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In episode 28, I will talk about the false Jewish Messiah, antichrist, Donald Trump, and rebuilding the third temple in modern Israel. This is not the first time in church history where rebuilding the temple was attempted. In the 4th century, Julian the Apostate, the nephew of Constantine, tried to rebuild the third temple and exterminate Christianity.In this podcast, I will show that there is nothing new under the sun. The exact same trials we face today were already faced by the church in the 4th century. Julian the Apostate sought to persecute the church through public displays of paganism, marginalizing Christianity, heavy taxation, corrupting the public education system, and resurrecting Judaism.So, we’ll look at the all-encompassing “non-bloody” persecution that the church faced in the 4th century, we’ll see how God himself intervened in his providence, and then we will make a practical application for Christians today. We’ll see that we should not despair at the great trials which we are facing, but neither should we presume upon the grace of God. This isn’t merely a lesson about church history. This is ultimately a powerful exhortation to humble ourselves before God, to trust in God with fear and trembling, and to pour ourselves out before him in earnest prayer and supplication, knowing that if we are faithful, God will most assuredly hear and answer our prayers…but if we are not, judgement awaits.

In episode 27, I will look at Scripture from creation to the final consummation to see how it all tells of one redemptive story. God created a physical world, which was very good, but man sinned and death followed. However, the good news is that Christ died for our sin, was buried, and he rose again on the third day. Christ defeated sin, death, and the devil. By his death, the wrath of God was satisfied. Now, those who believe in Jesus shall be resurrected with him on the last day.That is the gospel message. As Christians, we await: (1) the visible, physical, and triumphant second coming of Jesus Christ, the Son of God; (2) the bodily resurrection from the dead, (3) and the new heavens and the new earth where we shall eternally dwell in the immediate presence of God, enjoying intimate fellowship with God, worshiping him with fullness of joy forever. What a glorious salvation we have received by the love and tender mercy of our God and Savior!However, tragically, there are many professing Christians today who reject this message. Many have turned aside from this glorious biblical truth and embraced heresy. In this podcast, we will see that the teaching of Scripture is abundantly clear on this issue. Jesus Christ is coming back in glory. The crucified Savior will be vindicated, and every knee shall bow and every tongue confess before him. May God open eyes and transform hears before the great day of Christ’s coming.

In episode 26, I’m going to do something of a deep dive on eschatology. This comes after some pushback and controversy on my last video on a topic which should not have been controversial at all. The pushback reminded me that there are many, who in rejecting Dispensationalism, have gone on to embrace another error which is, in fact, heresy.So, in this podcast I will: (1) define the basic terms of the major eschatological views; (2) look at church history and see that really only two views are historically and biblically legitimate, namely, Postmillennialism and Amllennialism; (3) observe how the modern influx of Dispensational and Historic Premillennialism has caused a knee-jerk reaction into the furthest extremes of modern Postmillennialism and the preterist hermeneutic; (4) show an interview where we’ll see that full-preterism is heresy, denying the bodily resurrection from the dead, among other things; (5) examine three portions of Scripture which people twist who are in danger of embracing the heresy of full-preterism; (6) demonstrate that older and wiser Reformed Postmillennialists did not at all commit these same exegetical fallacies and errors leading to heresy; (7) and I will give a positive presentation of what is the doctrine of the millennium as taught in Revelation 20.This is a lot of material to cover, and I while eschatology tends to be confusing and controversial, I ultimately hope and pray that this video will bring clarity and unity among the body of Christ.A large part of the confusion is because we’ve been conditioned in modern times to tolerate a whole plethora of eschatological positions that our Reformed forefathers outright rejected as both ridiculous and heretical. Since so many different views are now promoted in the church, the result is mass confusion among God’s people. But God is not the author of confusion, and Scripture is able to make wise the simple. The confusion is evidence of the work of the devil.We need to see that all of these positions are not biblically or historically legitimate. That’s not to be unloving, but not all positions deserve our respect. We don’t need to legitimize and give credibility to every eschatological position, thus adding to the confusion. As I will attempt to show in this video, we may exegetically, logically, and historically deduce that the best of Amillennialism and the best of Postmillennialism represent a truly biblical and historical eschatology.We know this is true when it comes to various views on the Trinity, the doctrine of justification, and even the doctrine of the church. But why do we not recognize that there are some eschatologies which are outside the bounds of orthodoxy? If we would recognize that reality, the church would be greatly unified and assisted in fulfilling the Great Commission. So, may God grant us grace to grow in our understanding of the best of Amillennialism and of Postmillennialism.On a more personal note: I did’t intend for this to be so long, but there was a lot of material the needed to be covered. In fact, this could have been much longer. Also, because I was trying to cover so much material, I caught a couple of times where I mispronounced words or had something misspelled on the screen. I apologize, and hope it’s not too distracting.Thank you for taking the time to watch this podcast. I hope you are truly blessed and edified by the content, and I pray that the Lord would grant repentance to some where needed. I say these things in love and with gratitude. May God be pleased to use these feeble efforts for his glory and for the good of the church.

