Part 2 of our conversation with Jordan about the abuse of the word "hate".

Are Christians actually "haters," or is there a major cultural misunderstanding of what those terms even mean? In part one of this two-part series, we dive into Scripture to unpack what the Bible really says about hate and love versus how the world defines them today.

This podcast argues that progressive churches are replacing biblical truth with divisive identity politics and partisan social causes. It warns that this theological shift ultimately fractures church unity and drives away congregants.

The "two gospels" doctrine incorrectly divides the New Testament by claiming Peter and Paul taught different paths to salvation based on ethnicity. In reality, the biblical text confirms a single, unified gospel where both Jews and Gentiles are saved through the same faith, a message consistently evidenced by Peter’s ministry to Gentiles and Paul’s inclusion of baptism in his own teachings.

Today we are going to refute some of the claims Cultish makes about the Church of Christ. They rely on "straw man" caricatures rather than the actual biblical harmony taught within the Church of Christ.

Note: Not everyone in the Church of Christ would answer in the way we do here but I suspect everyone who will disagree with how they describe the church of Christ and what we believe.

Descriptions are not authorized but here we go...

Replacing the biblical concept of authority with the legalistic label "authorized" trades the Spirit-led freedom of the New Covenant for a human-made system of rules and inferences that risks adding to God's Word.

There are a handful of Christians who are trying to bring back poligamy so let's put that bad idea to bed.

Let's talk about artificial intelligence! Does the Bible say anything about it? Is it a good thing? Are there implications for Christians?