profoundly inspiring ninth episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', Pastor James Champlain sits down with a guest whose story is nothing short of a testament to God's miraculous power. Introducing Rev. Jack Stevens from Ghana, Africa - a man whose past is intertwined with deep-rooted spiritual traditions, being the grandson of a revered witchdoctor. However, his life took a divine turn as a teenager, leading him to the embracing arms of Christ.

Hear the captivating tale of how Jack, once destined to continue a lineage steeped in ancestral worship and spiritual rituals, experienced a radical encounter with Jesus Christ. Today, he stands as a beacon of hope and transformation, leading a thriving congregation in Ghana.

But Rev. Jack's vision doesn't stop there. He's currently building a 1200-seat church building, a sanctuary that promises to be a hub of worship, spiritual growth, and community outreach. However, such a monumental endeavor requires support, both in prayers and resources.

Join Pastor Champlain and Rev. Jack Stevens as they discuss this ambitious project, delve deeper into Jack's transformative journey, and explore the vibrant spiritual landscape of Ghana. This episode is not just a story of one man's conversion; it's a call to action for believers everywhere to support the Kingdom's growth in every corner of the globe.

Episode 9 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' invites you to be part of a legacy in the making, to champion a cause that transcends borders and to witness the unfolding of a modern-day miracle.

Prepare to journey back to the dawn of humanity and explore the tapestry of language and divinity in the eighth episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM'. Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain invite you to traverse the annals of time: from the tower that reached for the heavens to the very lips of the first man, Adam.

The Tower of Babel stands as a symbol of humanity's ambition, but also God's intervention - a moment when languages were confounded, forever changing the course of human history. But what language reverberated in the Garden of Eden? What words did Adam use to name the animals, and to converse with his Creator?

Yet, as the Champlains dig deep into these age-old stories, the conversation shifts to a more profound, eternal topic: the Kingdom of God. Beyond the languages of this world, they delve into the universal language of God’s Kingdom, the divine thread that transcends every tongue and binds every believer.

Episode 8 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' is a linguistical and spiritual voyage, asking profound questions about our roots, our communication, and the eternal realm that beckons all believers.

Dive in with the Champlains and embark on a journey from the genesis of languages to the timeless realm of God's dominion. Let your spirit be stirred, your mind be expanded, and your faith be deepened.

In this riveting seventh episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain wade into one of the most challenging territories of Christian discourse: Christians and violence. Is there ever a justifiable moment when believers should stand up, not just spiritually, but physically?

The imagery of a gentle Jesus is prominent, yet Scripture recounts a moment where the Savior's righteous anger led Him to brandish a whip against the money-changers, defending the sanctity of His Father's house. What does this episode in Jesus's life say about the broader theme of violence and the pursuit of righteousness?

The Champlains grapple with the nuances, probing deep into the Bible to understand the line between passive submission and taking a stand. They dissect complex questions: Should Christians always turn the other cheek? Is there a biblical precedent for defending the good and the just, even if it requires force?

Episode 7 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' promises an intellectual and spiritual feast, compelling listeners to wrestle with their preconceptions and delve into Scripture's rich tapestry. Whether you're firmly rooted in your stance or seeking clarity on this intricate topic, this discussion will challenge, enlighten, and perhaps even transform your understanding.

Join the Champlains on this bold exploration of faith, action, and the spaces where they intersect.

As the chapters unfold on 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain venture into the beguiling mysteries of the early Genesis narrative. Episode 6 promises to be a rollercoaster of revelations, diving deep into the enigmatic union of "the sons of God" with "the daughters of men" described in Genesis 6.This biblical account has perplexed theologians, scholars, and believers for centuries. Were the "sons of God" truly angelic beings? And if so, how does their union with earthly women fit into the grand scheme of creation and divine order?Rev. Russell Champlain takes the discussion a step further, presenting a riveting theory: could angels possibly be beings that were once human? Drawing from Matthew 22:29-30, he delves into the words of Jesus Himself: "For in the resurrection they neither marry nor are given in marriage, but are like angels in heaven." Does this imply a connection between our destined states and the nature of angels? This audacious perspective opens up a realm of theological discourse, challenging traditional beliefs and urging a deeper dive into Scripture.Episode 6 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' beckons you into a realm of biblical mystery, encouraging both heart and mind to grapple with age-old enigmas, all while seeking the face of God in every revelation.Journey with the Champlains into the vast tapestry of God's Word, where every thread hides a story, a lesson, and a truth waiting to be unveiled.

Back for another thought-provoking episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain take you on a challenging journey through the corridors of faith, shedding light on being unshakable in spirit, the undying truth of God's Word, and the weight of man-made traditions.

What does it truly mean to be hard to offend in our faith journey? In a world where beliefs can be as divisive as they are uniting, the Champlains urge believers to anchor themselves in the unchanging truth of God's Word. It’s a call to remain steadfast amidst the ebb and flow of societal opinions and peer pressures.

