Discussion regarding new Pope selection and Donald Trump, from a biblical worldview.

in this episode I disuss giving over our finances and careers to the Lord fully, while updating on my work and life events since leaving corporate america by faith.

The Manic & Legion cast into pigs. Texts: Mark 5:1–20 | Matthew 8:28–34 | Luke 8:26–39 (KJV) Jesus came to save the most broken, but the people—fearing His power and grieving their losses—asked Him to leave. It is a warning to every soul, home, and nation: What will we choose—souls or swine?

Main Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6 (ESV) “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.” Introduction: The Confusion of Modern Relationships We live in a world that’s louder than ever about love, relationships, and marriage—but also more confused than ever. From dating apps, reality shows, and hookup culture, to social media posts and podcasts that pit men and women against each other—every voice has an opinion, but few speak the truth. Swipe left. Swipe right. Ghost them. Play the game. We’ve turned intimacy into strategy, and connection into a consumer product. And as a result, we see more heartbreak, more mistrust, and more confusion than ever before. Why? Because sin is the real issue—not the algorithm, not gender, not culture. It’s the human heart rejecting God's design and leaning instead on our own understanding. But here’s the truth that gets overlooked: When people intentionally seek a biblical relationship—one rooted in God’s Word, trust, purity, and purpose—they tend to be far more joyful, emotionally grounded, and the relationship is much more likely to lead to a healthy, lasting marriage.

Main Text: Isaiah 40:1–5 “A voice cries: ‘In the wilderness prepare the way of the Lord; make straight in the desert a highway for our God.’” — Isaiah 40:3 Introduction Isaiah 40 breaks into a weary world with words of hope: “Comfort, comfort my people,” says your God. After chapters filled with warning and judgment, the prophet turns the corner—announcing that God has not forgotten His people. Something new is on the horizon. Someone is coming. And in verse 3, we hear a voice—calling from the wilderness—a message not only to Israel in exile, but to every heart longing for deliverance: Prepare the way of the Lord. This prophetic cry would ultimately find its fulfillment in John the Baptist, but it also continues to echo in the mission and hearts of every believer today.

Messiah’s Kingdom: A Home Prepared for His Own Main Text: John 14:2-3 “In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.” Introduction: This world is not our home. The followers of Jesus Christ—those born of the Spirit—are not rooted in this temporary life. We are sojourners, pilgrims, and ambassadors of a coming Kingdom. While we live here, our eyes are set on something far greater: a Kingdom prepared by our Messiah—a place of eternal glory and perfect peace.

Key Text: Genesis 3:21 – “Unto Adam also and to his wife did the Lord God make coats of skins, and clothed them.” Introduction: From the very beginning, sin brought shame, guilt, and separation from God. When Adam and Eve disobeyed, their first instinct was to hide and cover themselves. But their attempt to cover their nakedness with fig leaves was symbolic of every human attempt to deal with guilt apart from God—it was inadequate. In response, God Himself provided a covering—not made by human hands, but through the death of an innocent animal. This was the first act of atonement, and it pointed ahead to Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, who would ultimately and eternally cover the sins of the world.

In this episode I duscuss face recognition and technology that Christians must consider before giving such data.

In Wars and Banking, I discuss why Iran is the target and how Christians must not get entangled into fighting on the wrong side of a spiritual (and physical) war.

Kansas state capital had a Satanic group do a black mass while a Catholic group protested, which led to 4 arrests. How such actions from false religions could lead to reduced religious freedoms - unless you bend the knee to the popery.

covering in more detail the historical view and 4 layers of the book of Revelation, as presented by David Wilcoxson and his series on RevelationTimelineDecoded.com

Christians must understand the true identity of the Anti-Christ and False Prophet, in order to fight the spiritual battle. The truth has been hidden through deception taught in educational systems around the world, tricking even preachers.

We see heroes promoted all throughout society in books, comics, movies and more. How should the Christian understand these things?

unbiblical deliverance ministries and how some mix prosperity gospel but others don't.