In episode 25, as we are all looking for answers to fit the narrative for the historical moment we are in, I will look at recent statements from Tucker Carlson, Doug Wilson, and Nick Fuentes. We will see that each of these men speak some truth mixed with deadly lies. Yet, the biggest character in this story is the one that’s often missing: the Evangelical preacher.These statements I will be reviewing are from four different videos. I am including all three of these men because, as you will see: Tucker Carlson is calling out Protestant preachers, Doug Wilson (as a preacher) is responding to Tucker Carlson, and Nick Fuentes is calling out Doug Wilson. So, all three of these men are in some way interacting with each other.Tucker Carlson’s monologue in the one video is itself a response to Donald Trump’s blasphemous Easter morning Truth Social post, where Trump cursed and threatened to kill civilians saying, “Praise be to Allah.” In the two videos we will see from Tucker Carlson, he talks about what he thinks the Christian message is, what essentially defines the Christian religion, and how he is defining the gospel itself. Therefore, it is vitally important that we pay careful attention.Each of these men say things that we may rightly appreciate, things for which we can be grateful that they are being spoken about in public. However, biblical discernment and independent critical thinking is needed. Life is not simple in our day. There are so many lies mixed in with the truth, and we rarely take the time to slow down and examine them.So, I will look at these men’s statements, how they interact with each other, and make a general overall analysis of the schemes of the devil, in which he seeks to make war against authentic biblical Christianity on multiple fronts at the same time. The war is real, but our victory in Christ is sure. May God grant us grace to stand fast like the Reformers in our own day.

In episode 24, I’ll be doing a review on a book which deals with a vitally important topic that is almost never addressed in our day, even by conservative pastors and nouthetic biblical counselors (NANC or ACBC), and that is the issue of an abusive or a reviling wife. As you will see from both this podcast and this book, the results are absolutely devastating.Men have been emasculated. Women have been taught to worship themselves. Pastors have been taught to see real godly men as arrogant, proud, controlling, and threatening. The Patriarchy has been abandoned. Complementarianism is really just Egalitarianism in disguise. The created order has been turned on its head. This is a very serious problem.A healthy marriage is the primary and essential building block for healthy churches and a healthy society. Yet, the feminist movement has crept into even the most conservative denominations and churches, including many of the best churches among the SBC and the PCA. This is not a Baptist problem or a Presbyterian problem. Feminism is everywhere.Feminism isn’t a minor theological error, it is truly demonic. As you will see: bitterness, resentment, and unforgiveness in an unrepentant reviling wife opens the door for demons to enter into her and the home. The reviling wife declares war on her husband, and is guilty of sinful manipulation and making false accusations, and yet she is not held to account.Therefore, we will turn to Scripture to address this issue, and we will see what it has to say about marriage, the family, the respective roles of husbands, wives, and pastors. This will of course leave many people with questions relating to their personal circumstances, but this will at least give a general overview, which I hope will be a helpful starting place.I cannot recommend Dr. David Edgington’s books, “White Knights and Reviling Wives” highly enough. It truly is a must read for pastors, biblical counselors, marriage counselors, and every husband and wife. This book is a desperately needed resource in our time, well written by a faithful pastor, doctor, and biblical counselor. Get it and read it today…Order the book here:https://www.newchristendompress.com/revilingwives

