Introduction A free-flowing discussion (Carlos Erazo, Ps. Josh Howerton, Ps. Paul, and team) covering: The church’s prophetic role (“word”) How to read current events in light of biblical prophecy Practical readiness for Christ’s return A biblical critique of socialism vs. gospel generosity ...
Introduction The group reviewed Pastor Ernest’s sermon on Naaman (2 Kings 5), discussed pride and humility, addressed whether Christians should take part in Halloween, and considered Islam’s theological and political claims in light of Scripture and current events (New York mayoral race, Nigerian persecution). ...
Introduction Pastors Josh Howerton, Carlos Erazo, and Paul Cunningham open a new series, “Run to Win,” examining how Christians live with eternal purpose. CrossFit legend Rich Froning joins to relate elite athletic discipline to Christian discipleship. Key cultural moment: Former President Trump admits, “I don’t think I’m getting into heaven,” leading to a discussion on salvation by grace. ...
Introduction A panel of pastors and ministry leaders discussed the rapidly growing debate over “Christian nationalism.” They clarified definitions, corrected caricatures, examined biblical texts, cited America’s founding documents, answered common objections, and shared pastoral experiences—especially from strongly progressive regions—about why Christians should engage the public square without idolatry. ...
Introduction Pastors Josh and Paul (recording while Josh is on a family vacation at Gulf Shores) walk through Acts 23, share personal testimony on overcoming anxiety, and evaluate current cultural questions about abortion, capital punishment, and immigration—responding to recent comments from Pope Francis and a Seattle mayor. ...
Introduction Hosts Carlos Erazo, Pastor Josh Howerton, and Pastor Paul Cunningham review Carlos’s sermon on Acts 22, explore current cultural pressures (Netflix’s transgender content, historic LGBT strategy), and offer counsel on parenting, testimony-sharing, and discipleship. ...