We Called It Church: Part 4 - The Distorted Gospel: How Christianity Changed The Message

Most believers sincerely believe they are following the gospel preached by the Messiah. But what if the message we inherited is not the message He actually delivered?In Episode 4 of The Kingdom Order, Dr. Kevin “DK” Malone and Dr. DeWeylla Malone confront one of the most critical issues in modern Christianity: the distortion of the gospel. This episode exposes how the original gospel of the Kingdom was replaced over time with a death-centered, church-controlled message that Yahusha never preached.This teaching challenges long-held assumptions about salvation, church membership, heaven doctrine, replacement theology, and the loss of Hebraic context within Christianity.In This Episode, We Cover: • The difference between the Gospel of the Kingdom and the modern Christian gospel • Why Yahusha never preached Himself, but preached the Kingdom • How church doctrine shifted after the 2nd century • The role of Constantine and Roman state religion • Why salvation is not tied to church membership • Replacement theology vs. covenant truth • Why Scripture does not teach believers “go to heaven” • The Kingdom coming to earth, not believers escaping it • How Greek philosophy distorted biblical theology • Why many believers have unknowingly inherited liesScriptures examined include Matthew 4:17, Luke 4:43, Acts 1:3, Jeremiah 31:31, Psalm 147:19–20, Ephesians 2, Revelation 5 and 21, and Matthew 24.This episode asks a sobering question:Have we believed in Yahusha while following a gospel He never preached?Watch. Study. Test Everything.Also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Want to go deeper? Get access to exclusive teachings, biblical studies, and discussions uncovering the truth behind modern religion.🔗 Join the Remnant Community: https://bit.ly/3YZO9q0🎓 Enroll in Remnant Global Institute (Spring 2026): https://remnantgi.orgWatch, share, and prepare for Part 5 as this series continues to uncover the truth that many churches refuse to address.