In episode 23, I will be looking at Romans 11 in its exegetical, theological, and historical context to see if it does in fact teach a future salvation for ethnic Israel. Romans 11:25-26 is one of the main Bible verses which is often used to support Christian Zionism and the modern state of Israel, and therefore, we must take a careful look at this text in context.When Paul said, “And so all Israel shall be saved” was he talking about ethnic Jews, a modern nation, or something else? Does God still have promises that are unfulfilled and require Jews to be gathered to the modern state of Israel? Are we to encourage any return to Judaism, the building of a third temple, or any of the ceremonial distinctives of Jewish identity?I will answer all of these questions and more in this podcast. Both Christian Zionism and all ethnic-pride will be defeated by the two-edged sword of the Word of God, which cuts both ways. I hope that you are humbled, edified, blessed, and encouraged as the truth of Jesus Christ is proclaimed. As we shall see in Romans 11:36, all glory belongs to God alone!

In episode 22, the Reformation will continue. In this podcast, I will review an interview featuring Al Mohler and Todd Friel, which itself was a review of interviews featuring Tucker Carlson, Ted Cruz, and Mike Huckabee. We will see that the very root of Christian Zionism (whether it be Dispensational or Covenantal) is Genesis 12 and God’s covenant with Abraham.As we look and their claims and compare them with Scripture, we will see that, just as Roman Catholicism chipped away at the very heart of the doctrine of justification and required Martin Luther to stand up and defend the faith in the 16th century, in the same way, Christian Zionism also chips away at the very heart of the doctrine of justification and requires faithful men to stand up and contend for the faith in our own day.In this video I will answer several important questions: Who are the real children of Abraham? Are Jews today part of an unconditional covenant with God? Does it make a difference whether they are atheists or if they practice Judaism? What about the genealogies, the Ashkenazi Jews, and other questions about the ethnic linage of Abraham? Does God have a covenantal plan for the modern state of Israel? This video is your biblical guide to all of these questions and more.May God grant Christian men the biblical conviction to stand up and fight for the truth of the gospel, even if they seem to be standing alone. May God grant grace, repentance, and forgiveness where needed for those who have fallen into theological error. May Christ restore his Bride, the Church. To God alone be the glory, both now and forever. Amen.

In episode 21, I will look at the controversial figure known as Nick Fuentes. First, we need to examine him in the broader cultural context of why a guy like Nick Fuentes is so popular. Then, I will take a look at a short video clip from Nick which I believe gives a fair summary of his character and political views. We will see that there are legitimate reasons for his popularity, and we’ll see that he does say some things which are 100% true and need to be baldly stated. However, does that mean that everything Nick Fuentes says is right, or are there some things which Christians must reject and oppose?In this podcast, clear lines will be drawn in the sand. This is not a time for mincing words or choosing political allies. This is a time for denying ourselves, taking up our crosses, and following Jesus Christ alone. There can be no compromise. We are cut off and surrounded by our enemies, and we are getting played from both sides. Therefore, Biblical faithfulness will mean that we get shot at from both sides, but that’s what faith in Jesus Christ demands. To be a faithful Christian is to be hated by all men for Christ’s name sake. Let us walk on the straight and narrow path with Jesus…even unto death.

In episode 20, I will discuss how we are literally hard pressed on every side. We are faced with innumerable evils of every kind. This truly is an evil day. Yet, what is a Christian response to this? Are we to bury our head in the sand? Are we to amuse ourselves to death with bread and circuses? Are we to pretend that the pain, suffering, and injustice is not real?We will look at Scripture and see how Christians are to face the reality of living in an evil day, and yet rejoice in the Lord always because we have a peace and joy which surpasses all understanding. As Christians, we have a hope that transcends anything in this world. Furthermore, “the joy of the Lord is our strength” to fight against every form of evil.My prayer is that this podcast would refresh, encourage, and strengthen you in the faith. May God grant you mercy and grace and courage to face whatever trials and afflictions you are facing. To God alone be the glory!

