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Welcome to The Pryce Podcast – truth in a world of lies. I’m Jonathon Pryce, 25, Brooklyn-born, Georgia-raised, Jamaican roots, conservative, and 100% sold out for Jesus Christ. We tackle faith, politics, anime, gaming, fatherhood, culture & freedom – no spin, no compromise, just biblical clarity and unfiltered conviction. New podcasts every Wednesday at 5 AM EST If you’re done with mainstream confusion and ready for Kingdom-minded content, hit Subscribe, turn on notifications, and join the family at the table. Support: prycemedia.com Cash App: $PrycePodcast X: @JonathonPryce1 Instagram: @prycepodcast Comment “TABLE TALK” + your question – I read every one. Truth over lies. See you in the next one. Peace. ✝️🇺🇸⚔️

  1. 2h ago

    Genesis 5 & 6 Explained: Nephilim, Enoch, Methuselah & Why God Sent the Flood | Ep. 78

    Ep. 78 | Genesis 5 & 6 Explained: Nephilim, Enoch, Methuselah & Why God Sent the Flood   Most people skip Genesis 5 — but that "boring" genealogy hides one of the most powerful messages in the Bible, and Genesis 6 reveals what really happened before the Flood.   In this episode of The Pryce Podcast, Jonathon Pryce walks verse by verse through Genesis 5 and 6, from the generations of Adam to Noah building the ark. Why does "and he died" repeat eight times? How did Enoch walk with God and get taken without seeing death? Why did Methuselah, the oldest man in the Bible at 969 years, die in the very year of the Flood? Then we take on the hard questions in Genesis 6: Who were the sons of God? Who were the Nephilim? What do the 120 years mean? And why does grace first appear in the Bible with Noah?   EPISODE CHAPTERS 0:00 – The Oldest Man and the Flood 0:47 – Welcome to The Pryce Podcast 1:33 – Recap: Cain's Line vs. Seth's Line 2:27 – Genesis 5: The Image of God Passed Down 3:16 – "And He Died": The Rhythm of Genesis 5 4:11 – Enoch Walked with God 5:01 – Methuselah's Timeline to the Flood 5:55 – Two Lamechs, Two Hearts 6:48 – Who Were the Sons of God? 7:40 – 120 Years and the Nephilim 8:31 – Wickedness and a Grieving God 9:21 – Noah Found Grace 10:14 – Building the Ark: Pitch, Atonement, Covenant 11:12 – As in the Days of Noah 12:08 – Wrap-Up and Next Time   KEY TAKEAWAYS • Long life isn't eternal life — Genesis 5 proves God's warning in Eden came true. • Enoch walked with God for 300 years in a corrupt world, and did it in public. • The Genesis 5 timeline places Methuselah's death in the year of the Flood — a picture of God's patience. • Three main views on the sons of God: fallen angels, the line of Seth, or powerful rulers. • The world celebrated the Nephilim as "men of renown." God was grieved by the heart behind them. • Grace found Noah first; righteousness followed. • The ark had one door. Jesus said, "I am the door."   SCRIPTURE REFERENCES Genesis 2:17 • Genesis 3:4 • Genesis 4:23–26 • Genesis 5:1–29 • Genesis 6:1–22 • Genesis 7:6 • Genesis 9:6, 20–21 • Job 1:6 • Matthew 6:33 • Matthew 24:37–39 • John 10:9 • Hebrews 11:5 • 2 Peter 2:4 • 2 Peter 3:9 • Jude 1:6, 14–15   QUESTION FOR YOU Who do you think the sons of God were — fallen angels, the line of Seth, or powerful rulers? Tell us in the community at prycemedia.com/community.   NEXT EPISODE Genesis 7 & 8: the Flood itself.   SUPPORT THE SHOW If this episode helped you, follow The Pryce Podcast, leave a rating and review, and share it with someone who's been asking these questions. Prefer video? Like and subscribe on Rumble and YouTube.   🌐 Every episode: https://prycemedia.com 💬 Join the community: https://prycemedia.com/community ❤️ Support the mission: https://prycemedia.com/donate 👕 Shop merch: https://prycemedia.shop 𝕏 Follow on X: @JonathonPryce1   ABOUT THE PRYCE PODCAST The Pryce Podcast is a faith-based show from Pryce Media covering Scripture, manhood, culture, and personal accountability through a biblical lens.   Bible study, Genesis explained, Nephilim, Noah's ark, Enoch, Methuselah, sons of God, Christian podcast

