The Foreign Saint's Podcast

My atheist buddy and I have a very informal debate on the question "Is Naturalism True?" Even though I'm taking the negative position I take the first opening statement to give him a bit of a mulligan. This conversation shows a TEXTBOOK example of 1) Why an argument from fulfilled prophecy can be so EFFICIENT2) Making a positive case for naturalism is so hard people defaultly attack Christianity instead of proving their worldviewP.S. Christians, pray for my buddy here. Be blessed and enjoy!

The crucifixion was not just brutal - it was prophetic, intentional, and far deeper than most listeners ever consider. Saint K walks verse by verse through Matthew 27 to show what Jesus endured medically, physically, and spiritually, and why the details of the cross are impossible to dismiss.From scourging and shock to the mock coronation, the crown of thorns, the scarlet robe, and the public shame of Golgotha, this episode lingers on the full measure of suffering before revealing the larger theological weight behind it. You’ll hear how the Roman flagrum likely worked, why the “blood be on us” declaration echoes through Scripture, and how the scene lines up with Psalm 22, Isaiah 53, Zechariah 12, Genesis 3, and Revelation 19.You’ll discover:Why the scourging alone could have been fatalHow hematohidrosis and compensated shock change the way you read the Passion narrativeThe prophetic significance of the scarlet robe and crown of thornsWhy Psalm 22 is central to the argument from prophecyHow Jesus’ suffering exposes the spiritual war behind the crossWhat Simon of Cyrene reveals about discipleship and carrying the crossSaint also presses the question past theology and into the heart: if Jesus suffered this much for enemies, shame, and redemption, what does that mean for how we love, endure, and follow him now? Perfect for believers who want a deeper view of the cross, skeptics wrestling with the historical claims of Christianity, and anyone who wants to understand why the crucifixion still changes everything.

Polygamy is selling itself as a fix for broken marriages - but the numbers, the text, and the consequences tell a very different story. Saint K and Christian Ashley go after the “poly pals” claim from every angle, and the result is a sharp, funny, evidence-heavy takedown that pulls no punches.What starts as a reaction to an Inspiring Philosophy debate on polygamy quickly turns into a deeper case for why monogamy isn’t the problem - sin, bad theology, and sloppy reading are. Saint K lays out why the debate’s framing matters, why First Timothy 4 is regularly misused, and why Leviticus 18:18 has been misunderstood for far too long. Christian Ashley pushes the argument forward with live reactions, incisive pushback, and the kind of blunt clarity that cuts through the nonsense.You’ll discover:Why “forbidding marriage” in First Timothy 4 is not the same thing as opposing polygamyHow divorce statistics are routinely misquoted, and what the actual research saysWhy weekly church attendance is strongly linked to lower divorce ratesHow polygamous marriage affects women and children, according to published studiesWhy Elkanah, Hannah, and Peninnah matter more to this debate than most people realize

The plan I had going into this conversation was to run the Islamic Dilemma on the meaning of the title Messiah. The Quran believes Jesus is NOT God but calls him Messiah, which according to Isaiah 9:6, is a title of divine identity. This Muslim very clearly would not stay on that topic so I called an audible and allowed him to press me on the reliability of the gospel of John so that I could reverse the uno card and expose the double standard with the hadith on Uthman's Quran burnings. As per usual, when backed into a corner the escape hatch for the Muslim is to attack the Trinity. It was a dodge but I allowed it for educational purposes. Learn the arguments, be encouraged, go forth and conquer for king, kingdom, and the flourishing of your fellow man!Enjoy and be blessed!

Politics, fear, and cowardice collide at the trial of Jesus, and the stakes could not be higher. Saint K pulls Matthew 27 apart to show how Pilate, Herod, the chief priests, and the crowd all get tangled in a brutal power play with eternity on the line.He traces the full political chess match behind Jesus’ crucifixion, from Roman concessions and Passover prisoner releases to the pressure of Pax Romana and the deadly trap the religious leaders set. Along the way, he connects Matthew, Acts, Isaiah, Revelation, 2 Timothy, and Hebrews to make one thunderous point: fear of man is not a small weakness - it can cost everything.You’ll hear:Why Matthew leaves out Herod’s role and what that says about the gospel’s focusHow Pilate knew Jesus was innocent from three different anglesWhy Barabbas was more than a prisoner swap - it was political warfareWhat Revelation means when it warns the cowardlyHow the blood of Jesus cleanses a guilty conscience when self-made religion never canSaint K doesn’t just unpack the text - he issues a challenge. If you’ve ever stayed silent when you should have stood for Christ, this episode will hit hard. If you’re fighting fear, guilt, or people-pleasing, listen close. This is a call to stop riding the fence and learn how to conquer by the Spirit of God.

I get challenged by a former atheist I had on the show to react to a video by atheist content creator Professor Plink and his critique of Alisa Childers. In this conversation I show how Professor Plink is not being as charitable or scholarly as he presents himself to be. Topics range from bible translation to Gary Habermas's Minimal Facts Argument in favor of the ressurection of Jesus.Christians, learn how to diffuse the power of uncharitable framing by slowing down the scoffing and asking the skeptic to prove their negative assertions concerning Christianity.Enjoy and be blessed!