In episode 19, I will provide a broad and comprehensive Christian theology of war. We seem to be living in an age of endless wars, and so the subject of “just war” is of the upmost importance for us to properly understand as Christians.Every individual is effected by war, and therefore every individual needs to think through this issue, whether active soldiers, veterans, pastors, husbands, housewives, or young men who might enlist in the military in the future. We all need to ask respectively of our specific role and position of authority in life, what is the Christian responsibility and duty concerning war? That is, how shall I, as an individual, render an account to God for how I handled the issue of warfare?However, how are we to think through this issue?It's hard to know what's really happening in war. There are so many fake AI videos which looked extremely realistic. It's very difficult to know what's AI and what's real. There is so much propaganda from China, Russia, Iran, from Israel, and from our own government. There are more lies and propaganda floating around on the internet than there is truth and legitimate journalism. So, how are we to draw any decisive conclusions and then act on them with conviction?Thankfully God has not left us to ourselves, "For we walk by faith, not by sight." (2 Corinthians 5:7) We have the Word of God, and the Scriptures are sufficient for how we are to live and walk under every circumstance in life. As 2 Timothy 3:16-17 says, "All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness: That the man of God may be perfect, throughly furnished unto all good works."While many "conspiracy theories” are in fact true, others are blatantly false, and as humans we can easily be deceived by many things, including by our own hearts (see Jeremiah 17:9). Furthermore, even if some conspiracies are true, we are not to walk or govern our lives according to them. We are to humbly walk by faith in inspired and inerrant Scripture.So, rather than risk being deceived by psyops or controlled-opposition, and rather than being mislead by propaganda, as Christians we need to stand on the plain truth of Scripture and the historic Christian doctrine on the subject of war. For us as Christians who know the Bible to be the true, the only question that really matters is, “What saith the Lord?”In order to have a comprehensive biblical worldview concerning war, we must lay an appropriate foundation and then build on it. This podcast will include everything, from: (1) properly diagnosing the cause of wars; (2) understanding the role of the Civil Government; (3) knowing the proper disposition that we are to have regarding both self-defense and war; (4) what is and what is not a “just war”; (5) what is the Christian duty regarding war rightly understood in various contexts; and (6) how God is testing our faith and refining his church through the fiery trial of wars and conflicts.This is a vitally important topic. May God grant us all humility, wisdom, boldness, and courage to do what we must, and to act distinctively as Christians, even if we stand alone, to the glory of God alone. I do believe that God has provided a peaceful way out of this mess, but Christians have to remain faithful. So, take heart and fulfill your duty before God.

In episode 17, I will give an overview of the history and theology of the Protestant Reformation, and why it matters today.First, I will briefly introduce the history of the Protestant Reformation, which began on October 31st 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenberg.* Then, I will discuss the theological foundation of the Reformation, which is known as the “5 Solas.”Next, I will define “Reformed Theology.” Sometimes Calvinism (aka “the doctrines of grace”) is equated with Reformed Theology, but you can be a Calvinist and still not be Reformed. To be Reformed is to hold to one of the historic Reformed confessions of faith, such as: The Three Forms of Unity (The Belgic Confession, The Canons of Dort, and the Heidelberg Catechism), the Westminster Confession of Faith, the Savoy Declaration, or the 1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith.Then, I will look at three distinctives of Reformed Theology which set it apart from other systems of theology, and which are recognized to some extent in all of the historic Reformed confessions. Those three distinctives are: The 5 points of Calvinism, Covenant Theology (both Presbyterian & 1689 Federalism), and the threefold division of the Law of God.Finally, we will see that Reformed theology is very practical for all of life—producing faith, joy, obedience, holiness, and genuine worship. It gives us a robust and comprehensive system of theology which helps keep us from innumerable errors, heresies, and the schemes of the devil. More than anything else, in an age of lies and deceit, we need to be deeply rooted and grounded in the truth of Scripture. We need to apply all of Scripture to all of life.May God use this to strengthen you and build you up in the most holy faith. To God alone be the glory!__________* At the 3:20 mark where the screen fades to black: Originally, I had put together a video segment giving a brief 3 minute history of the Protestant Reformation with clips from the 1953 Martin Luther movie, synced up with audio narration from R.C. Sproul. Unfortunately, about 20 seconds of those video clips were copyrighted. So, I edited that short segment out, but I don’t think it will take anything away from the overall content of this podcast. Thanks YouTube. {rolls eyes}