    Genesis 5 & 6 Explained: Nephilim, Enoch, Methuselah & Why God Sent the Flood | Ep. 78
  2. Oct 14

    Genesis 4 Explained: Cain and Abel, the First Murder & Why Sin Is Crouching at the Door

    Two brothers brought an offering to God. One was accepted, one was rejected, and before Genesis 4 ends, the first murder in human history has stained the ground outside Eden.   In this episode of The Pryce Podcast, Jonathon Pryce walks verse by verse through Genesis 4: the story of Cain and Abel, why God rejected Cain's offering, what it means that "sin lieth at the door," the meaning behind "Am I my brother's keeper?", the mark of Cain, the land of Nod, the rise of Cain's civilization, the violent song of Lamech, and the birth of Seth, through whom men "began to call upon the name of the LORD."   Genesis 4 shows how fast sin grows once it gets a foothold: from a bite of fruit in Genesis 3 to envy, murder, and revenge songs in a single chapter. But it also shows a God who warns, pursues, shows mercy, and keeps His promise of a coming Seed alive. This is a Bible study on accountability, envy, worship, biblical manhood, and the grace of God that runs all the way to Jesus Christ.   🔥 IN THIS EPISODE: Why Eve's words at Cain's birth point back to the promise of Genesis 3:15 Why God accepted Abel's offering and rejected Cain's (Hebrews 11:4) "Sin is crouching at the door": what Genesis 4:7 means and how to rule over it The first murder in the Bible and the role of envy (1 John 3:12) "Am I my brother's keeper?" and what accountability looks like for men today What the mark of Cain was (and wasn't) and the meaning of the land of Nod Cain's city: Jabal, Jubal, and Tubal-cain, and culture without God Lamech's seventy-sevenfold revenge vs. Jesus' "seventy times seven" forgiveness Seth, the promised Seed, and why the blood of Jesus speaks better than Abel's   📖 EPISODE BREAKDOWN: Life Outside the Garden (Genesis 4:1–2) Two Offerings, Two Hearts (Genesis 4:3–5) Sin Is Crouching at the Door (Genesis 4:5–7) The First Murder (Genesis 4:8) Am I My Brother's Keeper? (Genesis 4:9–12) The Mark of Cain (Genesis 4:13–16) The City of Cain (Genesis 4:17–22) The Song of Lamech (Genesis 4:19, 23–24) Seth and Calling on the Name of the LORD (Genesis 4:25–26)   📜 SCRIPTURE REFERENCES: Genesis 4:1–26 | Genesis 3:15 | Hebrews 11:4 | 1 John 3:12 | Matthew 18:21–22 | Hebrews 12:24   🙏 SUPPORT THE MISSION: If this episode helped you understand Genesis 4 and the story of Cain and Abel, LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE for the full Genesis Bible study series, and SHARE it with someone who needs to hear it. Every share helps this message reach another man who needs it.   🌐 Website: https://prycemedia.com 🤝 Join the Community: https://prycemedia.com/community ❤️ Support the Podcast: https://prycemedia.com/donate 🛒 Shop Pryce Media Gear: https://prycemedia.shop 𝕏 Follow on X: @JonathonPryce1   🎙️ ABOUT THE PRYCE PODCAST: The Pryce Podcast, hosted by Jonathon Pryce, tackles faith, manhood, culture, and personal accountability through a biblical lens. From verse-by-verse Bible studies to cultural commentary, every episode points back to the truth of God's Word.   #Genesis4 #CainAndAbel #BibleStudy #ThePrycePodcast #BookOfGenesis #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalManhood #FaithOverFear #JesusChrist #BibleExplained   Genesis 4 explained, Cain and Abel explained, first murder in the Bible, why did God reject Cain's offering, sin is crouching at the door, am I my brother's keeper, mark of Cain, land of Nod, who was Lamech, Seth son of Adam, Genesis Bible study, verse by verse Bible study, Christian podcast for men, biblical manhood, Jonathon Pryce, Pryce Media

  3. Oct 7

    Genesis 3 Explained: The Fall of Man, the Serpent's Lie & the First Gospel Promise | EP. 76