Most of us see Judas as the ultimate villain—somehow beyond redemption. But what if we’ve misunderstood his story entirely? What if the brightest moment of his betrayal was actually his last chance at mercy?He throws the silver down, confesses his guilt, and in that act, almost seems to find salvation—yet he chooses death instead. How can someone "repent" and still walk away unredeemed? Can guilt and remorse be enough? The path Judas took isn't black and white, and what this episode reveals might challenge everything you thought about sin, salvation, and the grace of Jesus.In this powerful episode, we peel back the layers of Judas’s story—what his final actions truly mean, and how we often get trapped in the misunderstanding of repentance. You'll discover:The biblical meaning of repentance—the Greek word metanoia—and what it really means to change your mind.Why Judas’s confession was profound yet ultimately incomplete, and how that disconnect kept him from life.The shocking truth about the unforgivable sin and why suicide isn’t what many Christians have been led to believe—Jesus’s blood pays for even the deepest sins.How to identify the "wrong altar" that keeps us broken and how to truly bring our guilt to the right one—King Jesus himself.This episode isn’t just about Judas; it’s about you. The dark night of guilt, shame, or despair that may be holding you back. If you’ve ever felt trapped by your sin—thinking you’re beyond forgiveness—this message will shake that lie. God’s grace is bigger than your worst mistake, and His love isn’t limited by guilt or remorse.Perfect for anyone wrestling with guilt, doubts about salvation, or the complexities of true repentance—this episode dares you to see the power of Jesus’s grace in a whole new light. Let Judas’s tragic story remind us: no one is beyond the reach of God's mercy if they come to Christ.Are you broken at the wrong altar—or ready to find healing at the only true one? Hit play and find out.

America's reputation as a Christian nation is a lie we’ve been sold — a myth woven into the very fabric of our history. But behind the applause and patriotic hymns lies a brutal truth: the church in America has often been a partner in darkness, not light. From the atrocities of slavery to the corruption of corrupt pastors, the history of the underground church and true Christianity is buried beneath a mountain of deception. Are we willing to confront it?In this explosive episode, Saint K takes you straight into the shadowed corners of America’s spiritual past. You’ll discover how enslaved believers clung to a hidden, authentic faith that thrived despite, and often in defiance of, a fake Christianity spewing lies from the pulpits. We break down harrowing stories from the slave girl Linda Brent (Harriet Jacobs), risking everything to expose darkness in the horrifying sermons used to oppress and enslave. We also allow the fiery zeal of Frederick Douglass to hold up Jesus Christ, not as history to skim past, but, as the mirror staring back at us.You'll hear:How enslaved Christians refused to bow to a false gospel that justified slavery — and how their faith shone brightest in the midst of evilThe shocking extent of America's spiritual betrayal — from the churches supporting slavery to the hypocritical intertwining of church and slave tradeWhy ignoring this past keeps modern Christianity complicit in ongoing injusticeThe real, uncompromising gospel behind the sanitized versions we often believe — and how true revival begins with truth-telling and repentanceThis episode is an urgent wake-up call for believers who want to understand the enemy’s tactics and reclaim authentic faith. If you’re tired of sugarcoated history and want to see clearly the contrast between the false church and the true Body of Christ — this one will shake you to your core and inspire you to stand firm.Are you ready to confront the darkness — and discover the true Gospel that can set us free?

Most believers struggle with boldness—fear of rejection, doubt, or just not knowing how to start. But what if confidence in Jesus could be as simple as trusting His love and knowing your worth is already secured? Sophia asks how to find this courage, and Saint K pulls back the curtain on the raw truth: the root of our boldness is understanding how deeply we are loved by God. When the Creator of the universe cares about the number of hairs on your head, what’s left to fear?This episode explodes the myth that you need to be perfect or fully educated to share Christ boldly. We break down real stories—like the woman at the well and the man born blind—that prove simplicity and authenticity are the most powerful evangelistic tools. You’ll discover how vulnerability, personal testimony, and trusting God's sovereignty make even the meekest believer a formidable witness. Why stay silent when the One who plants the seeds of salvation already empowers you?Saint K dives into biblical confidence—highlighting how suffering, humility, and knowing Jesus intimately can transform timid whispers into fearless declarations. You’ll learn practical tactics to activate your faith in everyday moments, with the assurance that Jesus doesn’t just call us to preach but to suffer well, grow in resilience, and become the bold ambassadors He’s designed us to be.This isn’t just about words—it's a call to radical authenticity, rooted in the love that sustains the universe. If you’re tired of playing small in your faith, if you sense Jesus stirring you to stand firm—this is your wake-up call. Harness the power of God's love, step into your divine purpose, and be a part of the generation rising from grassroots to challenge darkness with boldness.Are you ready to speak up? To run into the harvest fields unafraid? Your moment to change eternity starts now. Hit play and claim your confidence in Christ—because the boldest believers are those who know they are loved beyond measure.

Amazing conversation with Theresa from Nigeria! She asked great questions on a hard topic: evil and what God is doing abou it. Christians listening, I want you guys to see my approach to handling this topic and use a similar tactic. We have to answer the problem of evil the way God does throughout the Scripture, by pointing our eyes to his two big actions against evil: the cross of Christ and the return of Christ. Remind people that they are not passive spectators to evil but, in truth, they are active participants in evil. The evil we have committed can be forgiven or it can be judged, you choose which one.

