In episode 53, I will be discussing and celebrating Reformation Day and the Protestant Reformation. As we look at the life and words of Martin Luther, we will see that the same formal principle and material principle of the Reformation still matters today. In fact, I believe that this might be the most important podcast that you listen to this year. Seriously.

We are living in times of mass confusion and chaos. Christians are hard-pressed on every side. Controversies abound, conflicts rage, and various trials are afflicting the body of Christ. The needs of the church are great. The world is sick with sin. Death and darkness fills our land. Many people have questions. What is the solution and remedy for all of this?

The truth of the Protestant Reformation provides us with the answer. There is nothing new under the sun. The world has see conflicts, trials, confusion, and darkness before. The time leading up to the Reformation was just such a time. And yet, when Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the door of Castle Church in Wittenberg, everything began to change.

No, the change wasn’t because Martin Luther was a perfect man. He was a flawed servant just like the rest of us. However, the Reformation got back to the fundamental root of two vitally important and necessary issues: First, the supreme and final authority of Scripture alone—Sola Scriptura. Second, the doctrine of justification by faith alone—Sola Fide.

The Reformation was, at its heart, a return to the teachings of Jesus and the Apostles and bringing them back to light. At the center of the debate was the doctrine that man is justified by faith alone, apart from works of the law. These two pillars are what changed everything. The Reformation was the return to the authority of Scripture and to the true gospel.

However, many people today are evidently tempted to yawn at these truths and dismiss the Reformation as if, “Yeah brother, we already know all of that. Talk about something relevant to our life like: politics, the economy, and the state of civilization.” Many people think the gospel only relates to salvation, and that it has nothing to do with these other issues.

This is where I would say that this is the most important podcast that you will listen to this year. You see, what Martin Luther argued and demonstrated was, that the article of justification is central and supreme to every other doctrine. If you loose justification, you simultaneously loose everything. Justification matters for both salvation and for Christendom.

In other words, would you see the world changed today? Then we need to get back to the heart of the Reformation. Yes, this has to do with the eternal salvation of souls, but this also has to do with politics, the economy, the family, education, business, and everything else. Furthermore, this has to do with bringing glory and honor to our triune God and Savior.

The message of the Protestant Reformation is the message that God has always blessed, and which has always caused nations to flourish and prosper. It is God’s message, recorded in sacred Scripture, which the Holy Spirit himself baptizes with fire for the converting of souls and the transformation of civilization. This is the ancient path which we are to walk in.

So, watch this to the end, and see it all unfold for yourself, as I briefly discuss the history of the Reformation, and then lay out the formal and material principles—Sola Scriptura and Sola Fide—of the Protestant Reformation. Here Luther will provide us with a great example of the pathway forward. May God bless these old truths for a new Reformation today.

Soli Deo Gloria—Glory to God alone!

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In episode 52, I will be presenting you with some heart-searching and weighty truths. We live in a day of ever-present distractions of every conceivable sort. The “bread and circuses” don’t just present themselves as mere “options” for our entertainment. They violently impose and press themselves into our daily lives with a strange addictive forcefulness.

So, we’ll briefly look at the latest circus stunt with Elon Musk’s flying car, and then we’ll use that as an occasion to weigh all of the glory and excellence of collective humanity and put it in the scales next to the infinite worth of the glory of God. We will see that man cannot compare with God. Just because we face endless distractions doesn’t make them okay.

Again, this podcast should prove to be a heart-searching and weighty. This is likely the most important thing that you listen to this week. Today we’re going to talk about sin and idolatry. Today we’re going to talk about the glory of God and His worship. Today we’re going to talk about the great things of God. So, as Jesus said, “He who has ears, let him hear!”

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In episode 51, I will be discussing the recent news from the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, and from the Pentagon—that former U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan will be publicly executed by a firing squad, and that this will be live streamed on the internet for all to see. So, at this significant moment in history, we need to ask three very important questions:

1. Is the capital punishment and public execution biblical?

2. Is the death sentence of Nidal Hasan just by a biblical standard?

3. Is there an overarching narrative in this public execution which indicates a Psyop?

Each of these three questions must be answered individually and categorically. Just because one is either true or not true, does not automatically either nullify or justify the other question. Each question requires its own distinct answer.