    Every lie you've ever believed started with a question: "Did God really say?" In Episode 76 of The Pryce Podcast, Jonathon Pryce walks verse by verse through Genesis 3, the most consequential chapter in human history: the fall of man, the serpent's deception, Adam's silence, the birth of shame and blame, and the first promise of the gospel hidden inside a curse.   Picking up where our Genesis 1 & 2 episode left off, we unpack how sin entered the world and why it still follows the same pattern today. We look at how the serpent twisted God's word, why Eve added to the command, why Adam's passivity was the first failure of manhood, what the fig leaves really represent, and why God's question, "Where are you?", is an invitation and not an accusation. Then we trace the protoevangelium in Genesis 3:15 straight to the cross and the empty tomb, and see how Jesus, the Second Adam, restored everything the first Adam lost.   Whether you're new to the Bible, leading a men's group, or looking for a clear Genesis 3 Bible study, this episode will help you understand why the world is the way it is, and how God answers sin with grace.   🎯 KEY TAKEAWAYS Doubt about God's word always comes before disobedience to God's word. Temptation sells a counterfeit of a blessing God already gave you. The first sin of man wasn't just eating. It was passivity. Fig leaves are humanity's oldest attempt to cover what only God can cover. Grace arrives before the sentence does: Genesis 3:15 is the first promise of Jesus. What was lost in a garden is restored through a cross.   🙌 SUPPORT THE MISSION If this episode helped you, LIKE the video, SUBSCRIBE for new episodes, and SHARE it with someone who needs to hear it. Every share helps put truth in front of people who need it.   🌐 Watch every episode: https://prycemedia.com 🤝 Join the community: https://prycemedia.com/community ❤️ Support the mission: https://prycemedia.com/donate 👕 Rep the brand: https://prycemedia.shop   #Genesis3 #TheFallOfMan #BibleStudy #PrycePodcast #ChristianPodcast #AdamAndEve #Genesis #Bible #Faith #Jesus #Gospel #BiblicalManhood #Christianity #Scripture #PryceMedia

  4. Sep 30

    Genesis 1 & 2 Explained: Creation, the Image of God & God's Design for Man | EP. 75

    Genesis 1 & 2 Explained: Creation, the Image of God & God's Design for Man | EP. 75   What do Genesis 1 and 2 actually teach about creation, humanity, work, rest, and marriage? In this episode of the Pryce Podcast, Jonathon walks verse by verse through the first two chapters of the Bible — the foundation every other page of Scripture is built on.   Our culture is confused about where we came from, what a human being is, why work matters, and what marriage means. Genesis answered every one of those questions before sin ever entered the story. This Bible study unpacks the six days of creation, the forming-and-filling pattern of Genesis 1, what it means to be made in the image of God, the seventh-day Sabbath rest, why Genesis 2 zooms in on the Garden of Eden, the dust-and-breath creation of Adam, the one command in Eden, and God's original design for marriage — through Genesis 1:1–31 and Genesis 2:1–25, with cross-references to Psalm 33, Isaiah 40:28, Hebrews 4, and Matthew 19.   In this episode: ✅ What "In the beginning God created" really means, word by word ✅ The forming-and-filling structure of the six days of creation ✅ Why light appears before the sun in Genesis 1 ✅ What it means to be made in the image of God — and why every human life has dignity ✅ Why God rested on the seventh day ✅ Whether Genesis 1 and 2 contradict each other ✅ Why work came before the fall ✅ What "help meet" really means in Hebrew ✅ God's original design for marriage in Genesis 2:24   If you've ever wondered whether Genesis 1 and 2 contradict each other — if you want to understand the Bible's creation account without skimming past the details — if you're looking for a clear, Scripture-based foundation for identity, work, and marriage — this episode is for you.   Go back to the beginning. Learn what God designed before the world was broken. Build your life on the foundation He laid.   👉 Visit the home of the Pryce Podcast: prycemedia.com 💬 Join the community: prycemedia.com/community 🙏 Support the mission: prycemedia.com/donate 🛍️ Rep the brand: prycemedia.shop   👍 Like this video, 🔔 subscribe for new episodes, and 📤 share it with someone who needs the foundation.   What stood out to you most from Genesis 1 and 2? Drop it in the comments.   #PrycePodcast #Genesis #BibleStudy #Creation #ImageOfGod #FaithAndCulture #BiblicalTruth #ChristianMen

  5. Sep 23

    The Silent Divorce: Why Christian Marriages Fail Without Anyone Cheating | Ep. 74