Unlock a truth that so many overlook — the complex, historic clash between Christianity and the Ku Klux Klan isn't what you've been told. Dive deep into slave narratives and forgotten histories as we expose how Black abolitionists held onto hope and faith amid brutal oppression. Discover how the faith that some twisted to justify slavery was actually a source of radical resistance and salvation for many Black believers.In this series you'll uncover startling stories from Olaudah Equiano, Frederick Douiglass & more that reveal a powerful, unbreakable resilience rooted in the Gospel, even during America's darkest days. We break down:How enslaved Africans and Black abolitionists portrayed the true Christian legacy against the distortions.The shocking role of idolatry and pagan practices in pre-Christian African cultures and their biblical parallels.The courageous acts of faith—like prayer, forgiveness, and love for enemies—that defy modern misconceptions about Christianity’s role in slavery.The truth about the Ku Klux Klan—an inherently anti-Christian, Satanic rebellion rooted in unbiblical injustice—and how believers fought back with the Gospel.This series isn’t just history — it’s a call to reclaim your faith’s true power. If you’re serious about understanding the real Christian legacy in America’s most painful chapters, this is essential listening. As the abolitionist's affirm—Christ’s love, forgiveness, and justice aren’t just ideals; they’re our greatest weapon against evil.Ready to challenge myths, embrace truth, and walk the path of justice? Hit play now.

Most Christians overlook how easily faith can melt away under pressure—unless you understand what it truly takes to stand firm. In this eye-opening episode, Saint K uncovers the spiritual danger of the ‘Chocolate Soldier’: the Christian who appears brave but melts at the slightest fire of persecution or trial. Drawing from the powerful metaphor of chocolate that disintegrates in heat, he reveals how superficial faith crumbles when hardships come—and, more importantly, how to prevent that melt-down.You’ll discover how neglecting prayer and truth weakens even the most sincere believers, causing them to fold under pressure like a soft chocolate soldier. We break down the biblical failures of Peter during Jesus’ arrest, exposing how neglecting doctrine and prayer in times of peace prepares us poorly for moments of crisis. Through a detailed analysis of Matthew 26, we explore how Jesus models divine resolve—turning the other cheek when attacked because He fully trusts His Father’s plan—and how we can embody that same unwavering faith.This episode also unveils the spiritual warfare behind accusations and lies about Christ, revealing how opposition often involves twisting scripture and spreading falsehoods. Saint K explains how, just like Jesus, we must be shrewd and prayerful, prepared to discern what's truly behind the conflict—distinguishing between distractions and the real issue of allegiance to Christ. We discuss how to recognize the “smoke screens” that deceive and learn to stand firm with wisdom and courage inspired by Daniel’s vision of the Son of Man, affirming Jesus' divine authority and our calling to be faithful witnesses.Most importantly, hear how the master story of Peter’s restoration after denial exemplifies that failure isn’t final. When we melt, Jesus can remold us into courageous soldiers—if we confess our sins and turn back to Him. This episode is perfect for believers feeling the heat of cultural pressures, church leaders concerned about superficial faith, and anyone hungry for a resilient, robust walk with Jesus. Get ready to be challenged—and equipped—to resist melting and to stand firmly on the promises and power of Christ.Chapters00:00 The Journey of Faith and Return01:39 The Melting of a Chocolate Soldier06:58 Peter's Denial and the Disciples' Flight29:59 High Priest vs. High Priest: The Trial of Jesus41:36 Understanding Biblical Teachings on Marriage46:16 Contextualizing Jesus' Responses to the Sanhedrin50:27 Spiritual Warfare and Intellectual Strongholds54:31 The Prophetic Significance of Jesus' Claims01:00:54 The Call to Faithfulness Amidst Trials01:05:25 Peter's Denial and the Path to Restoration01:16:00 The Assurance of Forgiveness and Redemption

A wise man once said that sin makes you stupid and the proof is on full display in this episode of Foreign Saints. The quest to utterly demolish the position of the Poly Pals continues!Saint K is joined by Christian Ashley, of the Let Nothing Move You podcast, to dismantle Tom Shipley's arguments for polygamy, along with laughing at the ridiculous arguments from others in the youtube comments. With sharp insights, funny jokes and theological expertise, they expose the flaws in Shipley's logic and emphasize the importance of context in understanding Scripture.

Leviticus 18.18, often cited to support polygamy, actually bans it through an idiomatic Hebrew phrase. In this episode, Jewish scholar Rabbi Naftali ben Avraham joins me to unpack the true meaning of this controversial verse—and how ancient Jewish traditions, from the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Mishnah, understood it differently.We break down multiple historical sources, illustrating how Jewish thought from the Second Temple period to the Middle Ages viewed polygamy, often condemning it.We also examine how rabbinic opinions and mystical texts like the Zohar shed light on the divine design of marriage and the inherent issues with polygyny, including rivalry, emotional harm, and social chaos. Most importantly, you'll learn why a straightforward reading of Leviticus 18.18 aligns with a consistent biblical ethic that forbids polygamy altogether, reinforcing that the practice contradicts the core message of love, faithfulness, and the unity of souls taught by Yeshua.This episode is perfect for believers deeply committed to biblical integrity, Jews and Christians wrestling with the implications of Scripture, and anyone interested in the social and theological impact of marriage practices across history. If you're seeking clarity amidst centuries of conflicting interpretations, this episode will challenge assumptions and deepen your understanding of God's design for marriage—rooted in truth, not tradition.Join us to see how biblical language, ancient wisdom, and modern insights converge to reveal that polygamy is not only culturally discouraged but biblically forbidden—empowering you to approach this hot-button issue with confidence and biblical clarity. Verses with the feminine form: 1. Exodus 26:3, 2. Exodus 26:5, 3. Exodus 26:6, 4. Exodus 26:17, 5. Ezekiel 1:9, 6. Ezekiel 1:23, 7. Ezekiel 3:13Verses with the masculine form: Genesis 37:19Genesis 42:21Genesis 42:28Exodus 16:15Exodus 25:20Exodus 37:9Numbers 14:42 Kings 7:6Jeremiah 13:14Jeremiah 25:26Ezekiel 24:23Ezekiel 33:30