In answering these specific questions, we will examine the overarching narrative in the news cycle including: the Lindsay Clancy murder case, the two botched lethal injections for Christa Pike, a fake protester and the Epstein files, federal agents raiding Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home, and the first international congress of Noahide Laws in Jerusalem.

What we will see in this podcast is, that the overarching narrative takes us right back to Israel, Zionism, Judaism, and “the Jews.” In the midst of all of the enemies which are being targeted and openly set before our face, the common denominator is that all of them take our eyes off of Israel and Judaism, and redirect our attention to the left and to Islam.

Yes, this is a lot to cover, but there is a logically consistent, clear, and overarching narrative that is forming during this “Psyop season.” This narrative is vitally important for Christians, not only because you could be the next target, but also because, by going along with the mob mentality you will are complicit in the sinful injustice of an evil totalitarian regime.

The stakes here could not be higher. We are talking about the Great Commission, U.S. national security, and the future of America—all at the same time. These are things which pertain both to eternity and to human history. Our enemy is clever and deceitful. We must beware of Satan’s schemes. Here, some of these evil deeds will be exposed and made plain.

Here you have news, journalism, conspiracy theories, and theology all brought together. Yes, this is necessary. These are the strange days in which we live. Wisdom, biblical discernment, and self-control are needed. May God use this humble podcasting effort to bless, equip, and encourage his people for the strange and difficult days which lie ahead of us.

Soli Deo Gloria.

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In episode 50, I will give the history of the modern use of the term “Conspiracy Theorist” from the original unclassified CIA government document, and I will be answering 3 basic questions with regard to Christians and conspiracy theories:

1. Should Christians embrace conspiracy theories, or should they outright reject them?

2. If Christians do embrace conspiracy theories, are there any potential dangers that they need to beware of?

3. What is the proper use of conspiracy theories for the Christian, if any?

My hope is that this will prove helpful and beneficial both to those who adamantly reject conspiracy theories, as well as to those who heartily embrace them. There are ditches on both sides of the conspiracy debate. My goal is to help people avoid both ditches, and to walk along the straight and narrow path which leads to life. May this podcast serve you well!

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In episode 49, I will give some practical advice for men. These are the kinds of things that will be useful to men whether (1) they are single and trying to stay single like the apostle Paul, (2) single and hoping to get married, or (3) men who are already married. In other words, this practical counsel is intended to build men up no matter where they are at in life.

In this podcast, I’ll lay a biblical foundation for two categories of manliness, namely, spiritual and physical. First and foremost, Christian men are to grow in godliness. However, Christian men are also to be disciplined and to physically train themselves. So, we’ll discuss everything from cultivating spiritual discipline to having healthy testosterone levels.

What we will see is that in order for a man to thrive his life must be one of settled conviction, fixed priorities, discipline, and self-control. Manliness doesn’t happen automatically. In a world designed to make men effeminate, where you are also daily battling your own indwelling sin, you will have to put forth an intentional effort to cultivate genuine manliness.

The greatest need of our day is for more godly men to lead. God doesn’t typically bless institutions. He blesses the efforts of individual men. Currently, there is a great shortage of godly men. May God raise up many such men our day!

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In episode 48, I will discuss one of the greatest and most important subjects in every age of humanity, but especially in the evil day in which we live—namely: biblical manhood, biblical womanhood, and the centrality of the family. This topic will flow directly from the previous podcast about biblical principles for civil government. In this podcast, I will lay out:

1. God’s purposes in marriage

2. God’s distinct roles for men and women

3. God’s gift of happiness in marriage

We will see that the family is the primary institution in all of God’s creation, the family is a picture of God’s redemptive work in Jesus Christ, and the family is the essential foundation and the paradigm for all of life and for all of civilization.

Not only that, but a right understanding of the biblical roles of men and women and the family has more power to change the world than any political leader ever could. Yes, you heard that correctly. Families have power to change the world.

Do you want a real solution to change the world, to be happy, and to glorify God...all at the same time? Well, here it is. The family not only brings supreme glory to God, but it also brings supreme earthly enjoyment and pleasure to us. The will of God as revealed in Scripture is perfect. He has prepared an earthly banquet before us to prepare us for eternity.

As Peter said in 2 Peter 3:18, “To him be glory both now and for ever. Amen.” What God has laid out for humanity in time, will echo in all of eternity. God’s revealed will not only gives meaning to all of human history, but it also points towards the eternal glory of our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore, may our earthly lives adorn the doctrine of the gospel of Christ!