In episode 16, I have an important and mind-blowing show for you!Do you ever look at the world today and think, “Everything seems fake and scripted”? Do you look around and see the masses of people divided from each other and in a state of constant confusion? Well, there is a reason for that.In this first half of this podcast, we will look at psychological warfare (“Psywar”), psychological operations (“Psyops”), and propaganda. We will briefly see its long history, along with its extremely advanced integrated development of a variety of sciences in the modern world under the broad umbrella of neuroscience and neurotechnology.We will see that psychological warfare (“Psyops”) and the battle against the mind, heart, attitudes, emotions, and behavior is properly definable as a “viable weapon.” This weapon of warfare is the most powerful weapon in the entire world, and it is so all-pervasive that it is everywhere. As they say for themselves, “All the world is a stage.”The weapons of psychological warfare can be broken down into two basic categories: “soft weapons” and “hard weapons.” Soft weapons include things like: economic leverage, intelligence, and psyops. Hard weapons include things like: chemicals, biologicals, and devices. These two types of weapons may be used in a variety of ways.However, the primary and most powerful weapon is: “words and ideas.” Words and ideas are used to control, manipulate, and influence what is called, “the group mind.” This constitutes “an invisible government” and “the true ruling power of our country.” Whether we know it or not, “our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested.”We have been conditioned and preprogramed to respond in a certain prescribed variety of ways. This is why the Hegelian Dialectic is so effective: (1) the government creates a problem, (2) the problem causes a planned reaction, and (3) the planned reaction induces people to freely and voluntarily accept the prescribed government solution.However, the real question then becomes: How did we get into this horrific mess, and what is the solution?So, in the second half of this podcast, we will see that our main problem is not political, but theological. Because God is sovereign, our various forms of trials and suffering are not meaningless. Scripture is sufficient, and therefore we can turn to the Word of God and accurately diagnose our situation, and we can see the very real and tangible solution.First we will see that judgment begins with the household of God. We will see that God’s judgment includes both “confusion of mind,” as well as God raising up wicked rulers as a “scourge” to chastise a sinful and idolatrous people. Judgment becomes necessary, even in God’s mercy, when a people become so hardened in their sin.Ironically, one of the primary cultural sins and blindspots that we are guilty of is also one of the very primary means through which psychological warfare is wrought against us on a daily basis. If we had been walking in the ways of Scripture and in the ways of our Puritan forefathers, psychological warfare would be a nonissue.The problem is deep. Our sin is great. But the solution is simple.We need to come under a true and deep conviction of our sin. We need to smash idols and devote them to destruction. We need to test and examine our own ways, and let us again return to the Lord. There is hope. God is holy, and he must punish sin. However, he is also a God of grace, and the gospel offers us forgiveness. The solution is the gospel.So, be sure to listen to the end. The matter is serious. Our situation is severe. But there is hope in Christ.

In episode 15, I briefly describe the origins of the so-called “Judeo-Christian ethic,” and then I briefly discuss the development of Judaism from Mosaic Judaism, to Babylonian Judaism, to Talmudic Judaism, to later developments like Kabbalah. This is important because of the vast confusion surrounding Judaism and the Talmud among Christians.Then, in order to help Christians clearly see the reality of what Talmudic Judaism teaches, I will simply allow Jewish Rabbis to speak for themselves. You will hear from the mouths of over 15 believing Jewish Rabbis what they believe the Talmud teaches, as well as how that relates to Jesus Christ, Christianity, Western Civilization, and America today.May God use this short video in order that: (1) the triune God of Scripture would be worshiped and exalted alone; (2) that the truth of the gospel may be preserved among us; and (3) that the offense of the cross would not be removed, but rather, that the clear preaching of Jesus Christ and him crucified would lead to the salvation of both Jew and Gentile alike.

