In this episode of Christianly, we answer your most talked-about questions, from the legacy of John MacArthur to the mystery of the Nephilim. We discuss how Christians should respond to government mandates, what pastoral authority really means, how to stay united with believers who hold different...

What does the Bible really say about money, generosity, and prosperity? In this podcast, we examine the theology behind popular offering declarations, the prosperity gospel, and even the poverty gospel. What should we make of teachings from Bethel, Piper, or Platt? Is it wrong to want financial b...

We unpack the most life-changing books we've ever read—from Spurgeon’s sermons to Tozer, Keller, Sproul, and even Navy SEALs. Whether you're new to theology or deep in ministry, these books will challenge, convict, and stir your soul.

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Church leadership isn’t about chasing a platform, it’s about humility, submission, and faithfulness. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to be called, how to grow in character, and why developing within a local church matters far more than bouncing from one opportunity to the next.

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Is it possible to be bold in truth without becoming divisive? How can we be "firm" but not a "fundy?" And what is at the core of Wes Huff's broad reach? In this episode, we explore the roots of Christian fundamentalism and where it went wrong, not in its theology, but in tone and application. Fro...

Most Christians deeply love Jesus… but many will still go their entire lives without ever sharing the gospel. Why? In this episode of Christianly, we dive into the real reasons believers stay silent. From fear of man and bad theology to a lack of worldview training, we explore why evangelism ofte...

Is daily Bible reading a necessary spiritual discipline, or is it just legalism? Many believers struggle to maintain a daily habit of Scripture reading, but what if skipping time in the Word leads to a distorted view of God? What if neglecting the Bible leaves us spiritually weak, vulnerable to d...

In this episode of Christianly, Tony Wood, Teaching Pastor of Mission Bible Church Costa Mesa, and Dean Defuria, Executive Pastor of Mission Bible, discuss what it truly means to live "Christianly." They dive into the heart of how Christians can think, process, and act in alignment with their fai...

In this episode of Christianly, Tony Wood, Teaching Pastor of Mission Bible Church Costa Mesa, and Dean Defuria, Executive Pastor of Mission Bible, explore what it truly means to live out the Great Commission today. They discuss the challenge of following Christ in a culture that’s increasingly d...

In this episode of Christianly, Tony Wood, Teaching Pastor of Mission Bible Church Costa Mesa, and Dean Defuria, Executive Pastor of Mission Bible, discuss how social media has given Christians an incredible opportunity to share the gospel, but it comes with significant challenges. In this episod...

What makes a preacher truly effective? Is it talent, charisma, or something deeper? In this episode of the Christianly Podcast, Dean Defuria and Tony Wood discuss the lost art of biblical preaching—what it means to preach with authenticity, conviction, and faithfulness to Scripture. They explore...

As churches grow, dynamics inevitably change. What once felt like an intimate, tight-knit community can become a structured, system-driven congregation. But is this a bad thing? In this episode of Christianly, we dive into the challenges and blessings of church growth.

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In this episode of Christianly, we tackle the ongoing debate about church size and structure. While large churches have existed since the early church (think Jerusalem, Spurgeon, and even Antioch), the modern megachurch often follows an attractional model—raising concerns about biblical fidelity,...

In this episode of Christianly, Pastor Tony and Pastor Dean dive deep into the ongoing “worship wars” inside the church. From the regulative principle to LED screens, from suits and ties to jumping in unison in remote villages, they unpack what really matters in corporate worship.

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