    The Silent Divorce: Why Christian Marriages Fail Without Anyone Cheating | EP. 74   Can a marriage fail without an affair, without a fight, without anyone ever breaking a vow on paper? In this episode of the Pryce Podcast, Jonathon breaks down "the silent divorce" — the slow, quiet disconnection happening inside Christian marriages where no one cheats, no one yells, and the relationship dies anyway.   We're living in a culture that measures marital faithfulness by one single test: did you cheat? Scripture measures it very differently. This episode unpacks what the Bible actually says about covenant, presence, and pursuit in marriage — through Genesis 2:24, Amos 3:3, Malachi 2:14-16, Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, Ephesians 5:25-33, and 1 Corinthians 7:3-5 — and why "at least I didn't cheat" was never meant to be the bar for a Christian husband.   In this episode: ✅ Why marriages can die without a single act of infidelity ✅ How phones, busyness, and conflict-avoidance quietly replace real intimacy ✅ What Malachi 2 means by "dealt treacherously" with the wife of your covenant ✅ How Christ's pursuit of the church is the model for a husband's pursuit of his wife ✅ Practical, Scripture-based steps for husbands, wives, and anyone whose marriage has gone quiet   If your marriage looks fine on paper but feels empty at home — if you've confused providing for pursuing — if you and your spouse have quietly stopped walking together — this episode is for you.   Family, faithfulness is more than the absence of a scandal. It's the presence of pursuit. Choose your spouse again today, with nothing forcing your hand but love.   👉 Join the family at the table: prycemedia.com 💬 Join the conversation: prycemedia.com/community 🙏 Support the mission: prycemedia.com/donate 🛍️ Rep the brand: prycemedia.shop   If this episode hit home, like it, subscribe for new episodes every week, and share it with a husband or couple who needs to hear it.   Where has "at least I didn't cheat" become the bar in your marriage instead of the floor? What's one way you can actively pursue your spouse this week? Drop it in the comments.   #PrycePodcast #ChristianMarriage #SilentDivorce #BiblicalMarriage #FaithAndCulture #ChristianMen #MarriageAdvice

  6. Sep 16

    From Boys to Men: Reviving Rites of Passage in a Fatherless Generation | EP. 73

    How to Raise Boys Into Men: Reviving Rites of Passage in a Fatherless Generation | EP. 73   Why don't boys become men anymore? In this episode of the Pryce Podcast, Jonathon breaks down why fatherlessness has erased the rites of passage that used to mark a boy's crossing into manhood — and what Scripture says about calling sons forward on purpose instead of hoping it happens by accident.   We're raising the most fatherless generation in American history, and culture has rushed in to fill the vacuum with counterfeit initiations — gangs, pornography, endless gaming — none of which actually make a boy into a man. This episode unpacks what the Bible teaches about the passage from boyhood to manhood through 1 Kings 2:1-3, Joshua 1:9, 1 Corinthians 13:11, Luke 2:46-49, Deuteronomy 6:6-7, Malachi 4:6, and Ephesians 6:4 — plus the real-life examples of David charging Solomon and Elijah passing the mantle to Elisha.   In this episode: ✅ Why fatherlessness has erased the rites of passage boys used to receive ✅ How gangs, porn, and gaming culture have become counterfeit initiations ✅ What David's charge to Solomon and Elijah's mantle to Elisha teach us about calling sons forward ✅ Practical, Scripture-based steps for single men, husbands, fathers, and young men ✅ How to receive the charge of manhood even if your own father never gave it to you   If you're raising sons and don't know how to move them forward — if you're a young man who's never been told you've arrived — if you grew up with no father to walk you through it — this episode is for you.   Family, stop waiting for manhood to happen by accident. Mark the threshold. Speak the charge. Pick up the mantle.   👉 Join the family at the table: prycemedia.com 💬 Join the conversation: prycemedia.com/discord 🙏 Support the mission: prycemedia.com/donate 🛍️ Rep the brand: prycemedia.shop   👍 If this hit home, smash the like button, subscribe for new episodes every week, and share this with a man who needs to hear it.   What's one "childish thing" you need to put away this week to walk fully into the manhood God has called you to? Drop it in the comments.

