In this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we’re tearing down the excuses that have turned the Great Commission into the Great Suggestion. Jesus gave His church one final command before ascending to heaven: Go and make disciples. It wasn't a suggestion. It was a marching order. Yet, for too long, we’ve treated it like optional fine print at the end of the Gospel. We pray for blessings but ignore our mission. We stay silent in the marketplace and then wonder why the world is collapsing into godless chaos.
This episode is a direct confrontation with the disobedience that has crippled the modern church. We’re calling out the fear, comfort, and apathy that have turned believers into spectators. The Great Commission isn’t a task for pastors and missionaries—it’s the deployment order for every single person who claims the name of Christ.
The time for excuses is over. When the King of Kings gives a direct command, will you obey, or will you remain silent on the sidelines?
Buckle up. This is a call to arms for the army of God.
"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." – Matthew 28:19-20
Episode Highlights:
10:20 - Yet when the King of Kings gives a direct command, "go and make disciples of all nations," millions of Christians shrug their shoulders, smile politely, and carry on with life as usual. Let's call it what it is: disobedience. Not ignorance, not oversight, not 'I'm too busy.' Disobedience.
18:44 - Silence doesn't just fail to stop evil, it enables evil. We've raised a generation that knows TikTok better than the Ten Commandments. We've replaced the pulpit with politics and discipleship with entertainment... We're supposed to be the conscience of the culture, the ones who speak when no one else will. But for too long, we've traded conviction for comfort.
26:01 - Fear has paralyzed the modern church, and comfort has sedated it. In the West, we've built a version of Christianity that costs us nothing. A faith that fits neatly between brunch and bedtime. We want the blessings of the cross without the burden of carrying the cross.
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In this episode of the C-Suite for Christ podcast, we’re declaring war on the spiritual apathy that has handed our children over to the enemy.
We have ten-year-olds who know more about gender theory than the Gospel of John. We have teenagers who can quote Taylor Swift by heart but have never read the words of Jesus. And we have Christian parents who will drive across three states for a baseball tournament but can’t make it to church on Sunday.
This isn't an accident. It's a strategic spiritual assault.
While the Church has been sleeping, the world has been actively discipling our children, and it is not leading them to heaven. We’ve traded our sacred duty for worldly success, prioritizing grades over grace and trophies over truth.
This episode is a wake-up call. It's a declaration of war on the spiritual apathy that has infected Christian homes. The world is raising your children. The question is, will you let them?
Buckle up. This episode isn't about guilt—it's about repentance. And the stakes are eternal.
"As for me and my household, we will serve the LORD." – Joshua 24:15
Episode Highlights:
11:48 - The number one answer wasn't, 'I stopped believing in God.' It was, 'Faith was never real at home.' Yikes. It's not that kids hate Jesus. It's that they never saw Jesus truly lived out.
14:06 - Most Christian parents today aren't worshiping God with their families. They're worshiping success through their families. We've replaced 'seek first the kingdom of God' with 'seek first the scholarship, the promotion, the image, the win.' We've turned parenting into performance.
23:00 - The only question that is going to matter is this: Did your child know Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior? Imagine that moment standing before God, realizing you spent 18 years preparing your child for college but not for eternity. You made sure they got into Harvard, but never made sure they got into heaven.
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On this episode of The C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we’re going to war with the world’s favorite sin: unforgiveness. Look around. Our culture is drowning in outrage. Revenge is entertainment. Bitterness is sold as strength. But the cross declares a different kind of power: forgiveness.
This episode isn’t about cheap grace or easy platitudes. It’s a full-frontal assault on the unforgiveness that has poisoned the Church and paralyzed its witness. We’re diving deep into the radical, non-negotiable command of Christ to forgive as we have been forgiven.
From Erica Kirk’s world-stopping forgiveness of her husband’s killer to Tim Allen’s 60-year battle with bitterness, we’ll see what happens when believers choose obedience over offense. The world says get even. Jesus says get holy. Which will you choose?
Buckle up. This one is raw, real, and rooted in the radical mercy of the cross.
"Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievance against someone. Forgive as the Lord forgave you." – Colossians 3:13
Episode Highlights:
05:32 - Forgiveness isn't weakness, it's warfare. When you forgive, you tear down strongholds. You silence Satan's accusations. You declare that the blood of Jesus is stronger than the offense that wounded you. That's why unforgiveness is one of Satan's favorite weapons. It keeps believers bitter, divided, and totally powerless.
16:24 - Many churches don't talk about forgiveness anymore. It's not trendy, it doesn't sell... The modern world tells you to cancel your enemies. Christ tells you to bless them. The world says, destroy your opponent. Christ says, pray for them. The world says, get even. Christ says, get holy. Forgiveness is hard because it's holy.
37:23 - One of the biggest misunderstandings about forgiveness is that it equals reconciliation. It does not. Reconciliation takes two repentant hearts. Forgiveness only takes one obedient one. You can forgive and still set boundaries. You can forgive and still walk away. Forgiveness is about your heart, not their reaction.