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In episode 47, I will lay a foundation for a distinctly Christian form of government. I recently stated that we cannot politically partner with Roman Catholics, and that any view of collectivism is unbiblical, whether it be Marxist Socialism or National Socialism. Now, I would like to present a positive argument for a Christians view of government and politics.

What you will see is that biblical principles for government maintain the spiritual nature of the kingdom of God and the preeminence of the gospel, without neglecting the real physical material world of politics that we live in. Furthermore, you will see that a biblical view of government protects your individual liberty as an inalienable right which comes from God.

In order to discuss civil government, first we will need to go back and establish a biblical epistemology so that we can have a definitive standard to determine what is a good and just government. We will see that God has not left us helplessly to ourselves. We can have certainty with regard to what constitutes a good, righteous, and just government.

While talking about civil government, we’ll see that God has ordained and established four distinct spheres of government, each of which function independently, and yet they all work harmoniously together under the Lordship of Jesus Christ. They are: (1) self-government, (2) family government, (3) church government, and (4) civil government.

I suspect for many people, seeing a biblical vision for government will be enlightening and a breath of fresh air. Politically speaking, things currently look bleak. The future oftentimes feels hopeless. Our problems seem insurmountable. But God has not left us to ourselves without an answer. Watch and you will see the answer from the very Word of God itself.

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In episode 46, we will see how the controversy surrounding NXR’s “Christ is King — America After Trump” conference serves as a case study for what can only be described as the cult-like behavior that surrounds Joel Webbon. My goal here is to simply to present the information to you, and to judge with a righteous judgment, without showing partiality.

When I say “cult,” I’m not using that term disparagingly or carelessly. I am using that word because it seems to be the most accurate and proper term to describe the phenomenon that we are currently witnessing. However, this isn’t to single Joel out. Men on the other side of the debate have poured fuel on the fire by their own sin of showing partiality.

In this podcast, first, we will briefly look at Walter Martin’s definitive work on the cults, and particularly we’ll look at “the psychological structure of cultism.” Second, we’ll see how both sides of the fence are being played, and how doublespeak is being used, which is creating confusion and division among Christians. Third, we’ll look at the lineup of some of the conference speakers, namely, Alex Stein, Alex Jones, Harrison Smith, Dale Partridge, and Calvin Robinson.

This episode is longer because I show a lot of video clips in it. These are things you simply have to see for yourself. Upon a careful examination and a fair-minded analysis, the evidence is overwhelming that we are in fact dealing with some sort of cult—or at the very least—we are dealing with some sort of “cult-like” behavior. May God mercifully open eyes!

In the last 15 minutes of this episode, I give an exhortation to show the biblical pathway forward out of this political mess that we are in. The solution is actually very easy, and it rests solely upon the promises of God, by faith. Take heart, and take heed. May the Lord have mercy, hear our prayers, and do a great work in our own generation. Soli Deo Gloria!

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In episode 45, I will finally be addressing the topic of Roman Catholicism, and specifically, why Reformed and Evangelical Protestants cannot partner together with them—whether it be for evangelism, abortion ministry, or political affiliation. I’ve wanted to discuss this for a while, but last week’s podcast set everything up for this to be a good time to address it.

People are angry at the state of American politics, and rightly so. We’ve clearly been sold out by our Zionist occupied government, and now our country is being invaded by foreigners, our food supply is diminishing, and our money has been almost completely devalued. However, what is the solution? Should we partner with Catholics to remedy this situation?

In short: No. We can have no peace and unity with Rome because of the blatant idolatry which is Roman Catholic “worship.” God will not bless a nation that tolerates idolatry in any form. Just saying that we are “Christian” is not enough. Paul said that some false apostles proclaim “another Jesus” and a “different gospel.” (2 Corinthians 11:4)

In this podcast, we will see that the Protestant Reformation still matters today, and that’s true no matter whether we are talking about evangelistic crusades, parachurch ministries, or political affiliation. Furthermore, we will see that it is not “purity spiraling” (as some are saying) to take a decisive stand against Papal idolatry and Roman Catholic corruption.

