Unmovable Podcast

This week, Caleb and Randy resume their series on Christian Mysticism to expose the works of the flesh, specifically witchcraft, ingrained in what some call Christianity. 

Is there really a difference between veneration and worship? Were the 10 Commandments altered to exclude idol worship? Find out today!

This week, due to Hurricane Helene, we are taking a break from our regular podcast schedule. Today's episode includes a sermon preached by Randy at Prayer Baptist Church, Westland, Mi, Pastor Greg McFaddon. 

Randy also discusses within this message events that took place during the hurricane. It was preached 10/4/2024. 

Welcome to the first episode of our Christian Mysticism series. Join us as we discuss how priests in the Roman Catholic institution wield their powers and superstition to influence and deceive the masses. "The works of the flesh are manifest which are these... witchcraft."

This week on Unmovable, we dive into a thought-provoking listener question about the early church and its approach to communal living. Did the early Christians practice a form of communism? We’ll explore how their system functioned, why it evolved over time, and whether revisiting their model might be relevant today. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the past and its implications for the present!

This equation is at the source of this week's listener question: Do angels have free will? Listen now!

Listener Question: Does God create evil? For centuries, thinkers and theologians have grappled with this question, especially intensifying in the last 500 years. Let's talk Bible now on the Unmovable Podcast!

Today, we’re taking a closer look at two intriguing understandings of the Bible: the Explicit and the Implicit. Does the scripture speak only in explicitly clear terms, or are there implied truths as well? It's time to discuss on this week's episode of the Unmovable Podcast!

In this episode, we're tackling a contentious issue: the presence of 1 John 5:7 in the Scriptures. This verse, often referred to as the "Comma Johanneum," has sparked significant debate about its authenticity and inclusion in modern translations of the Bible.

Join us as we explore the historical evidence that supports the inclusion of this text. If your Bible lacks this verse, is it really a reliable translation? Tune in to discover why this verse might matter more than you think. 

Why does attending church matter so much, and how has it shaped our spiritual and communal lives over the centuries? Join us as we unravel the deeper significance behind this Christ-honoring practice, uncovering insights that may challenge and enrich your understanding of its role in our Christian lives. Whether you're a lifelong churchgoer or someone curious about its relevance, this episode will illuminate why church attendance probably matters more than you think.

Last week, we delved into the intriguing history of the Canon, uncovering how the Catholic Church played no role in its compilation. This week, join us as we shift our focus to the Scriptures themselves. We’ll explore the text to uncover the clues about who might have been behind the compilation of the Bible. Don’t miss out on this eye-opening episode!