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This episode is a declaration of war on the greatest idol in the Western Church: comfort. We’ve traded the cross for a couch cushion, creating a version of faith that’s safe, soft, and spiritually useless. We pray for blessing but run from the breaking that produces it.
Today, we’re making a scandalous proposal: Pray for suffering.
That’s right. Suffering is the furnace where faith is forged, idols are burned, and our dependence on Christ becomes real. The world tells you to numb your pain. The Word tells you God uses it for His glory. Every hero of the faith was shaped in the fire, and every Christian who idolizes ease is living a lukewarm life that makes God sick.
This isn’t a sermon for the comfortable. It’s a boot camp for the consecrated.
Buckle up. We’re about to find out if you want to be pacified or purified.
"For it has been granted to you on behalf of Christ not only to believe in him, but also to suffer for him." – Philippians 1:29
Episode Highlights:
05:24 - Comfort, not persecution, is what's destroying us. Because comfort kills dependence. Comfort dulls conviction. Comfort lulls us into spiritual apathy, convincing us we don't need God because life is good. And when life is good, prayer dies, passion fades, the fire burns low.
15:33 - The world may call that radical, but the early Christians called it normal. They understood something we've forgotten: Soft faith can't survive a hard world. If our modern church were a gym, most of us would be on the treadmill of routine. Moving, but not growing. Sweating but not stretching. Active but not advancing.
29:44 - Comfortable leaders protect their image. Suffering leaders protect their integrity. Comfortable leaders chase applause. Suffering leaders chase obedience. Comfortable leaders build empires. Suffering leaders build the kingdom. And make no mistake about it, this world doesn't need more polished executives. Instead, it needs more crucified executives.
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In today's episode, we’re declaring war on the biggest propaganda machine on the planet: the mainstream media. This isn't just about bias—it’s a calculated assault designed to mock believers, normalize sin, and rebrand biblical truth as hate.
There’s a war being waged for your soul, and the battlefield is your screen. Every headline, every segment, every viral clip isn’t just news—it’s a sermon from the gospel of godless humanism, designed to ridicule believers, normalize sin, and silence the Church.
The mainstream media isn't biased; it's a propaganda machine for the enemy. It ignores Christian persecution, magnifies our mistakes, and systematically rebrands biblical conviction as dangerous extremism. The world calls it journalism. God calls it deception. The world calls it progress. The Bible calls it rebellion.
In a culture saturated with lies, will you keep consuming the poison? Or will you join the fight to reclaim the truth?
Buckle up. This episode exposes the enemy’s playbook and calls the army of God to fight back.
"Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness." – Isaiah 5:20
Episode Highlights:
07:24 - When was the last time you saw a mainstream story that portrayed Christianity in a positive, intelligent or balanced way? It almost never happens. But let a so-called Christian leader fall from grace and it's plastered everywhere. They love to highlight hypocrisy, not holiness, scandal, not salvation. Because their goal is not to inform but to indoctrinate.
12:21 - According to Barna research, the average American teen now spends 2,700 hours per year consuming media, compared to 150 hours in church. My God, that's an 18:1 ratio. If discipleship is about what shapes your mind, who do you think is winning that battle?
39:36 - The greatest weapon the media has is our fear of being disliked. They know that most Christians crave comfort and reputation more than conviction. So they bully us with labels—bigot, extremist, intolerant—hoping that we're going to shut up and sit down. But silence ain't love. Silence is surrender.
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Look around. A million lives aborted. Marriage redefined. Truth itself put on trial in our schools and boardrooms. Ever wonder how we got here? It didn't happen because the enemy was so loud. It happened because the Church was so quiet. Today, we’re calling out the sin that has muzzled the Church for decades: silence.
Culture screams its gospel of sin from every screen, platform, and institution. Meanwhile, too many Christians have been told to sit down, be quiet, and “go along to get along.” The result? A nation in moral free-fall.
But silence is not humility. It’s not respect. It’s complicity. When we know the Truth and refuse to speak it, we aren’t being neutral—we’re siding with the enemy.
The time for quiet, private faith is over. When the world is screaming lies, will you whisper, or will you roar with the truth of the gospel of Christ?
Buckle up. This episode is a declaration of war on the sin of silence.
"If anyone, then, knows the good they ought to do and doesn’t do it, it is sin for them." – James 4:17
Episode Highlights:
08:24 - Abortion didn't become normalized because pro-abortion activists outnumber Christians—because they don't. It became normalized because too many Christians decided to stay home, keep quiet and not make waves... Neutrality ain't kindness. Neutrality ain't wisdom. Instead, neutrality is cowardice dressed up in church clothes.
23:06 - Satan isn't scared of Christians who keep their faith private, but he's terrified of Christians who boldly and unapologetically go public with their faith... Satan doesn't mind you attending church quietly, reading your Bible silently, or praying in your head. What he fears is when you open your mouth and someone else's eternity changes because of it.