Was Martin Luther “purity spiraling” when he nailed his 95 Theses to the church door at Wittenberg in 1517? Were the German princes “purity spiraling” when they presented the Augsburg Confession at the Diet of Augsburg in 1530? Was John Calvin “purity spiraling” when he wrote his “Institutes of the Christian Religion” in 1536? Were the Puritan divines “purity spiraling” when they wrote in the original Westminster Confession of Faith that the Pope is “that antichrist” in 1646? Was Oliver Cromwell “purity spiraling” when he opposed Roman Catholic tyranny in Ireland with military might in the years 1649-1653? No, these men were standing fast on the truth of Scripture in the face of false doctrine.

Yet, today we have a bunch of so-called “Reformed” Christian leaders who are willing to completely go back on the entire foundation that the Protestant Reformation was built on. So, in this podcast, I will help remind some and educate others as to why we can’t have any partnership with Roman Catholicism. In order to do that, we’ll briefly look at:

1. The Mass

2. The Virgin Mary

3. The Council of Trent

Those 3 topics won’t even scratch the surface regarding the doctrine of Roman Catholicism, but they are to sufficient to demonstrate that no true Christian, and no true Christian organization, can have any partnership with Rome—whether it be in evangelistic crusades, parachurch ministries, or political affiliation. Otherwise, words have no meaning, including the word: “Christian.”

And that’s what this all comes down to, the answer to that most important and fundament question—which matters both for time and for all of eternity—the question: “What is a Christian?” At the end of this video, we will answer that question.

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In episode 44, I will be discussing some very controversial subjects. However unpopular it may be, regardless of what people may think or say, as a simple matter of principle, these issues must be appropriately addressed. The Word of God is sharper than any two-edged sword. A two-edged sword cuts both ways. It shows no partiality. So, get ready…

I have been asked my opinion about Joel Webbon several times over the past several months because he is one of the few other conservative Christian voices that has been outspoken against Israel and the Judeo-Christian post WW2 lie. I haven’t had a strong opinion about him or his views until just this past week. Two events sharply changed that:

First, there was the announcement that Alex Jones will be a plenary speaker at the NXR “Christ is King — America After Trump” conference, along with the interview that they did together where they talked about their vision of America after Trump. Second, there was the online debate that Dale Partridge did where he defended “the curse of Ham.”

These two events made me do further some further research on their particular view of “Christian Nationalism,” and I was deeply troubled by what I saw. In fact, what I saw was so concerning that I came under conviction that I had a duty and an obligation before God to speak out against these things regardless of the consequences. So, here we are.

What I will demonstrate in this video is that the “Christian Nationalism” of Joel Webbon and Dale Partridge is not actually Christian at all—unless we forsake the Protestant Reformation and any real definition of what it means to be a genuine Evangelical. Their view of “Christian Nationalism” fully embraces Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.

What really seems to matter in their view, which perhaps Dale Partridge is more open about, is the “National” aspect. For him, “Nationalism” is very much based on your race. Dale believes humanity is divided up into three distinct races, and Africans are an inferior race. So, preserving a distinctly white America is essential to his “Christian Nationalism.”

To put that another way: In their view of “Christian Nationalism,” doctrinal differences can easily be set aside. What really matters is that America is a distinct nation of European ancestry. Evidently, they would rather have a white Roman Catholic neighbor with a statue of Mary in their yard, than a black neighbor who holds to a Reformed confession of faith.

In other words, this is actual racism, which is a sin. However, it gets even worse…

What Joel reveals is that his view of government is not as biblical as it might first appear. His view does sound biblical at times. However, it is either (1) very convoluted by a strong pragmatic bent, or (2) he actually holds to a different view of government altogether. What he articulates actually compares with Adolf Hitler’s National Socialism, a.k.a. “Nazism.”

So, this will require us to take a look at what Joel Webbon is advocating for in “Christian Nationalism,” and then we will compare it to Hitler’s own words regarding National Socialism and how it differed from Marxist Socialism or Communism. What we will see is, there are striking similarities between Joel’s “Christian Nationalism” and Hitler’s “National Socialism.”

This epsiode is going to require balanced non-reactionary thinking, and the ability to apply the same apologetic standard to both “the Jews” and “the Germans.” By the same standard that I would condemn Messianic Judaism and Christian Zionism, I must also condemn Joel Webbon and Dale Partridge’s version of Christian Nationalism outright.