Most people see Christianity and Judaism as two separate paths, but what if they are fundamentally one and the same? In this episode, Saint K challenges common assumptions by revealing how Christianity is the true continuation of ancient Judaism—rooted in the blood of the covenants, the Passover, and the holy rituals that prefigure Christ’s sacrifice. He unpacks the profound connection between the Lord’s Supper and Old Testament promises, showing that Jesus' blood isn’t just symbolic but the very heart of God's covenant with His people.You'll discover:How the ceremonial elements of Passover point directly to Jesus as the fulfillment of God's blood-based covenant.The significance of Isaiah’s servant songs and Zechariah’s prophecy as prefigurations of Christ’s role as the eternal covenant for humanity.Why Jesus delays His final communion until the kingdom is fully realized—and what that reveals about His intentionality in following divine law.The deep spiritual and physical sufferings Jesus endured in Gethsemane, including the rare phenomenon of hematohydrosis, illustrating that His agony was both supernatural and profoundly human.The surprising lesson of love and forgiveness demonstrated even in Judas’ betrayal—the ultimate act of mercy that Christ extends to all sinners, including ourselves when we fail.Why does this matter? Because understanding that Christianity is rooted in the genuine Jewish faith transforms how we see salvation, our relationship with God, and the very nature of divine love. This episode isn’t just theological insight—it’s a call to humility, reverence, and renewed devotion to the One who paid the highest price for our redemption.Perfect for believers craving a deeper connection to biblical roots, and for skeptics open to seeing Christianity through a historic and prophetic lens. Learn how the true Jewishness of Jesus shapes our faith and clarifies the gospel’s eternal truth.Join us in reflecting on the suffering, sacrifice, and love of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane—the oil press where divine love was pressed out for our salvation. Witness the unbreakable link between the Old and New Covenants and stand in awe of the King who follows His own law, forgives even the worst betrayer, and calls us to live in His grace.

Refuse to let complex and false doctrines rob you of confidence in your salvation. In this gripping episode, Saint K exposes how Catholic teachings about the Eucharist, canon law, and priestly authority distort the true gospel and trap believers in works-based salvation. He shares a powerful personal encounter with a dying patient that reveals how Catholic theology undermines the assurance Christ offers—posing a critical question: Are we trusting in Jesus alone or in religious rituals?You’ll discover:Why the Catholic doctrine of reserving and transporting the Eucharist is a grave violation according to canon law—and what it truly signifies.How biblical passages like Hebrews 9 and 10 sharply contradict Catholic claims of re-presenting Christ’s sacrifice and the false notion of ongoing priestly sacrifices.The dangerous implications of legalistic salvation versus the biblical message of grace—highlighted through real-life stories and scripture that reinforce the assurance only faith in Christ provides.How the church’s gatekeeping creates unnecessary hurdles, shutting the door of salvation, and what the Bible actually says about corporate worship and home gatherings in early Christianity.This episode isn't just a critique of Catholicism—it's a call for believers to understand the liberating truth of the gospel. If you're tired of hollow rituals and want to rest in the certainty of Christ’s finished work, this is essential listening. Perfect for pastors, theologians, or anyone questioning the security of their faith—because the gospel, and only the gospel, is the foundation of true salvation.Get ready to see Scripture in a new light and uncover the hope and security Christ alone provides. Don't miss this deep dive into biblical truth that challenges tradition and invites you to stand firm in Christ’s perfect sacrifice.

Great conversations were had over the weekend with 3 muslims from pakistan and an athesit from Kenya! Many thanks to my Noteworthy International for their work in setting up these gospel appointments. Be encouraged by hearing the gospel go forth. Pray for them all but especially the kenyan atheist. God is opening his eyes to the truth of who Jesus really is!Enjoy and be blessed!

Most Christians don’t realize how easily scholars can be misquoted — and how that dishonesty can distort biblical truth and derail genuine faith discussions. Saint K’s latest episode exposes the manipulative tactics used by an advocate of polygyny in my comments section, revealing how he cherry-pick scholars’ words to support a false narrative. Saint K takes a 2nd dive into the passages in 1 Timothy , showing how eager some are to distort the meaning of "one woman man" to justify polygamy. He illustrates how quotes from respected scholars like J.E. Adams are twisted or taken out of context — all in an effort to support a pro-polygyny agenda. By fact-checking the very sources cited, Saint K exposes the dishonesty and misinterpretation that pervades much of the debate. You’ll discover:How scholars’ words are deliberately misrepresented to promote polygamy as biblically supported.The importance of context in biblical passages, especially concerning leadership qualifications and marriage.Why honest interpretation hinges on reading the scholars’ entire arguments, not just cherry-picked snippets.The history of polygamy in Israel and among early Christian communities, countering modern claims it was outlawed or absent from history.Practical lessons for believers on how to spot and confront biblical dishonesty — whether online debates or real-world conversations.Ignoring this truth isn’t just misleading — it risks undermining biblical authority and good theology. This episode equips you with the insight to spot errors, question dishonest quotes, and stand firm in biblical integrity. If you want to defend Scripture from manipulation, this episode is essential listening. Because in spiritual warfare, knowing the truth is your greatest weapon.Not just for pastors or theologians — perfect for anyone committed to biblical accuracy and resisting false doctrines. Stay vigilant, stay informed, and let scripture speak for itself.Enjoy and be blessed!