34:17 - Silence is not just about avoiding discomfort here, it's about consigning souls to darkness forever. And this is why silence is not a small issue. It's not a personality quirk. It's not a matter of preference. It's literally, truly, in every sense of the word, life or death, heaven or hell. When Christians choose silence, the cost is measured in eternal destinies.
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This episode is not for comfort. It’s not a pep talk. Today, we’re stepping onto the most controversial ground yet: the death penalty.
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the world screams for vengeance. Politicians demand execution. The mob cries for blood. But as followers of Christ, we don't answer to the mob—we answer to the Word of God. And the Word is clear: if you call yourself pro-life, you cannot be pro-death penalty.
This episode dismantles the cultural and even Christian arguments for capital punishment, exposing it as a barbaric counterfeit for true, biblical justice. We’re called to a higher standard—one that chooses mercy when the world demands retribution.
When the crowd shouts, “Crucify him!” will you join the chant? Or will you echo the heart of the One who said, “Father, forgive them”?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, uncomfortable, and rooted in the radical mercy of Jesus Christ.
"For judgment without mercy will be shown to anyone who has not been merciful. Mercy triumphs over judgment." – James 2:13
Episode Highlights:
18:22 - What kind of people are we becoming when we endorse the death penalty? We say we're pro-life, but are we really? We march for unborn children, but cheer when the state straps someone to a gurney. We post Bible verses about forgiveness, but applaud when the needle slides in. We claim to follow the Prince of Peace, but align ourselves with systems of death. We can't have it both ways. Either life is sacred or it isn't.
29:12 -Jesus was executed by the state. He was the victim of a corrupt trial, a bloodthirsty crowd, and a merciless governor... And what did he say as the nails were driven into his wrists? According to Luke chapter 23, verse 34, he said this, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." If Jesus prayed for the forgiveness of his executioners, how can we cheer for the execution of others?
57:55 - So here's the call for all of us, my brothers and sisters in Christ, we must reject the death penalty. Not because it's politically trendy, not because it makes us look compassionate, but because it's a gospel imperative. To follow Christ is to lay down vengeance. To bear the cross is to refuse to pick up the sword. To proclaim the sanctity of life is to defend it consistently, without exception. That means when politicians demand executions, we must say no. When the mob cries for blood, we must say no.
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Today, we tackle an enemy most men never face head-on—your own flesh.
Comfort? Make no mistake, comfort is killing us. The flesh isn’t harmless. It isn’t neutral. It’s a beast that wants to drag you to Hell. Scripture says, “Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires.” (Galatians 5:24) Not managed. Not excused. Crucified.
The world says feed your cravings. Jesus says—kill them.
The cost? Daily death. Agony. Public humiliation. Cancel culture backlash. But the reward—oh, the reward—is life, freedom, peace, and resurrection power.
What will you do? Will you crucify your flesh today—or let it control you tomorrow?
Buckle up. This isn’t self-help fluff. This is raw, real, rooted in the living Word. Let’s go to war.
"For if you live according to the flesh, you will die; but if by the Spirit you put to death the deeds of the body, you will live." – Romans 8:13
Episode Highlights:
01:30 - The flesh is evil, it's destructive, it's not neutral, it's not harmless, and it's not something that you can just simply manage on on your own. The flesh is the enemy of God. And if you're not actively crucifying it, I don't care how many times you've been to church or how many Bible verses you've memorized or how loudly you can sing Amazing Grace, your flesh is going to drag you straight into destruction. I understand that might sound harsh, but believe me, I didn't write the Bible. The Word of God is crystal clear about this. The flesh and the spirit are at war with each other. And unless you crucify the flesh, like literally nail it to a cross, you're not going to experience the life that Christ died to give you.
13:00 - The flesh isn't neutral and it's not just weak, it's hostile to God. That word hostile means enemy. The flesh hates God. It refuses to submit to God. In other words, when you walk in the flesh, you're aligning yourself with God's enemy. You're standing in opposition to the very one who made you... The acts of the flesh are obvious. Sexual immorality, impurity, debauchery, idolatry and witchcraft. Hatred, discord, jealousy, fits of rage, selfish ambition, dissensions, factions and envy, drunkenness, orgies and the like. I warn you, as I did before, that those who live like this will not inherit the kingdom of God.
57:11 - Again, remember, please, this is not optional. This is not only for super Christians. This is Christianity 101. Jesus didn't say, if you feel like it, deny yourself. He didn't say, if it's convenient, pick up your cross. No. What did he say? He said this. Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me. That is the standard. That's the cost.
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On this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we’re calling out the passive faith that’s infected the boardroom and the breakroom. Enough with defense. Enough with retreat. Today, we rip the mask off complacency and sound the call to spiritual arms.
No celebrities. No soft edges. Just you, me, and the unfiltered Word of God, face-to-face with a world that wants us silenced. The devil’s running up the score while the Church sits on defense—but not anymore. We declare it: “The gates of Hell shall not prevail!” (Matthew 16:18). Christ didn’t die to keep us safe—He died to send us out.