My position has not changed at all, but in light of what I now know about their views, this clarification is needed. I don’t want to be associated with Joel Webbon or Dale Partridge at all. Their positions do not represent my own, even if there are many similarities. The differences are serious enough that I must take a stand. I cannot do otherwise. So be it.

May God use this for the good of his church, and for the sake of the glory of Jesus Christ.

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In episode 43, I address what Jesus himself said about the rabbinic tradition that was later written in the Talmud. We will see that the debate over Judaism and so-called “Judeo-Christian” shared values, morals, and ethics isn’t a new one at all. In fact, this is a 2,000 year old debate which can be found right within the very pages of the New Testament itself.

I’ll be opening up the pages of both Scripture and the Talmud to show how Jesus himself directly interacted with the oral rabbinic tradition which later became the writings of the Talmud. The point being: if Jesus himself directly confronted and definitively condemned the rabbinic tradition, then we have no Christian liberty to disagree with Jesus Christ our Lord.

Therefore, there can be no compromise here. This isn’t a matter of theological debate. It’s a matter of obedience and faith in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, the Son of God. The matter really is that simple: Do you believe the words of our Lord Jesus Christ, and are you then willing to walk in the obedience of faith as you take up your cross and follow him?

My hope is that this video will be a powerful apologetic tool. You will see the evidence for yourself. This is not a matter of opinion. This is a matter of documentable fact. As you will see: The Talmud is to Christianity what the Council of Trent was to the Protestant Reformation. The Talmud is a counter-New Testament, anti-Christian book. Judaism is antichrist.

At the end of this video I give a clear and helpful summary as to why this is such a particularly powerful and necessary apologetic tool against Judaism and so-called “Judeo-Christian” values. I also give a word of encouragement both to pastors and to lay people. Though my efforts are feeble, our God is great. May he be pleased to use this. Soli Deo Gloria!

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Exposing the Judeo-Christian Heresy

In episode 42, I will be using Andrew Sandlin’s Facebook post in response to my latest video on Douglas Wilson, together with the Antioch Declaration, as an occasion to try to get at the heart of the Judeo-Christian heresy. And yes, it is heresy. If Judeo-Christianity is not heresy proper, it is heresy in practice. This is a very important conversation for this reason:

We’re used to dealing with modern Israel from the perspective of Christian Zionism, that is, as it is usually espoused by those who hold to Dispensationalism. However, what we are seeing is, men who have made a whole career in opposing Dispensational theology, and yet, all of the sudden, they now sound just as Zionistic as the most rabid Dispensationalist.

So, what do we do with covenant theologians in the “Reformed tradition” who seem to be taking a view which is entirely contradictory to their own theology, and they are actually condemning, and even anathematizing, people who firmly hold to the exact same confession of faith as they hold to? What is going on here, and how do we deal with such madness?

I will attempt to answer all of these questions and more in this podcast. I will begin doing so by laying out a full summary of the history of Judaism from Moses to modern times, as well as laying out the history and origins of the term “Judeo-Christian” itself. We will examine these things and see that the common root is Jewish Supremacy, not Jesus Christ.

By the grace of God, I hope clear lines will be drawn in the sand. There is no “Judeo-Christian.” The Talmud, just like the Quran, is a book that is opposed to Christianity. There can be no compromise in light of the exclusive claims of Jesus Christ. Syncretism is sin and idolatry, no matter what form it takes. There can be no compromise on the gospel itself.

O’ Lord, bless the truth of your gospel, both now and forevermore! Amen.

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In episode 41, I am going to discuss some explosive information regarding Doug Wilson which has recently come to my attention. Then, in light of this shocking information, we need to go back and revisit some previous controversies involving Doug Wilson including: some statements that he made at AMFEST about the Talmud and the Ashkenazi Jews, his relationship with Pete Hegseth, a very strange interview that he did with Tucker Carlson, and The Antioch Declaration.

Along the way: we will look at the Babylonian Talmud, and what Jewish Rabbis teach concerning Christians, America, and Western Civilization. We will also talk about the WW2 narrative, and ask whether or not there is a worldwide “conspiracy” related to the Jews. Then, we will see what Martin Luther said in his work on “The Jews and Their Lies” in light of the claims made in The Antioch Declaration. We’ll talk about Christian Zionism, controlled opposition, and more.

