Is this true, that Christians are bigoted, closed-minded, ignorant, and fanatic? I think maybe it's a bit exaggerated, but this was an actual quote from an atheist during an interview.In this episode I am going to explore the idea of how the world views Christians, and why. I will also suggest ideas on what we can do to change people's minds about what we Christians are really like.

Was Jesus a liberal? It's a bold claim that needs to be investigated. I am going to begin a search to find out why someone would say this and to find out if it's true.

Some people argue that homosexuality (as we know it today) didn't exist when the bible was written, thus the scriptures don't mention it or prohibit it at all. Those who support this argument say that the scriptures that sound like prohibitions are actually referring to another practice that was happening in Roman territories at the time of Jesus.

Is this true? Have we been misinterpreting the bible for 2,000 years? Watch this episode to learn more about these arguments and to see whether or not you feel they are defensible.

Link to Wes Huff video: https://youtu.be/WWhhnwW7vzU?si=yRvyb5TcjVFWGr3h

Link to Alan Shlemon video: https://youtu.be/NBesEXEwG-o?si=CiNk9fPMZpqcEnPb

This episode will continue thoughts on love and marriage. God's design for marriage creates a beautiful environment where love grows. In this episode, I explain my fears that redefining marriage will undermine the foundation of the institution of marriage in western society. I will also talk about what Christians can do do defend the traditional view of marriage in our speech and in our lives.

Even though that phrase 'love is love' may stir some feelings in us, I think we can all agree that it isn't wrong by definition. But it's so simple; what is the real meaning anyway?

I hope to shed some new light on this saying and also provide ideas on navigating conversations when this concept or this phrase comes up.

Although we may not have a degree in science or a doctorate from a bible college, does that mean that we are disqualified from sharing the truth that we know? Can we share trusted information confidently so that others do not consider us unreliable? This episode will provide great advice on how we can navigate important topics while staying in the driver's seat of a conversation and avoiding common pitfalls.

This episode explores the fear we have of being labeled if we try to share truth with others. Specifically, being labeled 'intolerant' or 'bigoted'. What do these words even mean? Can we overcome these fears to share the truth that we have discovered?

In this first podcast episode, I will explain the mission statement and reasons for starting a new podcasts. I want the viewer to understand what to expect in each episode and how the content will be beneficial to folks who want to share truth about the Christian worldview, but feel afraid or unprepared.