Here’s the question: When Hell pushes, will you push back? When the darkness presses in, will you storm forward?
Buckle up. This one’s raw. Real. Rooted in Truth. Victory is guaranteed—if you’ll take the field.
Episode Highlights:
11:05 - History has taught us this lesson time and time again. Think back to the years leading up to World War II. Adolf Hitler didn't become powerful overnight—he rose step by step because the rest of the world played defense... That's exactly what the Church is doing at this very moment. We think if we keep our heads down, if we stay quiet, if we avoid confrontation, then maybe Satan is going to leave us alone. But the enemy never leaves you alone. The enemy exploits weakness. The enemy feasts on passivity. And the Church's passive defense has created a cultural vacuum that darkness has filled... Defense without offense doesn't hold the line. It gives ground.
20:07 - Let’s be blunt here. We’ve raised generations of Christians who are more afraid of offending man than offending God. We’ve trained pastors to worry more about likes and shares than about souls. We’ve built entire denominations on the lie that Christianity can be cool, hip, trendy and unoffensive. And in doing so, we’ve stripped the gospel of its power.
45:12 - When we go on offense as Christians, victory is not a possibility, it's guaranteed. Jesus himself said in John 16:33, "In this world you will have trouble. But take heart, I have overcome the world.'" Notice that—he doesn't say I might overcome. He declares, "I have overcome." Past tense. Already accomplished. The victory is secure. That means when we storm the gates of Hell, we're not charging into a battle with an uncertain outcome.
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Today, the gloves are off. This episode isn’t about comfort. It’s about confronting evil head-on: murder, shootings, terror, chaos, and the culture’s deafening drumbeat of despair. Evil is real. Evil is loud. But Christ is louder—He is already victorious.
We remember courage—in the face of Charlie Kirk’s murder, in the shadow of 9/11, amid violence that threatens to numb our souls. The cost? Opposition. Mockery. Media that silences truth-tellers.
But the ultimate truth stands tall: Jesus is still Lord. Evil may roar, but its days are numbered.
So, C-Suite leader—when evil stares you down, will you stand, speak, shine? Or will you hide?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in unshakeable truth.
"I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world." – John 16:33
Episode Highlights:
05:16 - Part of the reason evil seems louder today is because the church has been too quiet. We've retreated into our comfort zones. We've hidden behind the four walls of the church building. We've let culture define morality instead of boldly declaring what God says is true. And when the church is silent, evil doesn't take a day off. Evil instead fills the church's void.
31:29 - "This is likely going to sting a little bit, but you're going to have to deal with it because it needs to be said, if your faith is private, it's utterly, completely and totally useless. Evil doesn't tremble at personal faith. Evil trembles when faith becomes public. Evil doesn't fear Christians who attend church on Sunday and blend in the rest of the week. No, evil fears Christians who carry Christ into the workplace, the boardroom, the classroom, and even the streets.
37:41 - Here's the bottom line for you today. If you're a Christian, your hope is not tied to whether the headlines improve tomorrow. It's tied to the unshakable, immovable, unstoppable victory of Jesus Christ. Evil is loud, yes, but it's temporary. Evil is real, yes, but it's already defeated. Evil feels overwhelming, yes, but it cannot outlast the promises of God. So, Christian soldier, lift your head, straighten your shoulders and remind yourself and the entire world our hope is alive. His name is Jesus Christ, and he's already won.
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This episode is about the battleground most of us never even realize we’re fighting on: the content we consume.
That’s right. What you feed your soul matters. Movies, music, social media, every headline, every lyric, every “harmless” show, seeds your heart with life or death. And guess what? Garbage in, garbage out. You can’t binge the world’s poison and expect to bear holy fruit.
The world says, “It’s just entertainment.” Jesus says, “Above all else, guard your heart” (Proverbs 4:23). The stakes? Nothing less than your eternity.
Will you keep feasting at Hollywood’s table, or push back and hunger for the Bread of Life?
This isn’t a call for comfort—it’s a call to spiritual arms. War is raging. What will you do?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and 100% rooted in truth.
"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will." –Romans 12:2
Episode Highlights:
05:24 - You can't marinate in the world's and then expect to live as a citizen of heaven, period. If your playlist glorifies promiscuity, violence, and greed don't be shocked if you start finding those things appealing. If your favorite shows make adultery, profanity or drunkenness seem normal, don't be shocked when you start seeing sin as no big deal. Romans chapter 12, verse 2 tells us plainly, do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. And yet, despite what I just read, most of us are discipled more by Hollywood than the Holy Spirit.
09:31 - I'm going to challenge you to evaluate your media diet as seriously as you evaluate your physical diet. And I'm going to push you to make radical countercultural choices because your soul is on the line. Eternity is on the line. Friends, we can't flirt with the world and be faithful to Christ. It's either one or the other. It's light or darkness. It's truth or lies. And the battleground is what you allow into your heart and mind every single day.