Furthermore, given what this podcast will reveal about Douglas Wilson, this calls into question those who are closely aligned with him, such as his fellow collaborators on The Antioch Declaration. Men such as James White and Jeff Durbin have lent Doug their credibility over the years. They have promoted him through things like “The Sweatervest Dialogues.” Will they be willing to recant where necessary, distance themselves from him, and save their own reputations?

This is a jam-packed episode. Get ready. This one is serious, the stakes are high, and the results are damning…

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In episode 40, I will be discussing the phenomenon of why so many people are suddenly leaving Evangelical and Protestant churches to join Eastern Orthodoxy. This podcast will be broken down into 3 parts:

First, I will explain some of the key theological distinctives of Eastern Orthodoxy. Second, I will give 5 foundational reasons “why” people are leaving Evangelicalism for Eastern Orthodoxy. Third, I will be responding to two different videos featuring Jay Dyer, where we will see all 5 of those foundational reasons being played out before us.

This video is packed full of information regarding Scripture, church history, and lots of theology. Some of this information also crosses over to those who are leaving Protestantism to join Roman Catholicism. As always, this will point you to the supremacy of Jesus Christ. May God be pleased to use this to further equip, encourage, and strengthen you in Christ.

…Oh, and I’ll even get into a little bit of Calvinism vs. Arminianism, as well as some discussion about the 5 Solas and the Protestant Reformation. You won’t want to miss it!

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In today’s video, I will be celebrating what God has so graciously done through Supremacy of Christ Studios in the 9 short months since I began this podcast on Reformation Day, 2025. As God has sovereignly caused this platform to grow and expand, it is necessary for me to grow and expand in my own personal efforts as a steward of God’s grace.

So, today I will discuss all of the places where you can now follow me or Supremacy of Christ Studios, as well as how you can financially support this podcast if the Lord leads you to do so. However, it is my firm conviction and commitment that I will never put any of my content behind a paywall. Freely I received, and so freely I give. Thank you for your support!

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In episode 39, I will discuss the most urgent need of our day: a new demonstration of the power of Christ as seen in the transformation of the lives of men. In the midst of all of the political tyranny, our greatest need is not new institutions or political change, but godly men like the apostle Paul, who God may use to bring about genuine revival and reformation.

This is a message that should be watched to the end. This podcast is about the gospel, theology, and having a godly character even in the midst of suffering, trials, tribulation, and persecution. The answers we need today can’t be given in 60 second viral clips. We need the power of Christ to transform us so that we would be conformed to the image of Christ.

Those who simply want click bait will pass over this video. There are no enticing words or titles to grab your attention here. However, for those who desire to learn and grow, I suspect you are about to experience a rich feast for your soul, as you are presented with weighty truths which we don’t hear nearly often enough. To the true saints, I salute you in Christ.

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In episode 38, I will discuss the millennium in Revelation 20 from an Amillennial perspective, which is very similar in timing and nature (but different in extent) to Postmillennialism. In this podcast, I will discuss things like: the kingdom of God, Satan’s little season, and more. The Bible presents a generally optimistic view of church history, while also presenting a realistic view of persecution, suffering, and tribulation. May God use this to encourage and exhort the body of Christ.

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CLARIFICATION: I quoted A.A. Hodge on the millennium because I like his description of it and generally agree with it, but I failed to mention that he seems to take the Puritan view that the millennium is a future “golden age.” I disagree with the millennium being future, or that it is a literal 1,000 year period. I think the term “millennium” is symbolic for a lengthy period of time, and I believe it began when Christ came. That qualification given, I love his description of the millennium:

“The Scriptures, both of the Old and New Testament, clearly reveal that the gospel is to exercise an influence over all branches of the human family, immeasurably more extensive and more thoroughly transforming than any it has ever realized in time past. This end is to be gradually attained through the spiritual presence of Christ in the ordinary dispensation of Providence, and ministrations of his church…The period of this general prevalency of the gospel will continue a thousand years, and is hence designated the millenium…At the end of these thousand years, and before the coming of Christ, there will be a comparatively short season of apostasy and violent conflict between the kingdoms of light and darkness.”

The main difference for me is that I would say that the gospel already has had more influence and transforming power over the past 2,000 years under the new covenant than it did under the old covenant, and again, that the millennium is not a literal 1,000 year period of time. I should have made that clearer in the video, but nevertheless, I hope it serves as a good example of how you can slightly disagree with someone, and yet still appreciate and learn from their position.