  7. Sep 9

    Breaking the Cycle: Fatherhood, Healing & Becoming the Dad You Needed | EP. 72

    Breaking the Cycle: How to Become the Father You Never Had | EP. 72   Were you raised by a father who wounded you, or no father at all? In this episode of the Pryce Podcast, Jonathon breaks down how God interrupts generational cycles of fatherlessness, absence, and pain — and how any man, regardless of what he was given, can become the father the next generation needs.   We're living in the middle of a fatherlessness crisis, and the danger isn't just what was done to us — it's what quietly gets passed down if nobody interrupts it. This episode unpacks what Scripture actually says about generational patterns, healing, and fatherhood — through Malachi 4:6, Ezekiel 18:20, Psalm 27:10, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Ephesians 6:4, and Deuteronomy 6:6-7 — plus the real stories of Jacob's broken household and Timothy's fatherless upbringing under Paul's spiritual fathering.   In this episode: ✅ Why generational cycles form and how they get passed down ✅ What Ezekiel 18:20 really says about inherited sin ✅ How Jacob broke a cycle of favoritism by the end of his life ✅ How Timothy overcame an absent father through Paul's spiritual fathering ✅ Practical steps for single men, husbands, fathers, and young men to break the cycle for good   If you're terrified of repeating what was done to you — if you keep catching your father's voice coming out in your worst moments — if you never had a dad at all and don't know where to start — this episode is for you.   Family, your past explains you. It doesn't have to define you. God turns the hearts of fathers to their children. Break the cycle. Become the father you never had.   👉 Join the family at the table: prycemedia.com 💬 Join the conversation: prycemedia.com/discord 🙏 Support the mission: prycemedia.com/donate 🛍️ Rep the brand: prycemedia.shop   Like this episode, subscribe for weekly truth, and share it with a man who needs to hear it.   What's one pattern from your own father you're actively working to break in yourself? Drop it in the comments.   #PrycePodcast #BreakingTheCycle #Fatherhood #ChristianMen #GenerationalHealing #BiblicalManhood #FaithAndFamily

  8. Sep 2

    Accountability That Transforms: Choosing Brothers Who Sharpen You | EP. 71

    How do you know if the men around you are sharpening you or dulling you? In this episode of the Pryce Podcast, Jonathon breaks down why fake community and flattery are leaving men isolated — and why biblical accountability, the kind that actually wounds before it heals, is the only thing strong enough to transform a man for the long haul.   We're living in a culture with more digital connections than any generation in history and fewer real ones. The algorithm hands you an echo chamber of men who already agree with you. It's easier than ever to replace a friend who tells you the truth than to sit in the discomfort of hearing it. This episode unpacks what Scripture actually says about brotherhood, correction, and real accountability — through Proverbs 27:17, Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, Proverbs 13:20, Proverbs 27:6, 1 Corinthians 15:33, Hebrews 10:24-25, and Galatians 6:1-2 — plus the real relationship between David and Jonathan, and the moment the prophet Nathan looked a king in the eye and told him the truth.   In this episode: ✅ Why online "brotherhood" is often just an echo chamber ✅ The difference between fake community and real accountability ✅ What David and Jonathan teach us about brothers who strengthen your hand in God ✅ What Nathan confronting David teaches us about faithful, transformative correction ✅ Practical, Scripture-based steps for men, fathers, husbands, and young men to build real accountability.   If you haven't been told a hard truth by another man in months — if you're a father wondering why your walk feels stagnant with no one to sharpen you — if you're a young man building your circle right now and don't know what to look for — this episode is for you.   Family, stop mistaking flattery for friendship. Choose brothers who sharpen you. Receive the faithful wound. Give one when it's needed.   👉 Join the family at the table: prycemedia.com 💬 Join the conversation: prycemedia.com/discord 🙏 Support the mission: prycemedia.com/donate 🛍️ Rep the brand: prycemedia.shop   Who is the one man in your life who tells you the truth even when it's uncomfortable? Drop his name (or just a thank-you) in the comments.   👍 If this episode challenged you, hit like, subscribe, and share it with a brother who needs to hear it.   #PrycePodcast #Accountability #Brotherhood #ChristianMen #BiblicalTruth #IronSharpensIron #FaithAndCulture

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Welcome to The Pryce Podcast – truth in a world of lies. I’m Jonathon Pryce, 25, Brooklyn-born, Georgia-raised, Jamaican roots, conservative, and 100% sold out for Jesus Christ. We tackle faith, politics, anime, gaming, fatherhood, culture & freedom – no spin, no compromise, just biblical clarity and unfiltered conviction. New podcasts every Wednesday at 5 AM EST If you’re done with mainstream confusion and ready for Kingdom-minded content, hit Subscribe, turn on notifications, and join the family at the table. Support: prycemedia.com Cash App: $PrycePodcast X: @JonathonPryce1 Instagram: @prycepodcast Comment “TABLE TALK” + your question – I read every one. Truth over lies. See you in the next one. Peace. ✝️🇺🇸⚔️