Unshaken Truth: Anchoring Faith in Scripture's Integrity

Why did God deal with Adam one way, Israel another way, and the Church in a completely different way?

In this episode, we open our Bibles to Ephesians 3 and look at a word many people read right past: oikonomia. The KJV renders it "dispensation," but the word simply means "administration." Once you see that, a lot of Scripture starts to fit together.

We walk through the administrations recorded in God's Word, from Paradise to Paradise, and see where we stand today: the administration of the grace of God. It was a mystery hidden for ages, and God revealed it to Paul. We also look at one verse where the Greek reads differently than the KJV gives it.

Grab your Bible and follow along.

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Everyone knows the serpent lied. Almost no one notices how. Before he ever denied God's Word, he misquoted it — bending what God said, adding a restriction God never gave, and shaving the surely off a warning God had stated with force. In this episode we go back to Genesis 3 and establish the record: exactly what God said, and exactly what the enemy did with it.

We trace the pattern of question-then-deny that ruined the first relationship, weigh the emphatic Hebrew mot tamut — "dying thou shalt die" — and follow the thread through Romans 5 and 1 Corinthians 15 to the second Man who answered every temptation with It is written.

The ruin began with a loosened word. The restoration comes through the true one. Grab your Bible and follow along.

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You've been told sanctification is a lifelong process — that you get a little more "set apart" every year until you die.

But what if the Word says you were sanctified once, finished, the moment you believed? Perfected for ever — past tense, done?

We let the Bible define its own word, and separate what's already yours in Christ from the walk you're called to live.

Under the Old Covenant, one man — the high priest — could enter God’s presence. Once a year. Not without blood. That was access under the Law.

But that veil was torn. Top to bottom.

In this episode, we go straight to the text — Ephesians 2:18, 1 John 5:14–15, Romans 8:26–27, and the words of Jesus Himself in Matthew 6 — to establish what every born-again believer actually has: bold, direct, unhindered access to the Father, through Christ, by one Spirit.

This isn’t motivational talk. This is Scripture, examined carefully, so you know exactly what you’re standing on when you pray.

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There’s a gap between wanting God’s promises and actually owning them — and that gap is where doubt sets up camp. In this episode, we look at King Agrippa’s response to Paul in Acts 26:28 — “almost thou persuadest me” — and why almost never crosses the line into transformation.

We trace the theme of full persuasion through Scripture: Philippians 1:6, Romans 4:21, Colossians 2:2, and Hebrews 10:22. You’ll see that full persuasion isn’t a feeling or a single moment of enthusiasm — it’s a settled, Scripture-built confidence that comes through knowledge of the Word combined with experience applying it.

If you’ve been living in “almost persuaded” instead of “fully persuaded,” this episode gives you a clear, Word-based path to close that gap.

The sufficiency of Scripture isn’t just a doctrine — it’s the pattern of Church history. Every time the Word of God was mixed with philosophy, tradition, or pagan custom, the result was the same: confusion, bondage, darkness. And every time believers returned to the Scriptures alone, the result was light, freedom, and awakening. In this episode we trace that pattern from the first-century churches of Galatia and Asia through the Reformation and beyond — and ask a harder question: where is the Word mixed with something else in your own life? Grab your Bible and follow along.

Most Christians have been taught that the church building is God’s house. They whisper when they walk in. They treat the sanctuary as sacred space. And they walk out on Sunday — and leave God behind.

But that is not what the Word of God says.

First Corinthians 3:16 does not ask a theological question. It asks you a direct one: Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?

In this episode, we trace the dwelling place of God through Scripture — from the Tabernacle of Moses, to the Temple of Solomon, to heaven itself — and show exactly where God chose to live after the veil was torn at the cross.

We examine two Greek words that most English readers never see — naos and hieron — and show why the difference between them changes everything about how you understand worship, prayer, and your own identity as a believer.

If you have ever wondered what it really means to worship in spirit and truth, where the presence of God actually is, or whether a building has anything to do with your access to God — this episode answers those questions directly from the Word.

No tradition. No sentiment. Just Scripture.

One of the most searched spiritual questions on the internet — and one of the most mishandled. Most answers start with human philosophy, emotional comfort, or theological debate. This episode goes straight to Scripture.

In this teaching, we trace suffering back to its actual biblical source, identify who Scripture holds responsible for oppression in this present age, and build a clear, passage-by-passage answer to the question millions are asking. From Genesis to Romans to Second Peter — the Word has already answered this. We just have to let it speak.

If you’ve ever wrestled with why a good God permits pain — or if someone you love is asking that question right now — this episode gives you something solid to stand on.

Key passages covered: Acts 10:38 · James 1:13–17 · Romans 8:18, 28 · 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 · 2 Peter 3:9 · Luke 4:18

What is the Gospel? Most people have heard the word their entire lives — but few have heard what it actually means in the original Greek.

In this episode of Unshaken Truth, Daniel Alonso goes straight to the Greek word "euangelion" — the word translated as "gospel" throughout the New Testament — and unpacks what it meant to the people who first heard it, in their own language and culture.

What did Paul mean when he said the Gospel was "of first importance" in 1 Corinthians 15? What does the word itself tell us about the nature of the message? And why does getting this definition right change everything about how you understand salvation, grace, and the Christian life?

This isn't tradition. This isn't religion. This is Scripture — in its own words.

📖 Key texts: 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 · Romans 1:16 · Mark 1:1

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The Church has two problems. Some won’t touch the topic at all. Others can’t stop seeing a demon behind everything. Neither is the Word. In this crossover episode, host of Unshaken Truth sits down with Dr. Luke Bray of Dark Matters on Stratias Ministries — theologian, deliverance counselor, and historian of the Church’s encounter with the demonic — to go straight to scripture. From Mark 1 to Ephesians 6, we break down what the Bible actually says about demons, spiritual warfare, and the authority every believer already carries. No sensationalism. No fear. Just the Word — unshaken.

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