In episode 14, I will discuss a phenomenon that we might call “the tyranny of the expert.” As Christians, we believe in the value and importance of education. In fact, Christians have the only true foundation for education. However, what happens when highly educated men use their academic credentials or ecclesiastical authority to silence dissent? What happens when these men act as though they are the final authority on all things, “the experts,” and therefore we should think what they think, believe what they believe, and listen to who they listen to?In order to do this, we are going to do a brief case study involving Dr. James White, a man who is highly respected in Reformed circles, and rightly so. In particular, we are going to examine his relationships and interactions with men like Michael Brown and Doug Wilson, and we will see them in stark contrast to how he interacts with fellow 1689 LBCF men like Joel Webbon and JD Hall. This will take us back to the debate over the Antioch Declaration, the Talmud, Judaism, and Zionism, where we will see the true dividing line in today’s Reformed Evangelicalism.The tyranny of the expert has come to influence all of us in profound ways which pertain to every single aspect of life. Let us see the tyranny of the expert for what it is, and let us break free from mental enslavement to it, in order that we may worship and serve the Lord with a pure and undefiled conscience. May the church, the universal body of Christ, be further purified and further united, and may Jesus Christ alone be exalted!

In episode 13, I will take a look at Luther’s 500 year old book, “On The Jews and Their Lies” in order to get a historical perspective on the Talmud and the ethnic-religion of Judaism (hence “the jews”) which long predates the internet era or any modern notion of conspiracy theories, nazism, antisemitism, psychological warfare, or post-enlightenment thinking.We will see that Luther was not antisemitic or filled with Jew-hatred at all. He was being biblical and balanced in light of the sin, idolatry, corruption, and false religion he faced—all of which are very similar to what we face in our own day. You will be shocked and amazed to see how relevant Luther’s 500 year old writings are to current events happening today.This podcast is an unofficial “part 2” to my previous podcast on, “Doug Wilson, the Talmud, Judaism, and the Antioch Declaration.” That episode provided some good background, context, information, and quotes which are relevant for today’s episode, which builds on some of those same themes from a very different, 500 year old, historical perspective.Be sure to watch to the end, where I give a strong gospel exhortation to us all!

In episode 12, I will dive into a controversial, but necessary topic. I will discuss the Antioch Declaration, Douglas Wilson’s recent statements at the TPUSA Amfest regarding the Talmud containing “pure exegetical gold,” the wider issue of Judaism, and how all of this relates to earnestly contending for “the faith which was once delivered unto the saints.”American Evangelicals have been taught for over a century to see the “Judeo-Christian ethic” as a good thing, as if Judaism and Christianity were perfectly compatible. Pro-Israel, and pro-Jewish, and pro-Zionist propaganda have permeated every area of our culture and society throughout our lifetimes so that Judaism has actually become the unquestioned de facto state religion.Now, Judaism is even being promoted (or at least softened) within Reformed Evangelicalism through some of its most prominent influencers, theologians, and gatekeepers. Whatever else you are allowed to challenge or debate: certain questions about the history of the Jewish people, the modern state of Israel, and the naming of the specific sins of Jews related to the teachings of the Talmud, are being strictly forbidden as out of bounds and clearly “antisemitic.”Most Christians, however, would be truly shocked and horrified to learn what the Talmud actually teaches. There can be no such thing as a “Judeo-Christian ethic” because the two are diametrically opposed to each other. Judaism, in all of its forms, is actually hostile towards biblical Christianity and it always has been. Recognizing that is not antisemitism, it is being faithful to the teaching of Scripture.As you will see, this is not a secondary issue. Judaism was a primary issue in the New Testament itself, and it is a primary issue in our day as well. While we do not know the heart or motives of the signers of the Antioch Declaration, these men have erred, and we should not be imitators of them in this regard. We must be like Luther, with our consciences held captive to the word of God alone.So, this podcast isn’t about which “boys club” you belong to, whose side you’re on in this debate, or who’s your favorite preacher. It’s about preserving the truth of the gospel so that souls may be saved—both Jew and Gentile—and so that Christ alone would be glorified and exalted as supreme. Jesus Christ alone is Lord! To that end, I commend this to your conscience and to your study. Soli Deo Gloria!

