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By Pastor Ken Ortize
What’s the World Coming To? is a weekly podcast that cuts through the noise of headlines, cultural confusion, and global chaos with timeless truth. Hosted by Pastor Ken Ortize, each episode
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When church becomes a spectacle, it can be easy to confuse excitement with spiritual maturity. This week, Pastor Ken Ortize examines what he calls “Carnival Christianity” — the pressure to make church bigger, louder, more entertaining, and more sensational in order to attract and keep a crowd. But when personalities, productions, emotional experiences, and audience numbers become the measure of success, what happens to biblical teaching, genuine worship, discipleship, and spiritual depth? In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken challenges us to reconsider what the church is actually called to produce: not an audience waiting for the next show, but faithful followers of Jesus Christ. www.wtwcomingto.com

What happens when our ideology begins shaping how we read the Bible instead of allowing the Bible to shape what we believe? In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken Ortize examines the rise of “woke Christianity,” progressive theology, Christian nationalism, and the growing influence of what he calls “micro-tribe Christianity.” Social media has made it easier than ever to surround ourselves with voices that reinforce what we already believe. But when politics, personal experience, cultural movements, or group identity become the lens through which we interpret Scripture, Christianity can quickly become something built in our own image. The question every Christian must ask is simple: Does Scripture judge my ideology, or does my ideology judge Scripture? Pastor Ken explores why biblical discernment matters more than ever and why our ultimate allegiance must remain with Jesus Christ and the truth of His Word. www.wtwcomingto.com

In this special episode, Pastor Ken Ortize sits down with Pastor JD Farag of Calvary Chapel Kaneohe for a candid conversation about Bible prophecy, biblical illiteracy, the condition of the church, and whether Christians are truly prepared for the days ahead. They discuss the dangers of prophecy sensationalism, the growing influence of culture within the church, the New Apostolic Reformation, persecution, financial security, and why believers must return to the Word of God. Through it all, the conversation ultimately points back to what matters most: Jesus Christ. Because it’s possible to know Bible prophecy without truly knowing Him. Learn more about Pastor JD Farag: www.JDFarag.org Learn more about What's the World Coming To?: www.WTWComingTo.com www.wtwcomingto.com

The Chosen has become one of the most popular Christian television series in the world, praised by many for making Jesus and the Gospel feel more relatable. But does making the Bible more relatable come at the cost of biblical accuracy? In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken Ortize takes a critical look at The Chosen and raises concerns about its extensive use of invented dialogue, fictional backstories, altered timelines, and extra-biblical material. When Scripture is silent, how much creative license should we take? Can a dramatized version of Jesus begin to shape our understanding of Him more than the biblical text itself? Pastor Ken explains why he believes Christians should approach biblical entertainment carefully and why, when it comes to knowing Jesus, the book is still better than the movie. www.wtwcomingto.com

In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken continues the What’s the Church Coming To? series with a look at “TV Christianity” and how television, media, and entertainment have reshaped the modern church. When worship becomes a spectacle, pastors become personalities, and the congregation becomes an audience, does the message itself begin to change? Pastor Ken examines how the demand to capture attention can compress doctrine, elevate celebrity, and turn disciples into consumers. How can the Church use modern media without allowing the medium to redefine the message? www.wtwcomingto.com
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