In this episode, we explore the heart of Judas' betrayal, uncovering the lessons behind one of the Bible’s most tragic stories. We examine Judas' motivations, the significance of his actions in God's redemptive plan, and how his story1) Warns us not to be hypocrites in the church2) Comforts those of us that have been hurt by hypocrites in the church3) Challenges us to never reverse the two greatest commands Jesus ever gave.Enjoy and be blessed!

Most Christians have no idea how deeply Islam is rooted in spiritual deception—and how dangerous Ramadan truly is. North Carolina’s governor just praised Ramadan’s observance, but behind the scenes, this episode reveals its true spiritual and moral implications.Saint K dismantles the official narrative by exposing the spiritual warfare behind the celebration of Islam’s holy month. You’ll discover how Muhammad’s revelations resemble a demonic assault, not divine truth—comparing the biblical encounter with divine angels to Muhammad’s terrifying cave experience. We break down the Quran’s teachings on wife-beating, child marriage, and violent warfare, contrasting them with biblical standards of love, respect, and justice. The episode lays bare the spiritual deception fueling Islamic doctrine, including its call for ongoing violence against Jews and Christians, while Christians are called to love enemies, not fight them. You’ll learn why celebrating Ramadan means endorsing a religion that promotes pedophilia, intolerance, and spiritual oppression.

Catholicism, the Council of Jerusalem, and the Gospel: A Critical ExaminationIn this episode, we confront the fundamental inconsistencies between Catholic doctrine and the biblical record of the apostles' teachings, especially regarding salvation and the role of the law. This is a clear call to re-evaluate the historical and doctrinal claims of the Church of Rome versus the early church's message of grace through faith in Jesus Christ.Main Topics Covered:The significance of the Council of Jerusalem as the first ecumenical council and its implicationsThe contrast between the Council of Trent's teachings and the biblical account of salvation by grace through faithThe historical reliability of Luke’s account in Acts and its confrontation with Catholic catechismThe biblical requirement for salvation: faith in Jesus Christ alone, not obedience to the Law of MosesThe theological inconsistency of Catholic salvation doctrine as shown through Paul’s epistles and the early church councilThe Council of Jerusalem (Acts 15) explicitly states that adherence to the Law of Moses was not necessary for salvation, directly contradicting Catholic catechism 2068 which links salvation to obedienceThe apostles, including Peter, affirm salvation by grace through faith alone, reaffirmed in Acts 21, recognizing that Gentiles are saved independently of the LawCatholic councils, such as Trent, have declared that obedience to commandments is essential for salvation, directly opposing the biblical narrativeThe historical record supports the biblical account, revealing Catholic teachings as inconsistent with apostolic doctrineBelievers are called to trust in Christ’s finished work, not human works or adherence to the Law, to attain eternal lifeKey Insights:Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction to the Catholic dilemma and the Council of Jerusalem02:19 - The Islamic dilemma and its comparison to Catholicism09:00 - The doctrinal contradiction: Jerusalem vs. Trent10:24 - The role and recognition of ecumenical councils in Catholic doctrine13:44 - The significance of the Council of Trent’s teachings versus biblical record15:36 - The contrast between law and grace in salvation19:19 - Biblical account of the Jerusalem Council and Paul’s defense21:14 - Salvation by grace alone in Acts 15 and its reaffirmation30:03 - The unity of early church decisions versus modern Catholic teaching57:59 - The inconsistency between catechism and biblical biblical teaching59:47 - The biblical record as the foundation of Christian doctrine

In the days of Noah, society was living as if nothing would change. They were eating, drinking, and marrying, completely unaware of the impending judgment. Just like them, we might be caught up in our daily lives, ignoring the signs all around us. Jesus warns us to stay alert because we won't know the exact moment He returns. It's our responsibility to be prepared! So, how can we apply this today? By recognizing the importance of our actions and choices. Are we living in a way that truly honors God? Remember, the Spirit of God is not going to strive with us forever. What are you doing today to ensure you’re ready for tomorrow?Chapters00:00 Understanding Jesus' Return Through Noah's Ministry05:28 The Implications of Jesus' Return on Our Lives13:47 The Days of Noah: A Warning for Today23:04 Rejecting God's Mercy: Lessons from Noah's Time33:42 Faithful vs. Wicked Servants: A Call to Action40:55 The Parable of the Ten Virgins54:15 The Parable of the Talents01:00:31 The Final Judgment

Saint K explores the teachings of Jesus regarding the end times as presented in Matthew 24. He discusses the context of Jesus' prophecy, the signs of the end, the expected persecution and apostasy within the church, and the ultimate return of Christ.Chapters00:00 Understanding the End Times03:35 The Context of Jesus' Prophecy12:55 Signs of the End: What to Expect21:38 Persecution and Apostasy29:54 The Good News and the Abomination of Desolation41:00 The Return of Christ and Final Judgment

This is one part of a 7+ hour conversation I had with an atheist buddy of mine that I play yu-gi-oh and chess online with sometimes. There will be a few more parts incoming, not necessarily in the order the topics happened in real time.

