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Vik Khanna
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"Have I not commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage..." Joshua 1:9 (KJV) Your hosts are Vik Khanna and Rich Gurdak, two regular guys who love God and his Holy Bible. The modern church -- Catholic, Protestant, and non-denominational -- has failed all Christians, but in particular American Christian men. With its blatantly anti-Scriptural obsession with winsomeness, ecumenism, feminism, racial idolatry, sexual anarchy, and destruction of the nuclear family, the modern church is not just standing idly by while America descends into Satan's abyss, it is facilitating the decline with its cowardly inability to read the Bible and tell the truth.   The Bible is the world's most important and effective moral roadmap; it is also an incandescent showcase of heroic masculinity that tells the true story of the ultimate man, Jesus Christ, the son of God, whose strength and courage are literally heaven sent. Join us for our weekly podcast to learn what God commands you -- an American man -- to do to save your own soul and lead everyone in your family, community, and country to salvation by the power of your example. Come, read the Bible with us, and learn what God-sent strength and courage really mean.  Read Vik's recent essays in The Blaze here , here, here, and here.  Meet us on X at this link and on Truth Social here. 

  1. 6 days ago

    What word expresses Jesus’s outrage at the Jewish leaders more than any other?

    You’ll have to listen to this episode about Matthew 23 to find out. For those of you out there who believe Jesus is mild but not mighty and forgiving of those who defy His and His Father’s commands, we highly recommend that you listen, hear, understand, and change. It’s not too late, but one day — a day known only to God — it will be.

  2. 5 Sept

    What do you know? Jesus’s most quoted teaching is from the Old Testament.

    No matter what James Talarico says, Jesus Christ was not a non-binary metrosexual squish. He was the Son of God the Father who taught what was eternal and already written by the prophets in the scrolls of the Old Testament. Jesus made up nothing new in God’s already stated moral law. And for people like Mr. Talarico, that’s hard to take because his entire life and political career hinge on lying about God and the Bible. We don’t lie about either one.

  3. 28 Aug

    What does Jesus’s parable of the wedding feast teach us about God’s expectations for those he welcomes to His kingdom?

    In Matthew 22, we continue to read about how Jesus engages both His disciples and His persecutors as He moves toward His own death at the hands of the Jews and the Romans. In particular, the wedding feast parable is powerful, because Jesus concludes it with a very clear summation the He is the King who will cast unbelievers and sinners into hell for all eternity. Which are you? A believer who comes to the Lord’s wedding feast clothed in faith, repentance, and obedience? Or, are you flatterer and an unrepentant sinner?

  4. 21 Aug

    What does the Bible have to say about PRIDE month?

    We are away this week. This is a re-post of our very popular episode on PRIDE month. In fact, this is our most popular episode ever.  Nothing good. In fact, PRIDE month, a product of the sexual anarchists  mafia, is a month chock full of sin, some of the most grievous of all sins…the sins of sexual immorality. There is literally no ambiguity in the Bible about sexual morals. God is very demanding, and most people, including the two of us, have failed to meet his standards at some point in their lives. But make no mistake about it, PRIDE month is nothing to be proud of.

  5. 15 Aug

    What lessons about faith and his own death does Jesus teach us in Matthew 21?

    As Jesus moves inexorably closer to His crucifixion, He presses ahead in reaching His disciples about faith, humility, and how God keeps His commitment to the people who bear the fruit of His word. Jesus enters Jerusalem on the most meek of creatures, a donkey; He physically expresses His anger at how the money changers have defiled the Temple, and in the last parable, He teaches about His own death at the hands of a world that hates Him. Matthew 21 concludes with the chief priests persisting in their plan to seize Him.

  6. 8 Aug

    What does Jesus teach us in Matthew 20 about the commitment God makes to us and the importance (again) of faith in Him?

    Commitment and faith go hand in hand. In Matthew 20, Jesus offers three important lessons: first, in the the parable of the laborers, He reinforces that God will always keep His commitments to us; second, He again teaches the disciples about His forthcoming crucifixion; and, last, He heals two blind men solely on the basis of their faith in Him. It’s where the phrase “blind faith” comes from. Do you have blind faith that Jesus Christ is your Lord and Savior?

  7. 2 Aug

    Is Jesus ambiguous about either marriage or wealth in Matthew Chapter 19?

    America’s descent into the world of sexual and gender anarchy has been accompanied by twisted leftist interpretations of the Bible. Jesus is not at all ambiguous about marriage or wealth when teaching about God’s commands and what He will judge about your life after you die. Marriage is between a man and a woman only. And, wealth is not in and of itself a barrier to entry to heaven. The barriers are obsession with wealth and lack of faith. Listen as we walk through Chapter 19 of Matthew.

  8. 25 Jul

    What does Jesus teach us about trespass, forgiveness, and good shepherds in Matthew 18?

    Chapter 18 of Matthew is rich in a number of ways. First, almost every word of the chapter is spoken by Jesus himself. Not much narrative, lots of meaning. Second, Jesus walks through essential lessons in three critical topics: trespass, forgiveness, and the work of good shepherds. The parable of the unforgiving servant is particularly powerful because it emphasizes the importance of not being hypocrites in our embrace of Christ and the moral laws of the Bible.

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"Have I not commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage..." Joshua 1:9 (KJV) Your hosts are Vik Khanna and Rich Gurdak, two regular guys who love God and his Holy Bible. The modern church -- Catholic, Protestant, and non-denominational -- has failed all Christians, but in particular American Christian men. With its blatantly anti-Scriptural obsession with winsomeness, ecumenism, feminism, racial idolatry, sexual anarchy, and destruction of the nuclear family, the modern church is not just standing idly by while America descends into Satan's abyss, it is facilitating the decline with its cowardly inability to read the Bible and tell the truth.   The Bible is the world's most important and effective moral roadmap; it is also an incandescent showcase of heroic masculinity that tells the true story of the ultimate man, Jesus Christ, the son of God, whose strength and courage are literally heaven sent. Join us for our weekly podcast to learn what God commands you -- an American man -- to do to save your own soul and lead everyone in your family, community, and country to salvation by the power of your example. Come, read the Bible with us, and learn what God-sent strength and courage really mean.  Read Vik's recent essays in The Blaze here , here, here, and here.  Meet us on X at this link and on Truth Social here. 

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  • Creator
    Vik Khanna
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2026 All rights reserved.
  • Show Website
    The Bible Men