13:53 - Disney, Netflix, Spotify, TikTok. They're the new Sunday school teachers. They're catechizing your kids. They're teaching your family what to believe about love, sex, gender, success and happiness. Look at the Marvel and DC universes. Every blockbuster is laced with moral relativism, subtle jabs at biblical truth and celebrations of self over God. Heck, look at the Grammys if you still watch that crap. Performances like Sam Smith satanic themed act in 2023 weren't even hiding this agenda anymore. Look at TikTok influencers glorifying vanity, promiscuity and rebellion while racking up millions and millions of followers. If you think I'm exaggerating, ask yourself why does the average Christian family know more about Taylor Swift's tour schedule than they do about the missionary journeys of Paul? Why can your teenager quote every Marvel superhero but not a single verse from Proverbs? Because we are being discipled not by Christ, but by culture.
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Today, we attack a word this world hates: waiting. That’s right. The world scoffs at patience. It rolls its eyes at delayed answers. But every spiritual giant—Abraham, Joseph, Moses, David, even Jesus—had to wait. Seasons. Years. Decades. Refined, not wasted.
Here at C-Suite for Christ, we say it bold: Waiting is not weakness—it’s worship. Waiting is not lost time—it’s God’s sanctifying grind. In a culture screaming “Now!” we plant our feet and declare, “Not my will, but Yours, Lord.”
The world may mock, ridicule, and tempt you to take shortcuts. But in the furnace of waiting, God forges warriors—not spiritual tourists.
Your moment will come. Will you worship while you wait? Will you trust God’s process?
"But those who wait for the LORD shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint" – Isaiah 40:31
Episode Highlights:
04:16 - But here's the controversial truth the church doesn't want to preach. An impatient Christian is a powerless Christian. If you can't wait on God, you can't trust God. And if you can't trust God, you are worshiping yourself, not Him. Let's take this a step further, shall we? This cultural obsession with now has given rise to shallow faith. Christians hop from church to church because they didn't get the spiritual high they wanted immediately. Marriages collapse because spouses won't wait for growth, healing or maturity. People walk away from God because He didn't answer their prayer on their timeline. But here's the huge, massive problem with that mindset. God doesn't run on your clock. You run on his.
13:57 - Notice what it does not say. It doesn't say those who hustle harder or those who demand instant answers will renew their strength. It says those who wait. That is worship. Because waiting requires faith. And Hebrews 11:6 tells us without faith it is impossible to please God. So if waiting requires faith and faith pleases God, then waiting pleases God. You follow that? In other words, waiting is worship.
27:14 - A blessing received too soon becomes a curse. Money before maturity leads to greed and destruction. Power before humility leads to pride and downfall. Marriage before readiness leads to broken homes. Influence before character leads to scandal. God knows this. That’s why he makes us wait. But when we skip the wait, we’re just asking for disaster.
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Today, we face the elephant in the pew: pornography. The church won’t preach about it. The culture glamorizes it. But here, we call sin what it is. We expose the damage. We dismantle the lies. We declare war on the chains that are binding Christian men and women from the inside out.
Yes, there will be pushback. Silence. Awkwardness. Maybe even shame.
But hear this loud and clear—Jesus is still King. His blood breaks every chain. His truth drowns every lie. “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed” (John 8:36).
Are you ready to step out of the shadows? What will you do when the battle comes to your doorstep?
Buckle up. This one’s going to be raw, real, and rooted in truth.
Episode Highlights:
05:06 – Here's why that's a catastrophic problem. Because silence is the perfect breeding ground for sin. When we don't talk about something, it grows, it festers. It becomes a hidden cancer that spreads unchecked. Porn thrives in secrecy. It thrives in shame. It thrives in the darkness. Ephesians 5:11 says: This have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.
34:13 – Let me make this controversial but necessary statement. A Christian addicted to pornography may still be saved, but they will never live in victory until they break free. They may have eternal life, but they will never have abundant life while they're enslaved to lust. And that's why this is so incredibly urgent. Because Satan doesn't just want you in hell; he wants you ineffective on earth. And porn is one of the most effective ways to keep you paralyzed.
41:57 – John 8:36 says this: So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed. That's not a metaphor. That's not a vague encouragement. That's a promise. Because if Jesus can raise the dead, heal the sick, and forgive the worst of sinners, he can break the chains of pornography in your life. Let me tell you something controversial, yet true. You can't beat porn on your own. Willpower isn't enough. Filters aren't enough. Shame isn't enough.
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Today, we go to war against the blasphemy infecting our culture. Cynthia Erivo. Award-winning actress. Broadway darling. But this isn’t about accolades—it’s about audacity. Erivo took the world stage and mocked our Savior. A twisted portrayal of Jesus Christ—applauded by the world, cheered by the media, and met too often by silence from the Church.
Let’s be clear: To honor Christ means calling out blasphemy. Standing when others fold. Speaking when others cower. Because Jesus is not mocked—He is still Lord, still reigning, still the only way, the only truth, the only life.