I enjoy learning from older wiser men, but I take what they say back to Scripture, and sometimes end up with a modified view, which is a benefit of being 2,000 years downstream in the history of the New Testament church. We can take 2,000 years of teaching, learn from it, and refine it where needed. If I were to re-write his quote in my own words, I would say:

“The Scriptures, both of the Old and New Testament, clearly reveal that the gospel is to exercise an influence over all branches of the human family, immeasurably more extensive and more thoroughly transforming during the entire course of the new covenant era than any it has ever realized in time past under the old covenant. This end is to be gradually attained through the spiritual presence of Christ in the ordinary dispensation of providence, and ministrations of his church. The period of this general prevalence of the gospel will continue for ‘a thousand years,’ which is to be taken symbolically for a lengthy period of time, and is hence designated in Revelation as ‘the millennium.’ At the end of this millennium, and before the coming of Christ, there will be a comparatively short season of apostasy and violent conflict between the kingdoms of light and darkness.”

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In episode 37, I will give an urgent and timely address regarding the spiritual and political condition of our nation.

We now stand on the precipice of a massive change in our history as the United States. As Americans, we have enjoyed great freedom, prosperity, and peace for 250 years. The future will either yield to us a true golden era...or, our freedom, prosperity, and peace will quickly be changed into the cruelest sort of slavery, poverty, and tribulation imaginable.

This video will be comprehensive. All manner of topics will be addressed: National and personal sin, the decline of the church, idolatry, apostasy, adultery, abortion, LGBTQ, the Federal Reserve, left-right politics, Epstein, Covid, AI data centers, Flock cameras, drones, etc.—and yet, we will see how all of these issues stem from one common root problem.

This is a longer podcast which builds immensely as it goes on. I will be dealing with things spiritual, practical, and political—bringing everything together in order to provide a pathway forward for us as individuals, families, churches, and together as a nation. If you want to clip a shorter segment and post it, you have my permission. Soli Deo Gloria!

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In episode 36, I’ll be reviewing Tucker Carlson’s interview with JD Hall on the corrupting lie of Christian Zionism, along with reacting to some of the shameful aftermath. The full interview covered Talmudic Judaism, Dispensationalism, The Scofield Bible, Christian Zionism, the modern state of Israel, war crimes, and the fact that Christians are waking up.

However, for the purpose of this podcast, I want to focus on the most important thing, namely, the gospel of Jesus Christ. In this interview, interwoven with all of these other issues, we had one of the clearest and most thorough gospel presentations ever given on one of the largest platforms in the entire world. It was incredible. Praise the Lord!

You would think that Christians would have been leaping for joy, and praying that God would use the proclamation of the gospel to save sinners and revive our sick and dying country, and praying that this might be the spark that brings us to national repentance. Instead, many of them took to the internet to smear JD and cast shade on his testimony.

The interview was glorious. The aftermath was disgraceful. The interview brought glory and honor to Jesus Christ. The aftermath showed that something is rotten to the core within the Reformed camp. Evidentially, some men can only appreciate the gospel being preached if it’s by somebody in their own “boys club.” This Christian tribalism is damnable!

So, how should we think about all of these things? First, no one should steal our joy that the gospel was clearly preached to millions. Second, we should pray for those who heard it. Third, we should pray for those who opposed the gospel in the aftermath, because their reaction should give us grave concern for their souls. Hear all of this and more in the podcast!

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In episode 35, I will conclude the series on Kabbalah Secrets Christians Need to Know. We will see that the final goal of Judaism and Kabbalah is that the Jews want to bring in a Jewish utopia for themselves. According to the teaching of the rabbis, the Jewish utopia will only happen through the complete destruction and eradication of Christianity itself.

This is an all out war. The church has already been infiltrated. The enemies are inside the gate. Besides Freemasons and Christian Zionist pastors—the Messianic Jewish Movement, the Hebrew Roots Movement, and the Sacred Name Movement have also infiltrated the church in order to lead Christians away from Jesus Christ back to the Old Covenant.

While every syncretic Judeo-Christian movement may be a deceptive lie, as Christians, we have the only exclusive truth which can save man and transform society—namely—the truth of the gospel of Jesus Christ, which is the power of God for salvation. Be sure to watch this video to the end. This is ultimately a clarion call for the proclamation of the gospel.

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