The next two areas that warrant a discussion in Eastern Orthodoxy are prayer and monasticism. These practices are considered central to the life of the Orthodox Church. However, as we have seen throughout this series, although these may seem to be righteous practices, how Eastern Orthodoxy practi...

Everyone wants to live longer. Some are even trying to live forever.

From biohacking to billion-dollar longevity experiments, the pursuit of extending life has become one of the defining obsessions of our time. But beneath that question is a deeper one: why do we want to live forever in the firs...

Join us for a conversation with David Mathis, executive editor and senior teacher at Desiring God and author of 'A Little Theology of Exercise: Enjoying Christ in Body and Soul'.

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Dr. James White and Pastor Jason Wallace discuss Christian Nationalism and call of some for a "theocratic Caesar." This dialogue took place April 4, 2026 at Berean Presbyterian Church, a congregation of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Ogden, Utah. This is brought to you by Christ Presbyter...

When does loyalty to God require disobeying the government? From COVID lockdowns to DEI policies on sexuality and gender identity, this is one of the most pressing questions facing Christians today. Pastor Adriel Sanchez walks through Scripture's teaching, from Romans 13 and other key passages, t...

Chris Rosebrough critiques Isaiah Salavar’s deliverance teaching, exposing unbiblical claims about demons, sanctification, and the Holy Spirit. He contrasts these views with Scripture, emphasizing the Spirit’s power in true believers and warning against man-centered deliverance teaching that shif...

Pastor Mike explores the forensic nature of justification, using the classic analogy of snow covering a "dung pile" to illustrate how Christ’s righteousness covers the believer's sin. He issues a "Kooks and Barney's" award to Andy Stanley for suggesting that the foundation of the Christian faith ...

Is spanking ever appropriate for Christian parents? Or has culture reshaped how we think about discipline?

In this episode, we have an honest and careful conversation about biblical discipline, specifically the role of spanking in early childhood. We address common concerns, cultural objections,...

Examining contradictions in Gabe Poirot’s heaven claims.

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Numerous allegations have now come out regarding the prophetic conduct of Jeremiah Johnson. These allegations center upon Jeremiah taking the dreams, visions, and prophetic words of others and passing them off as his own. But these allegations are not new developments, and they appear to follow a...

Many Christians assume that if a sermon is biblically sound, it must be expository, but is that always true? In this conversation with my husband, Adam Pivec, we look beyond the label to explore what genuine "expository preaching" is. And we provide a checklist of things to listen for during your...

Join us for a conversation with Jonathan Moorhead, author of 'The Trial of the 16th Century: Calvin & Servetus'.

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Examining contradictions in Gabe Poirot’s heaven claims.

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Is Europe moving from a post-Christian to post-secular culture? Magnus Persson, a Swedish Lutheran pastor and former Pentecostal church planter, joins Michael Horton and Bob Hiller to discuss how secularism is collapsing under the weight of its own emptiness, leaving a spiritual vacuum that Chris...

What do you do when the pain is real… deep… and completely undeserved?

In this powerful conversation, we dive into one of the hardest commands in Scripture: forgiveness. Not the surface-level kind—but the kind required when you’ve been deeply hurt, betrayed, or wronged.

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Pastor Mike explores the complex and often anxiety-inducing topic of the "unpardonable sin," otherwise known as the "blasphemy of the Holy Spirit". Drawing from Luke 12, Mike explains that while all manner of sins—including those committed by individuals like David, Paul, and Peter—can be forgive...

These are the clips Jim and I asked Gabe about in our interview with him. If you've not already watched that, it would be helpful to do so before watching this. The link to our interview: https://guardingthegospelstreamingnetwork.vhx.tv/videos/jim-osman-and-i-challenge-gabe-poirot-about-his-trip-...

Shofars have been noted throughout the Scriptures, particularly in the Old Testament. They have served in specific purposes both in war and in praising God. These instruments are used frequently in corporate gatherings in the Charismatic movement and especially in the New Apostolic Reformation. S...

Talking charismatic prophecy, discernment, and the direction of the modern church.

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In this episode of Christianly we talk about why that happens and how to anchor your hope in Christ instead of yourself. From comparison to daily habits, this conversation is about fighting for real, lasting joy.

If you’ve been feeling low or stuck, this one’s for you.

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In this episode of Date Night with the Woods Family, we dive into one of the most sensitive—and often misrepresented—topics in Christian marriage: biblical submission and complementarity.

Too often, submission is portrayed as silence, weakness, or control. But that’s not what Scripture teaches.
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