Here’s your charge, brothers and sisters—when the world drags Christ through the mud, will you stay silent… or stand up? Buckle up. This episode is raw, real, and rooted in truth.
"Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows. Whoever sows to please their flesh, from the flesh will reap destruction; whoever sows to please the Spirit, from the Spirit will reap eternal life." –Galatians 6:7
Episode Highlights:
02:31 – How do we, as followers of Christ respond when our Savior is mocked? I mean, do we stay silent and simply pray for the person that is committing this blasphemy? Do we shrug our shoulders and tell ourselves, well, the world hates Jesus, so what do you expect? Or do we rise up? Do we call out the sin for what it is? Do we rally together as Believers and push back against a culture that thinks mocking God is hilarious.
03:58 – And today we're going to unpack what happened. We're going to look at what the Bible says about mocking God. We're going to expose the double standard in our culture. And most importantly, we're going to give you a roadmap for how to respond when Christ is attacked. Because it's not a matter of if this will happen again. It's a matter of when this will happen again. But before we get into all that, let's do what we always do. Let's go before the throne of grace.
23:45 – Let me add one more layer here, real quick. Mockery of Christianity is also a tool of control. Think about it. When Hollywood, the media and universities constantly mock Jesus. They're not just insulting him, they're sending a message. Something like this: If you take your faith too seriously, we will laugh at you, we will ridicule you, and we will treat you like a fool. And let's be honest, it works. A lot of Christians stay silent because they're afraid of being mocked themselves. But remember what Jesus said in Matthew 5:11: Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you, and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Blessed, not cursed, not embarrassed. Blessed. When we are mocked, we share in the sufferings of Christ.
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Today’s episode is a holy gut punch. We’re naming the idol. We’re dragging comfort into the light, and we’re slamming the door shut. Comfort isn’t just a personal weakness—it’s the silent killer of courage, calling, and your God-given potential. The world may praise “taking it easy.” But Scripture calls warriors, not spectators. Jesus Himself didn’t come to make you cozy—He came to make you dangerous to the darkness.
So what’s it gonna be when your moment comes? Will you stay safe—or will you live bold, broken out of the cage for Christ? Brace yourself, brothers and sisters. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in the unchanging truth of God’s Word.
“Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me.” - Luke 9:23
Episode Highlights:
01:30 – This drug is our addiction to comfort. You see, many of us, we just sit here and we don't think that comfort is an addiction because quite honestly, our culture is constantly celebrating this. In fact, entire industries are built on making our lives easier, faster, softer, more insulated from inconvenience. But spiritually speaking, for a moment, this addiction to comfort can. Can be just as dangerous as several bad things that we're all familiar with, namely, lust, greed, pride, so many more. Because it can quietly pull you away from God's purposes without you even realizing what's going on.
08:21 – Here’s a truth bomb in your face: God doesn’t need you comfortable. He needs you committed. And commitment means sacrifice. It means risk. It means putting your reputation, resources, and even your very life on the line for the sake of the gospel. And who is willing to do that? Where are the men and women of courage that are willing to say, ‘Here I am, Lord, I’ll put my life on the line’? Comfort will tell you there’s always tomorrow. The Spirit will tell you the time is now. Which voice are you going to listen to?
24:05 – Imagine that you continue your current patterns for the next five years—same prayers, same risks or lack thereof, same generosity, same evangelism. Basically, it’s the status quo for the next five years, nonstop. Now compare that future, compare the future you, to the one who chooses one costly obedience a week for the next five years. Which life would you want to present to Jesus? What story would you want your kids to tell at your funeral? You got to realize comfort is killing your potential quietly. But the good news is that resurrection starts in tombs. If you’ve buried your gifts under the soil of safety, Jesus specializes in calling dead things to life. Roll the stone, step out and start breathing.
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In this episode of the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we’re talking about the dirty secret the church doesn’t want to admit: Christians attacking Christians. Not outsiders. Not atheists. Fellow believers, turning their swords on each other—devouring the body of Christ from the inside out.
Let’s call it what it is: spiritual sabotage. Pride, jealousy, insecurity—masked as discernment, but leaving division, disunity, and destruction in its wake.
But here’s the truth that echoes through eternity—Jesus is still Lord, and His mission is unity, not uniformity. “By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.” (John 13:35)
So what about you? When you face the test—will you build up, or tear down?
Will you compete, or will you cover the world in Christ, locked arm-in-arm with your fellow believers?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth.
Division is the devil’s favorite weapon. Unity is the church’s greatest witness. (Ephesians 4:3, John 17:21-23)
Key takeaway:
03:04 - We're at war now. Not with flesh and blood, mind you, but with principalities and the powers of darkness. If you don't believe me, grab your Bible and take a look at Ephesians 6:12. And yet, while we're supposed to be storming the gates of hell together, many Christians are turning their swords on each other. It's like a battlefield where soldiers spend more time fighting their own army than resisting the real enemy. This is not just a tragic situation, it's diabolical.