How is this a Gospel to the Nations video if you're talking to a Christian? Simple; not everyone who claims Jesus truly understands his gospel. This conversation shows that. This Ethiopian woman was so relieved at the end of this call because her eyes were opened to the completeness of Jesus's atoning sacrifice AND that the Scripture declared this to be the plan all along. She learned that her BEST obdeience is to just REST in and on the finished work of Messiah on that cross!

I explore the Marian dogmas of Catholicism, arguing against them from a historical perspective without relying on Sola Scriptura. The ever-expanding list of Marian dogma is severly cut-down when you let good historical methods back into the room. If you believe the new testament reliably records history on the earliest church, then the marian dogmas will be dogwalked out of the church.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Marian Dogmas01:52 Historical Methodology in Christianity05:47 Understanding the Four Marian Dogmas06:41 Mary as Theotokos: Mother of God08:03 Mary's Perpetual Virginity14:07 Mary's Immaculate Conception20:30 Mary's Bodily Assumption23:24 Veneration of Mary and Historical Claims39:03 The Role of Early Christian Writings44:13 Understanding the Role of Mary in the Gospels46:38 Interpreting Revelation and the Queen of Heaven50:36 Jesus' Relationship with Mary: A Historical Perspective55:02 The Authority of Church Fathers vs. Scripture01:03:02 The Theotokos: A Deeper Dive into Marian Dogmas01:05:44 The Tale of the Five Prayers: A Critical Examination01:10:41 The True Gospel vs. Different Gospels01:17:59 Concluding Thoughts on Marian Veneration

Saint K delves into the complex topic of same-sex parenting, emphasizing the importance of adult sacrifice for children's well-being. He argues that when children are forced to sacrifice for adults, society suffers. The discussion is rooted in both data and scripture, aiming to equip Christians with informed perspectives on the subject. Saint K critiques existing research on same-sex parenting, highlighting methodological flaws and biases that may skew results.Throughout the episode, he presents various studies, including those from Cornell University and PubMed, to illustrate the discrepancies in findings regarding the well-being of children raised by same-sex parents. He raises concerns about small sample sizes, lack of control groups, and the potential for bias in self-reported data. By comparing these studies to traditional family structures, he argues that children benefit most from being raised in homes with both a mother and a father, each contributing unique strengths to parenting. The episode concludes with a call for Christians to engage in these discussions with clarity and conviction, advocating for the well-being of children as a priority.

We HAVE to be ready in season and OUT of season! Elders have to be the theological anchors. Above all, we ALL need to recognize that the heat has been turned up since Charlie Kirk's martyrdom. What happened here was not our best as a church so let's learn from it and do better moving forward.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80dD3lwcPPM

Are you troubled by the fact that Jesus and the Torah taught different dietary regulations? Does it seem like a contradiction that can't be resolved? This is the teaching for you! The secret is this: the Torah contained more than one set of food laws!

This conversation is rooted in John's Gospel but the topics included are the trinity, Paul's authority, whether Muhammed abused the child-bride Aisha, and of course, the Gospel!

What a perfect way to start off the year 2026! I hope this inspires you to contend for the gospel in your own personal context!

I recieved three comments under the previous video on youtube from "Christians" who support polygyny. This episode is the response video to those three channels (I also tagged them in the youtube video description). The following is the youtube description of the video:I hope you guys do actually watch this and think about the arguments and scripture presented instead of rushing to the comments without watching like last time. You play word games with the text like an LGBTQ affirming church does and the conclusions you reach are different, but, just as wrong. I'm hoping that y'all repent and that others who see this video are equipped to refute this nonsense.

Interpretations of marriage and relationships often spark heated debates. One such discussion revolves around the question: Does Jesus endorse polygyny? In this episode I'll be addressing a VERY ignorant challenge by a heretical pastor concerning divorce and polygyny.

Many people have heard of the 7 deadly sins as a concept but many do not know that Jesus gave a list while he was on earth! That list is today's topic of the message and I hope you're soft-hearted enough to let God show you where you are copying the Pharisees. Jesus pronounced judgment on them because of the things he listed in them. Repent to Jesus so that these things will not be found in you!

Did you know the Torah has laws about rescuing lost animals? This isn't just ancient wisdom—it's a call to action for us today! In our latest episode, we dive into how these laws challenge us to seek out those who are lost, just like Jesus taught. Let's be the ones who don’t ignore what’s in front of us! What’s one way you can reach out to someone who might feel lost? #FindingLost #ChristianCommunity #LoveAndServe #PodcastLife #FaithInAction #JesusSaves #AnimalRescue #SeekAndSave#Christianity #LostAndFound #BiblicalTeachings #Deuteronomy #Jesus #Compassion #FaithJourney #Parables #ForeignSaints

What is the missing ingredient you need to follow Jesus unashamedly in your life? ANGUISH!You're going to hear the story Clementine, a young girl murdered before her time from the mouth of her broken-hearted father Tommy. You'll also learn the 10 stages of genocide and how abortion fits the description all too well. Through it all the underlying lesson is this: all true passion is born out of anguish. My goal is to push you to allow God to share his broken heart with you. You won't be ready to die on a cross until you see how the world is already dying WITHOUT it.Be blessed and enjoy!

