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As believers, we are called to be in the world but not of the world. But does that mean that we are to distance ourselves from the political and social issues of the world? Or is it our responsibility to engage in these issues in an effort to affect change for the cause of Christ? In todays episode of “HardKore Christianity”, Justin and I will attempt to answer the question, “should Christians engage in political and social issues?” We’ll examine statistics highlighting the state of American opinions on polarizing issues, we’ll discuss whether current efforts to affect political and social change are effective, and we’ll explore whether the Bible encourages us to engage in social and political issues or if our level of engagement should be to step aside and allow the Holy Spirit to do the work. If you’ve ever been on the fence as to whether Christians should engage in political and social issues, you’ll want to check out this episode of “HardKore Christianity”.

When you think of heaven, what comes to your mind? Do you think of an existence that is exciting or boring? Will we have bodies or will we be spirits? Is heaven an actual place or is it a state of mind? Many Americans, whether they are Christians or not, may have differing views of what heaven is and what it will be like. But the Bible does give us a few answers. In todays episode of “HardKore Christianity”, Justin and I attempt to answer the question, “Is Heaven a real place?” using the Bible as our guide. We’ll try to define what “heaven” is and isn’t, we’ll explore whether we will go to heaven immediately after death or will wait to rise from the dead until after the second coming of Jesus, and we will discuss what the Bible says about heaven. If you’ve ever questioned the reality of heaven or pondered details about heaven, you’ll want to stick around for this episode of “HardKore Christianity”.

In America, racial tensions and divisions, as well as an attempt for racial healing and reconciliation, has been present within the DNA of American society for decades and centuries. Many wonder if we will ever see true racial equity and reconciliation, and some question whether it should be a fight championed by Christians or if it should be left for politicians and social movements to address. But for the most part, Americans view it as an issue that needs to be addressed and healed. In this episode of “HardKore Christianity”, Kaitlin and I will attempt to answer the question, “what does the Bible say about racism?” We’ll explore statistics highlighting the inequity between ethnic groups,  we’ll take a closer look at the “black lives matter” organization and movement, we’ll discuss whether Christians should play a role in racial healing, and we’ll discover what the Bible says about racism. If you’ve ever wondered how the Bible and our Christian faith fit into the racial dilemma we face in America, you’ll want to stick around for this episode of “HardKore Christianity”.

Have you given any thought to the spirit realm? Do you believe that a spirit realm exists? What is the spirit realm? Is it something that Christians should be aware of? In todays episode of “HardKore Christianity”, Kaitlin and I will attempt to answer the question, “Is the spirit realm real?” using the Bible as our guide. We’ll share our personal thoughts on the validity of the spirit realm, we’ll examine if, and how, the spirit realm affects our physical world, we’ll discuss whether it is important for believers to know about the spirit realm, and we’ll explore what the Bible says about the spirit realm. If you’ve ever wondered if there is an invisible world that God operates within to affect our physical world, you’ll want to stick around for this episode of “HardKore Christianity”.

The Bible teaches us that the words we choose when we speak matter. They can be used to build up and they can be used to tear down. They can be used to hurt and they can be used to heal. But, what about filthy language? If you watch certain television shows, listen to certain music, or frequent certain circles, hearing swear words is unavoidable. But is it a sin if Christians choose to use curse words? In todays episode of “HardKore Christianity”, Jerry and I will attempt to answer the question, “is using filthy language sinful?”. We’ll discuss what Americans and Christians think about using foul language, we’ll examine if there are certain circumstances where the use of filthy language is acceptable, and we’ll discuss what the Bible says regarding the use of filthy language. If you’ve ever wondered if it is biblically sinful to speak curse words or to use foul, or filthy language, you’ll want to check out this episode of “HardKore Christianity”.

Have you ever had anyone tell you that God told them to do something? I have. But what do they really mean? Did God literally speak to them, or are they just attributing their inner conscience to the voice of God? In todays episode of “HardKore Christianity”, Jerry and I will attempt to answer the question, “does God speak to us?” We’ll examine statistics concerning what Americans think about God speaking to us, we’ll try to break down what we mean when someone says God spoke to them, we’ll try to determine how we can know that it is God speaking and not something else, and we’ll take a look at what the Bible says about God speaking to us. If you’ve ever wondered if, and how, God speaks to us today, you’ll want to check out this episode of “HardKore Christianity”.