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5d ago

Christian Nationalism Can't Replace the Gospel; The Church You Need When Life Gets Tough

Sunday Night Potluck – This is my weekly unscripted livestream. I share some informal thoughts about why I don't think cultural renewal can be sustained without Gospel-preaching. In the second half, I discuss the importance of a healthy church when navigating a difficult and abusive marriage. Conversation breakdown: ✅ Greeting and ministry updates ✅ Opening hymn ✅ Christian Nationalism is not a substitute for the Gospel ✅ Differentiating between a difficult marriage and an abusive marriage
6d ago

We REACT to Jubilee’s “Surrounded” with Brandon Tatum

Monique and Kevin break down Brandon Tatum’s intense Jubilee “Surrounded” debate against 20 Black Democrats. They expose the emotional chaos and recycled arguments that often dominates these conversations, and how we can actually listen, push back with facts, and pursue human flourishing instead of cultural loyalty. Off Code #87 Season 5, Episode 17
Aug 4

Scott Klusendorf Defends Incrementalism Against Christian Abolitionists

We sit down with leading pro-life apologist, Scott Klusendorf, to press him on the toughest questions raised by Christian abolitionists. We ask him why he thinks equal protection laws are unwise and harming the pro-life movement. We also ask him to explain the difference between being “pro-life” and “whole-life,” and how to answer the charge that pro-lifers are merely “pro-birth.” All The Things #234 Season 8, Episode 14
Aug 4

Scott Klusendorf Defends Incrementalism Against Christian Abolitionists

We sit down with leading pro-life apologist, Scott Klusendorf, to press him on the toughest questions raised by Christian abolitionists. We ask him why he thinks equal protection laws are unwise and harming the pro-life movement. We also ask him to explain the difference between being “pro-life” and “whole-life,” and how to answer the charge that pro-lifers are merely “pro-birth.” All The Things #234 Season 8, Episode 14
Aug 2

Tuskegee's Bonnet Ban: Is This About Standards or Prejudice?

Kevin and Monique discuss the fallout from Tuskegee University's new dress code policy against bonnets and durags. Off Code #86 Season 5, Episode 16
Jul 30

Two Extremes Want to ABOLISH the Constitution—Here's Why That's Dangerous

Monique and Krista examine the difference between secular “liberation” and true freedom in Christ while reacting to Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) co-chair Megan Romer’s candid remarks about making conditions intolerable for the ruling class. In the second half, they look at the opposite extreme in a Dale Partridge clip advocating balkanization and an ethno-state, noting the horseshoe effect of structural overthrow on both fringes.
Jul 28

This Changed How I DISAGREE with Others; How to Listen to a Sermon

Sunday Night Potluck – This is my weekly unscripted livestream. Conversation breakdown: ✅ Greeting and opening hymn (0:00) ✅ The golden rule of apologetics (4:52) ✅ How to listen to a sermon (27:16)
Jul 28

Inside the Museum that Wants to SHIFT the Abortion Debate w/ Dr. John Ferrer

A few years ago, Monique was interviewed to be part of a display for a virtual abortion museum. That effort is now live so we have invited our friend, Dr. John Ferrer, on the show to talk to us about this impressive effort to chronicle the issue of abortion from a historical and scientific point of view. Conversation breakdown: 0:00 – Opening and topic introduction 4:20 – Guest introduction; origin for the idea of the abortion museum 12:50 – Touring the Virtual Abortion Museum 14:30 – Why does the museum includes the historical timeline that starts in ancient times? 21:03 – Explain the connection between the Negro Project, the emergence of “safe, reliable, and effective” abortions around the 1940s, and today’s abortion rates (especially in the Black community). 38:31 – The war on the family unit 48:35 – What would you say to a pastor who is hesitant to address abortion from the pulpit because it feels too politically charged? Find out more: https://www.abortionmuseum.org/ All The Things #233 Season 8, Episode 13
Jul 13

The Bible and Immigration: A Nuanced Look at What Scripture Really Says

In this eye-opening episode, Monique and Krista sit down with Dr. Markus Zehnder, author of The Bible and Immigration, for a nuanced, Scripture-centered conversation on one of today's most divisive issues. Dr. Zehnder unpacks the biblical distinctions between the Hebrew terms "ger" and the "nokri," exposing how modern discussions often cherry-pick verses, ignore context, and collapse categories. The discussion explores assimilation, love for the stranger, individual compassion versus state policy, and why mass immigration today differs dramatically from ancient Israel's low-volume, high-integration reality. Book: The Bible and Immigration https://www.amazon.com/Bible-Immigration-Critical-Empirical-Reassessment/dp/1725297981 #BibleAndImmigration #FaithAndPolitics #LoveTheStranger #ChristianWorldview #ImmigrationDebate All The Things #231 Season 8, Episode 11
Jul 23

Why the Curse of Ham Doesn't Prove African Inferiority

Kevin joined Monique and Krista for an in-depth discussion about Genesis 9 and the resurgence of the "curse of Ham" doctrine. They react to a recent video by Dale Partridge (linked below) promoting the idea that black people are the descendants of Ham and would be best served by putting themselves under the rulership of white people. #race #curseofham #dalepartridge

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