06:22 - We, you, me, other Christians, we're the reason people are walking away from Jesus. It's not the world, it's not Hollywood, it's not these woke universities. It's us. Just marinate on that for a sec. We're harming the witness of Christ because we can't stop tearing each other down. We are walking, talking contradictions. We preach grace, but practice condemnation. We sing about unity, but we live in tribalism. We say we follow Christ, but more often than not, we act like Pharisees.
24:16 - When Christians attack other Christians, we're not just damaging reputations. We're damaging the reputation of Christ himself. Sure, on the surface, that may sound extreme, but it's biblical. John 13:35 says this: 'By this, everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you love one another.' Not if you quote the right Bible version, not if you vote a certain way, not if you have all your theological ducks in a row. But if you love one another.
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Episode 141: Don’t Pile On. Pray On.
Today’s episode tears the mask off cancel culture. A high-profile CEO and his HR director—a kiss cam scandal explodes across the internet. Mockery spreads. Memes multiply. Christians join the mob.
But at C-Suite for Christ, we flip the script. We don’t throw stones—we pray. We don’t laugh at a fall—we grieve. We don’t feed the frenzy—we fight the spiritual battle on our knees.
Because Jesus is still Lord—even when the world feasts on shame. He is grace in scandal, truth in chaos, hope for the fallen, and a cross for every sinner—including you and me.
The world is watching. The mob is howling. The spotlight is coming. What will you do when your moment of truth arrives?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in Scripture.
But he gives us more grace. That is why Scripture says: “God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble.” (James 4:6)
Key takeaway:
06:24 - The idolatry of being right, the idol of moral superiority, the counterfeit gospel of cancel culture. Because here's the hard truth. When we mock others to feel righteous, we become Pharisees ourselves. When we laugh at the downfall of others to boost our own image, we become spiritual cannibals. You see, we're supposed to be salt and light, not gasoline on the fire. Instead of being known for mercy, we're becoming known for memes. Instead of being known for prayer, we're known for posts. And instead of pointing people to Jesus, we point fingers at them.
23:07 - Let us not be known as the people who laugh loudest when others fall. Let us be known as those who pray the hardest. Let us be the ones—let us not be the ones who cancel. Let us be the ones who cover in prayer. Let us not reflect the culture. Let us reflect Christ. Don’t pile on. Pray on.
27:09 - Fighting like Christ means confronting sin with scripture, not shame. It means holding people accountable while holding the cross in front of them. It means saying, yes, what you did was wrong. But you’re not beyond redemption. You’re not beyond healing. You’re not beyond hope. That is the power of the gospel. ... If the Gospel isn't good news for them, it's not good news for you either. If it doesn’t reach the person caught in sin, it doesn’t reach the prideful Pharisee either. We all need grace. We all need truth. We all need Jesus.
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Today on the C-Suite for Christ Podcast, we charge straight into the fire—illegal immigration. Not for the faint of heart. Not for the culture of comfort. But for bold believers who refuse to be silent.
This isn’t about politics. This is about biblical mandate. About seeing every immigrant as a soul made in the image of God—and refusing to let lawlessness or elitism define our response. We call out garbage, we expose hypocrisy; we stare down dehumanizing language and spineless silence.
The world will mock. The critics will howl. But Jesus is still King, and His Word still draws the line between truth and compromise.
Will you shrink back—or stand up? What will you do when your faith collides with the cultural firestorm?
Buckle up. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in the everlasting Word.
Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. 2 Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves. (Romans 13:1-2)
Key Takeaways:
05:42 - When you say that immigrants exist to, quote, wash dishes or pick fruit. You're not praising their work ethic. Instead, you're degrading their humanity. You're telling an entire class of people, you basically exist to serve me. It's the same evil spirit that drove slavery. It's the same elitist mindset that says, I'm better than you, and your value is in what you do for me and people like me. That's not love. That is not advocacy. That's dehumanization. And it's sinful and unbiblical.
07:26 – Whether these folks cross the river legally or illegally, their life has value. Their story matters. But that doesn’t mean that their actions are right. And believe me, we’re going to get to that coming up here later in the podcast. But for now, I just want to say this: If we as Christians cannot look at an immigrant and say, That’s a man or woman created by God with purpose, with value, and with dignity, then, man—we’ve lost the gospel. We’ve replaced it with nationalism, not Christianity.
31:18 – The immigrant’s worth is not based on how well they can scrub a toilet. Their value is not measured by how fast they can pick a strawberry. Their identity is not rooted in your convenience. Their value is rooted in the image of God. Period. James 3:9 rebukes those who curse human beings who have been made in God’s likeness. That includes when you curse them with low expectations, when you curse them with degrading language or curse them with exploitative policies. So what should Christians do in the face of this? We should speak out. Which is exactly what we’re doing on this episode of the C-Suite for Christ podcast.