Rev. Russell doesn't mince his words, asserting, "I don't care if you think I'm wrong. At the end of the day, it's not about opinion; it's about truth." It's a powerful statement, emphasizing the importance of aligning our beliefs, not with what's popular or traditional, but with what's biblically true.

But how do we navigate the intricate web of long-held traditions? How do we discern when to uphold them or let them go, especially when they seem at odds with Scripture? This episode dives deep into this complex territory, urging listeners to embrace a Berean spirit, always examining the Scriptures to see if these things are so.

Episode 4 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' is not just a podcast; it's a clarion call to all believers to approach faith with a discerning heart, a receptive spirit, and an unwavering commitment to the truth of God's Word over everything else.

Embark on another transformative journey with the Champlains and be ready to view traditions, beliefs, and faith in a brand new light.

Back for another thought-provoking episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain take you on a challenging journey through the corridors of faith, shedding light on being unshakable in spirit, the undying truth of God's Word, and the weight of man-made traditions.

What does it truly mean to be hard to offend in our faith journey? In a world where beliefs can be as divisive as they are uniting, the Champlains urge believers to anchor themselves in the unchanging truth of God's Word. It’s a call to remain steadfast amidst the ebb and flow of societal opinions and peer pressures.

Co-Host Russell doesn't mince his words, asserting, "I don't care if you think I'm wrong. At the end of the day, it's not about opinion; it's about truth." It's a powerful statement, emphasizing the importance of aligning our beliefs, not with what's popular or traditional, but with what's biblically true.

But how do we navigate the intricate web of long-held traditions? How do we discern when to uphold them or let them go, especially when they seem at odds with Scripture? This episode dives deep into this complex territory, urging listeners to embrace a Berean spirit, always examining the Scriptures to see if these things are so.

Episode 4 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' is not just a podcast; it's a clarion call to all believers to approach faith with a discerning heart, a receptive spirit, and an unwavering commitment to the truth of God's Word over everything else.

Embark on another transformative journey with the Champlains and be ready to view traditions, beliefs, and faith in a brand new light.

The fiery discussions on 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' blaze forth, as Pastor James Champlain and Rev. Russell Champlain, dive into one of the most complex, yet pivotal areas of Christian life: the Holy Spirit's role, its gifts, and the unfortunate rise of spiritual abuse in the church.

Ever wondered about the manifestations of being Spirit-filled? Pastor James makes a striking claim that's bound to spark intrigue and debate: "Being filled with the Holy Ghost? It can look a lot like acting drunk." It's a bold statement, linking spiritual fervor with a state that's traditionally seen in an entirely different light. But as always, the Champlains anchor their discussions firmly in Scripture, providing a fresh lens to view age-old truths.

Using John 4:24 as their guiding light – "God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and truth" – they delve into the essence of modern worship. In a world where services can sometimes lean heavily towards either emotional highs or rigid rituals, they emphasize the absolute need for a balance between spirit and truth in our congregations.

But the episode doesn’t end there. The pressing issue of spiritual abuse in the church is laid bare. How do we recognize it? How do we safeguard our churches from it?

Episode 3 of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' promises not just insights, but a journey through the heart of spiritual experiences in the Christian faith. It's a call to embrace the fullness of the Holy Spirit while staying grounded in God's Word and truth.

Gear up for another episode filled with deep dives, scriptural truths, and controversial discussions that will challenge, inspire, and transform your walk with God.

Welcome back to 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM'. In this gripping episode, Pastor James Champlain and his insightful son, Rev. Russell Champlain, challenge some of the most revered beliefs in mainstream Christianity. Strap in, because it's about to get thought-provoking!

The father-son duo deep-dives into Acts 2:38, shedding fresh light on the age-old teachings of salvation. Hold on to your seats, because Pastor James drops a staggering assertion: "Merely saying you believe in Jesus doesn't clinch salvation." A claim that's set to turn heads and challenge hearts.

Transitioning from this bold assertion, the Champlains embark on an exploration of God's multifaceted nature. Anchored in Colossians 2:8-9, they dissect the profound oneness of God in Christ Jesus. "Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit... For in Him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily." This in-depth analysis reveals Christ not as a fragment, but as the complete embodiment of God's essence.

This episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM' is more than a discussion; it's an invitation to a deeper, more nuanced understanding of your faith. Be prepared for revelations and possibly, spiritual reorientations.

Whether you end up in firm agreement or teetering on the edge of your convictions, you'll undoubtedly be left contemplating long after the episode ends.

Ready for a deep dive into faith's challenging waters? Dive in now!

Welcome to the premier episode of 'unAPOLOGETIC KINGDOM', a father-son journey diving headlong into the depths of Christian faith, theology, culture, and politics. This isn't your average Sunday sermon.

First Episode Of The unAPOLOGETIC Kingdom Podcast Airs August 23!