We already know there is a genocide of Christians happening in Nigeria and the sharia government of Nigeria turns a blind eye to it. In a shocking turn of events, President Trump has spoken out in his capacity as president against Nigeria by threatening sanctions and military action if the nation continues to neglect to do justice.Is this praise worthy news or has chirstian nationalsim shown itself once again?With Islam on the ascension in the west, how can we as Christians go on the offensive in the spiritual war of ideas?What is the connection between false worship and social injustice?

The church in America is at a cross roads: will we confess our King or will we be silent? The Spirit of Jesus is raising up a grassroots generation to be bold confessors within their families, in their jobs, and in our communities. Is he raising you up? Is he calling you into the fellowship of the unashamed? Julian, in this episode, wrestles with that very question as he asks me if and how he should talk his transgender friend about the Gospel. Many of you that listen to me regularly are in Julians shoes so listen in and here what the Spirit is saying his churches. Listen in, be encouraged and blessed. Enjoy!

Giavonna's Spotify profile https://open.spotify.com/artist/2x2wKiFZ3SU3aMF8Em67QU?si=dWgUHIUwSsmFIlQhAA8hNg With political forces on all sides attacking the church in America this message is very timely. Jesus's debates with the right and left of his day give us a guide on how to deal with malicious political and religious voices that attempt to snare us in our words too.Other notable topics include Jesus teaching that marriages end for believers in the resurrection AND he himself arguing that Messiah has to be God with the Father. Enjoy and be blessed!

This is the longest video I've made to date. I intend to answer the question of his martyrdom and along the way defend against the character assassination of this man so that the multi-ethnic church of Jesus does not miss out on being encouraged and built up by his contribution to the Great Comission. Use the time-stamps in this description to go right to the particular issue that concerns you the most about Charlie Kirk. Enjoy, be encouraged, be challanged, and be blessed in Christ!Takeaways1) There are different levels of martyrs, with varying degrees of sacrifice and witness.2) Testimony plays a crucial role in the concept of martyrdom.3) A good confession of faith can be made in various non-formulaic ways.4) Christians are called to contend for their faith actively.5) Critiques of Charlie Kirk often overlook the complexities of grace and redemption. An entire generation struggles with productive conversations about religion and politics from being taught to treat them as taboo topics.6) Historical events shape present circumstances and should be acknowledged.7) The church has a vital role in advocating for justice and truth in society.Chapters00:00 Intro03:20 1.0 What is a Martyr?18:56 1.1 The 3 Tiers of Martyrdom38:20 2.0 Was Charlie Kirk a Christian?45:11 2.1 Charlie Kirk on Evangelism50:15 2.2 Charlie Kirk Valued Jesus Higher Than Politics58:42 2.3 Dr. Frank Turek on Charlie's Personal Character01:02:32 2.4 Was Charlie Kirk Too Sinful To Be a Martyr?01:09:21 2.5 Charlie Kirk on The Civil Rights Act01:11:54 2.6 Charlie Kirk's Theology on Race & Ethnicity01:25:35 2.7 Charlie Kirk on Homelessness01:42:35 2.8 Charlie Kirk on Black Fatherlessness01:58:03 2.9 Joe Biden Hired Based on Race and Quality02:09:17 2.10 Did Charlie Kirk Insult ALL Black Women?02:21:21 2.11 What is a Nationalist?02:23:55 2.12 Charlie Kirk Pressed on Nationalism By a Christian02:41:45 2.13 How 1 Timothy 2 Reveals Charlie Kirk's Calling03:08:32 3.0 Was Charlie Kirk a Christian Martyr?03:13:12 3.1 How Should Christians Respond and Move Forward?

Karai & Meredith, joined by Christian Ashley, host of the Let Nothing Move You Podcast on Spotify discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, exploring the cultural and political ramifications of such violence against a prominent conservative figure. They delve into the implications for Christians in America, the rise of cultural violence, and the need for the church to respond with love and understanding. The discussion also touches on the definitions of assassination, the chilling effects of lawlessness, and the importance of spiritual warfare in the face of societal challenges. Ultimately, the trio emphasize the call for Christians to love their enemies and engage in meaningful dialogue, even amidst hostility.Takeaways1) The assassination of Charlie Kirk could herald the re-emergence of cultural violence against Christians in America.2) Cultural hostility towards Christianity is increasing in America.3) The response to Kirk's assassination reflects a broader societal issue.4) Assassination is defined as a politically motivated murder.5) The chilling effect of lawlessness is evident in society today.6) Christians must engage in spiritual warfare against evil.7) The church is called to love its enemies, even in difficult times.8) Celebrating violence against political opponents is morally wrong.9) The importance of community and grieving together as a church.10) Christians should focus on the gospel and not be swayed by left or right cultural pressures.Chapters00:00 The Tragic Assassination of Charlie Kirk06:41 Cultural and Political Ramifications12:49 Defining Assassination and Its Implications20:26 The Chilling Effect of Lawlessness27:02 Historical Parallels and Future Concerns38:48 Spiritual Warfare and Cultural Significance44:23 The Role of the Church in Grief and Lamentation49:56 Engaging in Spiritual Warfare54:45 The Church's Response to Cultural Challenges01:04:40 Love and Empathy in a Divided World

I was reading Genesis 23 and God blew my mind with this meditation. The title of this show goes right back to the begining of the saga of redemption! What does the scripture teach about this concept of being a foreign saint and what can we learn from Abraham, Moses, and David: foreigners that have gone before us already.Thumbnail credit goes to Lamp Mode Recording and Stephen the Levite for the album cover of "The Last Missionary." I thought the image fit rather well.

