The Bible Men

In Matthew Chapter 7, Jesus teaches about judgment and what it means…and also what it doesn’t mean. Unfortunately, in the modern church, which is weak, soft, ineffective, and Scripturally ignorant, these words get twisted all the time into a blanket prohibition against ever drawing reasonable conclusions about an issue or a person. That’s wrong. Listen to us to find out why. 

There is no greater theological myth in the world than the lie that the Bible and the Quran are aligned. Nothing could be more absurd. Before you listen to this episode, we encourage you to read Vik’s essay at The Blaze about the lie that Islam, Judaism, and Christianity are all Abrahamic faiths. In this episode, we demonstrate beyond a doubt that the links between the Bible and the Quran are not by accident, and they are not what you think they are. 

A look back at two important issues we’ve discussed in the last two episodes: NBA star Jaden Ivey, who was cut by the Chicago Bulls after calling out the NBA for its Biblically unrighteous embrace of gay ideology, and Pope Leo, also of Chicago, for his embrace of..well, we are not really sure what he is embracing, but we know that he does not embrace: the Gospel of Jesus Christ, which is not political, and the truth of God’s word, which is the Holy Bible. 

Jesus was not a victim; the purpose of faith in the Triune God is not a fairer society, but salvation; Jesus did not send forth the apostles in order for them to defend man; God never decries wealth, he hates the wicked and their acts. These are just a few of the apostasies preached by Pope Leo XIV during his speech in Monaco. Inquiring minds want to know: has he ever read a Bible, and does he believe what he read, or is he really the communist he appears to be?

As our culture sinks slowly into the abyss of sin-laden moral dysfunction and decay, God raises up men who will stand heroically on His word and speak the truth. Basketball player Jaden Ivey is one of those men, for calling out the NBA for its unrighteousness devotion to gender anarchy. And he was cut from team speaking God’s truth. We have thoughts on this, in the first of two (or maybe three) episodes looking at the inexorable American march away from Biblical truth. 

No, it does not. But, it does call us to be many other things and to embody and evince many other characteristics. Do you know what they are? Listen and hear what we have to say about God’s word…and the fact that words have meaning. 

The word “nice” doesn’t mean what you think it does, and it appears not a single time in God’s Holy Bible.  God commands us to live our lives with patience, kindness, humility, and courage. Not once does He  tell us to be nice. Listen to this Part 1 conversation about not just the importance of words, but the singular importance of God’s word. Part 2 next week. 

Part 2 of our discussion on what people today worship. Is it power? Money? Contriol? Sex? Depravity? Hatred of God? All of the above?  We worship the God of the Bible. Listen to this episode and find out why we do, and why it matters. 

Everyone worships something: money, power, sex, entertainment, depravity, material goods, etc. The list is endless. And so is the sinfulness of worshipping something other than the One True God. And, as always, the Bible has much to teach us. 

Well, of course, YOU are responsible for your salvation, but it is possible only through faith in Jesus Christ. In this episode, we walk through why this is so, and frame for you how the Bible guides you to Jesus, the Lord and Savior of the world. Salvation is not, however, for the faint of heart; Christ calls you to turn away from the spirit of the age and reject the craven things in our culture that Satan uses to tempt you. Think you cannot do that? We used to believe that we too were too weak. But the God who loves us unconditionally gave us strength through His Word, and He can do that for you as well. 

Vik and Rich talk about two of their favorite obscure Bible verses that teach important lessons about health and life. You will almost never hear about these at church on Sunday, but we are confident that your thinking about them will change after you hear what we have to say.  

A deeper and conclusive dive into this essential question about whether Christianity is inclusive or exclusive. Our answer might surprise you. Take a listen. 

God loves all of humanity, because we are all made in His image and likeness. But, does that mean that the promise of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ is a free pass? Or, is the promise of salvation consequential and does it come with expectations? This part one of our two-episode topic on this issue. 

In an act of mob rage (aren’t all mobs just raging about something?), anti-ICE protestors stormed the Cities Church on Jan 18 2026 because they believed, that a pastor at the Church had ties to ICE. Whether the pastor does or not is immaterial. It is material that the Cities Church is a Bible church, which believes as we do, in the eternal Trinity, that marriage is only between a man and woman, and that rejects transgenderism (Genesis 2:24). It is not coincidence that this church was targeted. The rage of the leftist/atheist/Islamist mob must attack Christ and His churches because cowing the faithful is an essential part of their long-term strategy of societal change.

Nothing is more destructive of the moral fabric of our country than the idea that anyone alive today is responsible for the sin of racial discrimination done by others in the distant past. The theme here is that the accused party — most often a white person or white people — owe something to descendants who were harmed in the past even though the people who committed the wrongs are long ago dead. It is an absurd, illogical, immoral, and Biblically untethered debate in which Christians have not only taken leave of their senses, they apparently neither read nor understand that Bible.

If you know Robert Barron, Bishop of the Diocese of Rochester, MN or Ben Shapiro, of the Daily Wire, please send them this podcast after you listen to it. We would love to have either or both of them join us to explain themselves. We were appalled to listen to Bishop Barron elevate the Second Vatican Council over the words of Christ himself and exclaim that salvation, and therefore eternal life, are achievable through the exercise of human conscience. Nothing could possibly be less Biblical.

The OT is the history of who we are, as humans and as Christians. The modern church (Catholic, Protestant, and non-denominational) is not teaching congregants about the vital linkage between the OT and the NT. We live in a time when narrative matters more than facts, and the promotion of emotion overrides the necessity of knowing history and seeing the inescapable connections between what was and what is. If you don’t understand what was, you will never grasp what is. 

And why it matters especially to American Christian men who are being emasculated and ruined by the modern church

Join us for a walk through God’s Holy Bible with a special emphasis on the imperative for American Christian men to find their faith and stay strong in it.