In this heartfelt and sobering episode, I get into the internal battles plaguing Reformed Protestantism and the divisions that are hindering our mission to share the gospel in a world ripe for hope.

We explore why these conflicts are pushing people toward Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, chat about the concept of the "Protestant longhouse" that’s emerged over the past 150 years, and issue an urgent call to refocus on the harvest. From addressing the attacks on bold voices like Pastor Joel Webbon to reflecting on our need for humility, focus, and action, this episode challenges us to step out of our theological echo chambers and into Christ’s mission field.

This episode is emotional, raw, and a call to unity in a fractured world. Join us as we wrestle with these tough questions and seek to recapture the heart of the Reformation.

We also take a moment to honor the recent tragedy at Annunciation Catholic Church, asking for your prayers for those affected, and for the Church to step out boldly and say, "NO MORE!"

Don’t miss this episode! Like, comment, and subscribe to join the conversation. Share your thoughts: Are we fighting too much? How can we refocus on the gospel? Follow me on X for updates, and join my free Patreon community for exclusive content, including tomorrow’s Q&A video! Also, look out for my end-of-the-month newsletter with updates and goals.

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In this compelling episode of the Ash Brews Podcast, we tackle a heated debate sparked by JD Hall’s bold claim that former OnlyFans models, once saved and redeemed, are fully qualified to be wives. This statement ignited a firestorm in Christian circles online, and we’re addressing it with a careful, Biblical perspective.

Join me as we explore both sides of the argument: the transformative power of the Gospel, as seen in stories like Rahab and the woman at the well, versus the practical realities of a promiscuous past in marriage. Is redemption enough, or does wisdom demand more discernment when choosing a spouse? We’ll take a peek at JD’s response to the backlash, share personal insights from my own redeemed marriage, and discuss why blanket statements can be dangerous in this nuanced conversation.

What do you think? Have you seen redemption stories in marriage that inspire or challenge these views? Drop your thoughts in the comments or join the conversation on X: Ash_Brews.

Don’t miss this episode as we balance grace, wisdom, and the call to stop click-bait Christianity from dividing the Body.

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In today's episode, we're getting to the nitty-gritty of the controversial topic of tithing and mission trips. We explore how some churches misuse tithing funds on flashy, vacation-like “mission trips” (aka voluntourism) that prioritize traveler experiences over real impact. From a $48,000 trip to Greece for a day of paving a driveway to a $60,000 Kenyan “outreach” filled with safaris, I share real stories from friends of their church's misallocated resources that could have transformed local communities or supported sustainable global missions.

Why do churches fall into this trap? Is it about optics, emotionalism, or just poor stewardship? I'm going to challenge us to rethink what mission work means, urging churches to focus on transparency, local needs, and sustainable partnerships. Join the conversation and share your thoughts! Have you witnessed poor financial stewardship within your church?

If so, ask your church tough questions about where your tithing goes. Advocate for local impact and sustainable missions.

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Join me in my latest episode of the Ash Brews Podcast, titled "Leaving Mormonism For Christianity" as I have a meaningful conversation with guest Matthew Eklund, a former Mormon who courageously shares his journey of transitioning to Lutheranism.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to question deeply held beliefs or support someone navigating a faith transition? We explore Matthew’s story, from the initial doubts that prompted him to question Mormonism to the emotions—grief, guilt, and relief—that followed.

Matthew opens up about the challenges of setting boundaries with Mormon family and friends, and how his community reacted to his decision to leave. I also share share my own experiences working in a ministry dedicated to helping ex-Mormons find a new life in Christianity, offering insight into the complexities of this transition.

We discuss how Mormonism is not a true branch of Christianity, how Matthew’s journey has deepened his faith in the Reformed tradition, and common misconceptions about leaving Mormonism that need to be clarified.

Join us for an honest, thought-provoking discussion that sheds light on faith, identity, and the courage to forge a new path.

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In today's episode, I'm navigating through the heated online debates surrounding gender roles, social media, and God’s design for men and women. Addressing common statements from both men and women with my own patriarchal mindset, I explore the biblical perspective on contentious issues like women debating men online, women being platformed, and accusations against stay-at-home moms or women engaging with patriarchal men.

From examining why men avoid debating women online to calling out the emotional accusations hurled by feminists, this episode contrasts the authoritative, truth-driven approach of men with the often emotionally charged arguments of women. Using biblical examples like Rahab, Esther, and Jael, we highlight how women can shine in their God-given roles without stepping into arenas meant for men. We also tackle misconceptions about stay-at-home moms and challenge the feminist narrative that dismisses their vital work.

Join me as I encourage God's command for order within the digital mission field, urging men to lead with conviction and women to embrace their nurturing strengths. Are you ready to align with God’s design and glorify Him in your role? Let’s spark meaningful conversations by commenting/leaving a review!

Timestamps:

• 0:00 Intro: The Battle of Ideas Online
• 2:15 Men’s Perspective: “I Don’t Debate Women Online”
• 6:30 Should Women Be Platformed?
• 12:45 Women’s Accusations: Seeking Attention or Biblical Conviction?
• 18:20 Debunking the “Stay-at-Home Moms Don’t Work” Myth
• 24:10 Contrast & Compare: Men, Women, and God’s Order
• 28:50 Closing Challenge: Embrace Your God-Given Role

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Join me as I honor Pastor John MacArthur by sharing my own testimony of how he led my husband to Christ where I soon followed. I'll also be calling out feminists who have taken the time to dishonor John MacArthur.

I expose feminist critics who challenge MacArthur’s teachings, particularly on how these critiques often misrepresent his positions, distorting his commitment to Scripture.

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In this episode, I share my journey from being a Libertarian for 10 years to embracing Christian Nationalism. Discover why I made this shift, what Christian Nationalism truly means, and how it aligns with Biblical principles.

Drawing from Stephen Wolfe’s The Case for Christian Nationalism, I define the term, address common misconceptions, and explain why Libertarian hyper-individualism clashed with my theological beliefs. Whether you’re a Libertarian, a Christian, or just curious, this episode offers clarity on a controversial topic and invites you to reflect on faith, freedom, and culture.

Key Topics:
-Defining Christian Nationalism using Stephen Wolfe’s framework
-Why Libertarianism fell short for me as a Christian
-Moral clarity, cultural unity, and faith-based communities in Christian Nationalism
-Addressing objections, especially for Libertarians
-How faith in Christ shapes true liberty

Are you a Libertarian or exploring Christian Nationalism? Share your thoughts in the comments! Like, subscribe, and hit the bell to join me as I spread Christ's Kingdom within the digital mission field.

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In this heartfelt episode, we have a conversation about the emotional story of Australian actress Clare McCann, who plans to cryogenically freeze her son after his tragic suicide due to bullying, hoping science will one day resurrect him. Join our host and two insightful guests, Amanda Kroeker and Raym Hardy, as they explore a Christian response to grief. Together, they discuss how the Church can support those in mourning and why Christ, not science, is the true hope for our resurrected bodies.

How do you think the Church can better serve those in grief?

Connect with today's guests:

Amanda Kroeker: http://www.highcallingfitness.com/

Raym Hardy: https://www.skool.com/culturevate-torah-home

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