Very impromptu conversation at the Walk for Life Event in Gastonia, North Carolina with my sister in the faith Jay. She had some questions about spiritual warfare but I noticed that she was putting herself in bondage by the way she esteemed the gift of tongues. I have never in my life seen chains broken that fast by reading 1 Corinthians 14, you don't want to miss it!

In the wake of another deadly shooting that has the nations attention we as Christians have an opportunity to display something many in the world do not expect to see: love. How do you show love to enemies in the face of such open evil while suffering persecution and loss? We remember what the true fight of the Gospel is all about.

You can share the gospel like this in your own way when you take the scripture seriously and seek Jesus in prayer. He sows the good seed of the sons of the kingdom into the field of the world to obtain a harvest! Pray for this young man to soften his heart to the truth of the ressurection and the kingship of Jesus in his life! Enjoy and be blessed!Check out my youtube channel "Foreign Saints for more short clips from this year!

I tackle The Reformation Projects 10 point case in favor of Christianity affirming LGBT relationships. I hope this video serves as a very useful resource for people to see the lack of substance in affirming theology as well as showing Christians a way to respond to the logic of the arguments. Feel free to use the chapter headers within the video scroll bar to jump to the issues you most care about. Be blessed and enjoy!Chapters00:00 Intro & Announcements05:55 Does affirming LGBT identity result in better fruit?25:47 Does the Christian tradition address sexual orientation at all?36:18 Are LGBT people forced to be celibate for life?48:08 Does the Bible teach that man & woman are complimentary?57:27 Does the arc of scripture point toward inclusion?01:05:49 Is Sodom & Gomorrah about gang-rape or homosexuality?01:16:56 Does the book of Leviticus still count?01:32:31 Is Romans 1 condemning HYPERsexuality or HOMOsexuality?01:58:20 What do "arsenokoitai" and "malakoi" really mean and refer to?02:07:38 Marriage is about covenant and not biological sex, right?

People often speak of God choosinf people in aan arbitrary, mysterious way. The truth is that the scripture tells us exactly what that criteria for being chosen by God is. One of those places is the parable of the wedding feast so strap in for a jolt of a message that will take you to the very purpose of creation and back again. Be blessed and enjoy!Chapters00:00 Introduction to Theological Questions01:57 Interpreting Parables: Rules and Context09:05 The Parable of the Wedding Feast: An Overview20:47 Responses to the Invitation: Indifference and Antagonism36:35 Judgment for Rejection and the Kingdom's Expansion41:51 The Illusion of Meritocracy45:40 Salvation by Faith, Not Works50:08 Salvation as a Garment: Old Testament01:01:43 Salvation as a Garment: New Testament01:09:40 The Call and the Chosen

I share a personal experience of spiritual warfare through a vivid dream where I confront a demonic presence. I explore spiritual warfare, emphasizing that it is primarily a battle of the mind against spiritual forces of evil. Drawing from biblical teachings, I discuss the importance of knowledge, perseverance, and being chosen by Jesus in the fight against darkness. The episode culminates in reflections on the dream and encouragement for listeners to remain steadfast in their faith.

My wife and I use the book of Proverbs to shed light on the positives and negatives of President Trump's 2nd term now that we're 6-7 months in. The conversation covers various topics, including immigration policies, welfare programs like WIC and SNAP, and the implications of Trump's actions on justice and equity. We also critique RFK Jr. and emphasize the need for Christians to hold their leaders accountable to biblical standards. Chapters00:00 Introduction to Political Evaluation02:27 Scriptural Foundations for Voting09:14 Using Proverbs as a Guide for Leadership17:17 Points of Applause for Trump26:52 Critiques of Trump's Policies43:40 Agricultural and Food Safety Concerns49:07 Critique of RFK Jr.01:10:43 Discussion on Epstein and Political Accountability

When people are denying Jesus there is some level of intellectual dishonesty going on and in conversations with people who do that it can feel like you're playing a dumb game. The priesthood in Jesus's day were experts in this dumb game of "denying what's obvious and in your face." In this episode you'll learn how to deal with people that play this dumb game along with another dive into the doctrine of the Trinity and how to use the parable of the tenants against Islam. Enjoy and be blessed!Chapters00:00 Intro01:10 Announcements and Community Engagement01:39 Authority of Jesus09:35 Intellectual Dishonesty and Questioning Jesus22:23 The Parable of the Two Sons: A Lesson in Obedience37:46 Belief and Evidence: A Call to Reasoning40:32 The Evidence of Faith and Religion43:43 Dishonest Political Ideologies47:18 The Parable of the Tenants: A Spiritual Reflection58:42 Polemics: Attacking Islam01:09:00 Understanding Jesus: The Heir and the Kingdom