The Christian Skeptic Sean Kerwin

In this episode, let's talk about what relevant application Christianity should be providing in our daily lives. Too many of us go to church and feel a disconnect between spirituality and practicality. Is Christianity a relevant way of life as we culturally, technologically, and societally progress or should it be a tradition of the past?

If God is all powerful and all loving, then why did Jesus have to die?

During the 2024 Super Bowl, a commercial about foot washing aired from a company called "He Gets Us." The commercial depicted a variety of people washing the feet of others that appeared to be radically different. This commercial has stirred up a lot of discussion and controversy among Christians and conservatives online. Let's talk about how the commercial interacts with scripture and what our response to it should be. Don't forget to comment, like, subscribe and most of all share!

In this episode, let's ask the question of why God wants worship in the first place? Is it selfish of him to do so? Why would an all-powerful God need our worship? Can't He just let us live our lives without requiring we sing to him? Let's discuss!

In this episode, let's talk about the mindset and mentality we should consider when looking at a year that might be filled with uncertainty and anxiety regarding an upcoming election, the economy and wars in other parts of the world. Let's also consider how we should respond when our local churches make claims or take public stances this year that we might not agree with.

In this episode, let's discuss what the Bible says about wars and killing. While, we can spend time getting into specific instances in a later episode, let's discuss whether or not Christians should ever be okay with the fact that wars happen at all in this episode.