EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 27 MIN
Season 2, Ep.10 Navigating Current Events with Faith
from Make A Man Podcast · host Brett
Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Brett and RJ discuss the current state of the church in relation to pressing societal issues, including immigration and law enforcement. They explore the biblical perspective on division, the responsibility of believers to speak up, and the importance of taking action in faith. The conversation emphasizes the need for truth-seeking and the church's role in addressing moral and ethical challenges in today's world.The church needs to step up in addressing societal issues.Preparation for potential crises is important for individuals.Jesus' teachings often lead to division rather than peace.Believers should actively seek and speak the truth.Religious leaders have a responsibility to address moral issues.The importance of protecting children and vulnerable individuals.Action is necessary in faith; waiting for divine intervention is not enough.The role of the church should be to guide and inform its community.Narcissism can lead to division within religious contexts.Every believer has a role in advocating for justice and truth.Sponsors!http://raptorpromedia.com/https://www.repriseeditorial.com/servicesThank you for listening! FBhttps://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090314082393Music by Outlaw Gospel
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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Brett and RJ discuss the current state of the church in relation to pressing societal issues, including immigration and law enforcement. They explore the biblical perspective on division, the responsibility of believers to speak up, and the importance of taking action in faith. The conversation emphasizes the need for truth-seeking and the church's role in addressing moral and ethical challenges in today's world. The church needs to step up in addressing soci...
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