In episode 11, I’ll discuss how false teaching doesn’t usually come in and attack Christianity through the front door, such as outright denying the deity of Christ, but subtlety creeps in through the back door to distort and pervert pure Christian doctrine. False teaching is usually caused by syncretism—which is the attempt to blend different religions together.Sadly, we are usually slow to recognize the infiltration of false teaching because we tend to have such a man-centered outlook on life, and we tend to have such a low view of the holiness of God. Therefore, we usually take it easy on those who seek to lead us astray, instead of recognizing the offense and dishonor that is being brought on the name of God.Because the new syncretistic religion appears friendly towards Christianity, it ends up paving the way for persecution. Christians gradually accept the subtle change to their religion, and when laws are made to enforce the new version of Christianity, those who hold to the old orthodoxy can be fined, imprisoned, or put to death as bigots and enemies of the state without any real challenge or opposition. Pastors may even turn in faithful members of their own congregation.So, what is the new favorite religion that is potentially threatening genuine Christians with persecution? We will see that it is actually an old religion that is once again secretly infusing itself into Christianity. This is not a new problem at all, but one that the New Testament itself explicitly deals with. Therefore, may we sound the alarm and defend the faith once for all delivered unto the saints as the apostles did in the New Testament, and as the reformers did in the 16th century.

In episode 10, I will give a brief year end review, and then meditate on the preciousness of time. This will be drawn from Ephesians 5:16, Jonathan Edwards short discourse on “The Preciousness of Time,” and life experience. May the Lord use this short 24 minute podcast to challenge, convict, and encourage you as we head into a new year.Thank you all for your support of Supremacy of Christ Studios in 2025! I sincerely appreciate it, and it brings me great joy to know that God has used my humble efforts to bless his people. I’ll see you all in the coming year. May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all as we head into the year of our Lord 2026. Soli Deo Gloria!

In episode 9, I give an introduction to the doctrine of the kingdom of God. But what is the kingdom of God? Some people simply equate it with the church. Others postpone it entirely to some future period. There are many different ideas and misconceptions about the kingdom of God. In this podcast, we will learn from Scripture what the kingdom of God is, and we will see that the doctrine of the kingdom of God is immensely practical, both for apologetics as well as for how to live everyday life. The kingdom of God has everything to do with life on earth and life in heaven, and it affects how we think and view ourselves as Christians. May this brief introduction help equip you for everyday life and build you up in the faith.

In episode 8, I will be responding to Kirk Cameron’s recent viral video, “Are We Wrong About Hell?” where he denied the biblical and historical view of hell as “conscious eternal torment” to embrace a view known as “conditionalism” or “annihilationism.” I will be playing clips from his video and responding to his argumentation directly from Scripture. Then, I will close this podcast by answering the vital question, “Is denying hell apostasy or heresy?” In other words, how serious of a theological issue is this really?

In episode 7, I’ll briefly discuss Kirk Cameron’s departure from the Biblical doctrine of Hell to embrace what is known as Conditionalism or Annihilationism. I must say, it is very sad to see that the guy who once taught a generation of young evangelists “Hell’s Best Kept Secret” has now abandoned the Biblical teaching on hell itself.However, this podcast is not about Kirk Cameron. Many men have gone astray and adopted Annihilationism. Kirk Cameron’s error simply provides us with a teachable moment, which I hope to use in order to help people see more of the glory of God in light of the reality of hell. Yes, God is glorified by the reality of hell, and in this podcast I’ll explain why.In order to show how God is glorified by the reality of hell, I will address the wider theological issue underneath “why” people abandon the biblical doctrine of hell in the first place. We shall see (as in the case of Kirk Cameron) that it is never due to a lack of clarity in Scripture, but due to a fundamental failure to rightly know and worship God.When we don’t rightly behold the infinite glory of God, we don’t rightly see the heinousness of our sin, and if we don’t rightly see the just condemnation of our sin, then we won’t rightly see the glory of the cross. The doctrine of hell actually leads us into a deeper and more reverent worship of our triune God, and causes us to marvel at the cross of Christ. While some think of hell as a gloomy topic to be avoided, we will see how the glory of God is revealed in the eternal destruction of the ungodly in hell. So, join me today as we think about the doctrine of hell and worship God our Savior.