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We don’t tiptoe around gluttony—we call it out. We don’t turn a blind eye to comfort—we crush it under the authority of Christ. We don’t bow to the idol of laziness—we declare war on it, right here, right now.
Today’s episode? Consider the gauntlet thrown. Paul Neuberger walks into the battlefield that most pastors avoid: your body, your health, your stewardship. He looks at the sea of complacency and calls it what it is—sin, bondage, spiritual sabotage. America has a weight problem. The church is not exempt. Your body is a temple, not a trash can. We answer to the Lord, not to our cravings.
Will you honor God with your strength? Or will you let comfort win and purpose die?
Jesus is Lord—over your spirit, your soul, and your physical body. What will you choose when the wake-up call hits home?
Buckle up. This episode is raw, real, and rooted in gospel truth.
Do you not know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies. (1 Corinthians 6:19-20)
Key Takeaway:
01:26 - We're going to talk about a topic that most pastors won't touch with a ten foot pole. Your body, your weight, your physical health, and how you're dishonoring God if you're fat, lazy, and careless with the temple that he gave you. Recently, I took my family to a local community pool for a little Independence Day fun. We had a blast, to say the least. But let me tell you, what I saw didn't make me feel very free. In fact, it almost kind of sort of felt like slavery. Slavery to food, slavery to comfort, slavery to sin. I looked around and just saw a sea of bloated bellies, rolls hanging over swim trunks, people barely able to climb out of the pool without huffing and puffing. It wasn't just shocking, it was heartbreaking. And it was downright unbiblical.
05:55 - You see, the lie our culture feeds us is this. It's your body. Do whatever you want with it. But first, Corinthians, chapter six immediately shuts that down. It says this. You are not your own. That's right. As a Christian, your body doesn't belong to you. It was bought with the blood of Christ. And when something has been purchased, that comes with a purpose. Your body was not given to you to satisfy your cravings. It was given to you to serve the King.
47:32 - James 4:17 says this: If anyone then knows the good they ought to do and doesn't do it, it is sin for them. That verse doesn't give any wiggle room if you know what God has called you to do. Honor your body, care for your health, be a steward of your strength, and you refuse to act. Guess what? You're living in sin, plain and simple. No more excuses. No more saying, it's just the way I'm built. No more it's too late for me. No more God looks at my heart. He absolutely, 100%, most assuredly does. And what he sees is a heart that's too often unwilling to change.
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Episode 138: The Lie of Separation: Why Church and State Were Never Meant to Be Divorced
Today, we torch the most pervasive myth of our age: the so-called “separation of church and state.” This episode, we go to war with the lies that have muzzled the church, neutered pastors, silenced CEOs, and left a nation in moral freefall. Paul Neuberger tears down the false wall erected by culture, the courts, and the timid—and builds on the foundation of the Founders and the Word of God.
We’re talking history—real history—the words of Washington, Adams, Madison. We’re talking Scripture—God’s Word, not man’s whispers. The world will ridicule. The world will rage. But the truth remains: Jesus is still Lord—in the boardroom, in the ballot box, and in every corner of public life.
So what will you do when the next lie comes knocking? Will you cower—or will you stand?
Buckle up, brothers. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth.
“Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord, the people he chose for his inheritance.” (Psalm 33:12).
Key Takeaways:
01:11 - This is for the remnant. This is for the ones who are ready to draw a line in the sand. This show is for the warriors of God who are sick and tired of watching our world get flushed down the moral toilet, all while the church sits silently in the pews. And today? What about today? Oh boy. We've got a show that's going to tear down one of the most dangerous, pervasive and deceptive lies that has ever been told in the modern age. The so called separation of church and state... But here's the deal. It's a lie. A complete, fabricated, cherry picked, historically distorted, spiritually bankrupt, intellectually dishonest lie. And I'm going to prove that to you today, once and for all.
19:51 – That's not virtue. That's cowardice. Even worse, that's cultural surrender. Again, another question here for you. If the founders could time travel to 2025 and see what's become of this country, drag queen story time in libraries, the Ten Commandments banned from schools, and churches shut down during COVID while liquor stores stayed open... Do you really think they'd say, yeah, this is what we meant by separation of church and state? Heck no. I'd bet dollars to donuts they'd weep, they'd rage, and they'd fight to restore the truth. And we must do the exact same thing.
47:00 – We are ambassadors for the King of Kings. We serve the God who formed the heavens, parted the seas, walked out of the grave, and now calls us to be his witnesses to the ends of the earth, including in government. We are not called to fit in. We are called to stand out. So now that we've had this important conversation, here's the challenge. Stop waiting. Stop wishing someone else would do it. Be the one... Be the bold, unapologetic, Spirit-filled, truth-telling disciple our nation so desperately needs. Let the world tremble not at our volume, but at our clarity. Not at our anger, but at our authority. Not at our rage, but at our righteousness. Let them hear once and for all: We will not bow. We will not shut up. We will not retreat. We have crushed the paper tiger. Now let's light it on fire.
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