99 episodes
ThornCrown Network Tim Shaughnessy, Carlos Montijo
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.5 • 15 Ratings
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Do you know someone suffering from Bible Dysphoria? It’s spreading like the plague within and without the church. Bible Dysphoria is a condition that disorients its victims and affects their ability to identify with the Bible. Common symptoms include biblically contrary lifestyle and worldview, godlessness, idiosyncratic syncretism, unorthodoxness, heterodoxy, lack of discernment, inability to see how the Bible applies today, dissatisfaction with the Bible, failure to take the Bible seriously, lukewarmness, worldliness, taking pleasure in unrighteousness rather than rejoicing in the truth, spiritual infantilism, and capitulating to the spirit of Antichrist. The best medicine is a steady dose of the ThornCrown Network (originally Semper Reformanda Radio) and Scripture, thoroughly applied to all matters of faith and life. No prescription required!
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RLL 55 Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church and the LGBT Agenda
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church used to righty call homosexuality a sin. Now, it seems more interested in "building bridges" with the enemies of Christ.
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RLL 54 The Border Crisis and the Roman Catholic Church-State
The Roman Catholic Church-State is the main driver behind the current migrant crisis and the U.S.-Mexico border.
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RLL 53 Inflation, It's Back
A rant on woksterism and a discussion on inflation.
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RLL 52 Pope Francis Calls for New World Order
More calls for globalism by Pope Francis
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RLL 51: Stop the Covid Madness
A breakdown of Ron Paul's article "Is Biden Holding America Hostage Until ‘Independence’ Day?"
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