In episode 6, I address how modern politics is influencing Christianity, rather than Christianity influencing the civil sphere. This is creating a dangerous politicization of Christianity, and turning it into something that is no longer Christian.In this episode, we will generally look at three basic categories of modern political thought which are destroying pure Christian doctrine even among conservative Evangelicals and Reformed Christians: Zionism, White Christian Nationalism, and the Woke Church. We might summarize these views as such:~Zionism — pro-Israel & pro-everything that is Jewish~White Christian Nationalism — anti-Jewish (and other nationalities) & pro-everything that is white American culture~Woke Church — pro-Black & pro-all “people of color” …except white people.We’ll see that these three categories are three symptoms of the same disease, which is the complete failure to rightly understand and consistently apply the most basic doctrines of biblical Christianity.While the temptation to fall into one of these ditches is understandable given that we are daily bombarded with propaganda which is intended to make each group feel like the oppressed minority that is on the brink of extinction, and therefore each group feels like they need to defend their culture and heritage over and against the other—nevertheless, this is actually a tactic of spiritual warfare which is intended to distort pure Christian doctrine and to divide the church. While we should have a measure of grace and humility towards one another, these issues are deadly serious. Therefore, we must die to every other earthly concern and “contend for the faith which was once delivered unto the saints.” (Jude 3)This podcast is the second in an unofficial three part series, which includes: My Thoughts on Christian Nationalism (Part 1), The Dangerous Politicization of Christianity (Part 2), and The Kingdom of God (Part 3). Be sure to catch all three to see a more comprehensive and well-balanced biblical perspective.

In episode 5, I address the good, the bad, and the ugly of Christian Nationalism, Christian Reconstructionism, and the general idea that nations ought to be Christian. This is likely to be a controversial podcast on an already controversial subject. However, my goal is not to be controversial, but to remain faithful to Scripture, and to genuinely help Christians avoid the dangerous ditches which are on both side of this narrow road which we must walk.In this video: (1) I will share why I think this conversation is something we should rejoice in. (2) I will lay a firm Biblical foundation which we can build on. (3) Then, I will address sin, idolatry, serious error in our thinking and motives, and the dangerous politicization of the Christian faith. (4) Finally, we will have to ask the question “What is a Christian nation?”, which will very quickly lead us to ask the much more important and foundational question, “What is a Christian?” May God be pleased to use this to build up and strengthen his church, and to glorify his own great and holy name.

In episode 4, I address the topic of “grace and holiness,” which could also fall under the label, “law and gospel.” For this subject I will dig into what is known as “The Marrow Controversy,” which will help provide valuable insight into the nature of the gospel and the root of genuine evangelical holiness. Perhaps to our surprise, we will see that grace and holiness actually have one and the same gospel root. This should prove helpful for: those who are struggling with either inward besetting sin or with external rigid moralism; those struggling with antinomianism or with legalism; or for those whose souls are just weary and in need of some warm encouragement. May God freely grant you grace to find rest in Christ today, and to increasingly experience the joyful fruit of holiness in your life.

In episode 3, we will behold afresh the centrality of the glory of Christ in the fulfillment of the Old Testament Scriptures, as well as in the particular doctrines of: regeneration, justification, sanctification, glorification, the final judgment, and the eternal state. I pray that this will be a rich feast for your souls, and a great means of refreshing, edification, and encouragement to you. Soli Deo Gloria!

In episode 2, I want to establish a biblical epistemology and briefly discuss presuppositional apologetics. We will see that there is no neutrality when it comes to worldviews, and therefore the Christian must think and act distinctly on the basis of Scripture alone when it comes to every area of life. This brief introduction to these topics will form a firm foundation for all of life, and also for every other podcast moving forward.

In episode 1, I’m excited to introduce this new podcast, give some brief background as to why I’m starting this new project, lay out basic biblical principles which will guide this platform, and discuss several things which distinguish this from my previous podcast, 5 Solas Studios. My new podcast is perhaps what the old one was always intended to be. I do believe, by the grace of God, my best and most God-glorifying content is still to come!