Kelvin's Faith Unfiltered

Romans 8:29-30 contains what theologians often call "The Golden Chain of Redemption." In this video, we take a close look at Paul's argument and ask a simple question: Who is really doing justice to this passage? What does it mean that God "foreknew" His people? Is foreknowledge simply God looking into the future to see who would believe? What kind of calling is Paul descri...

Some hear the Calvinistic doctrine of unconditional election and think predestination and shift very quickly to worry about the fairness and righteousness of Christ. Today we are going to evaluate that line of thought and think more about how this might be the purest form of love ever expressed. Join us as we work through this

In Part 2 of this Cloud and Fire discussion, Kelvin Anderson and Josiah Spencer move beyond the initial reaction and begin unpacking the deeper issues surrounding deconstruction, critical scholarship, politics, culture wars, COVID-era Christianity, church distrust, and the modern crisis of faith. This episode is less scripted, more conversational, and gives an inside look at the kinds of discussio...

So what “truth” does he think he found? In this Cloud & Fire live reaction, we take a closer look at his deconstruction story and the ideas shaping it—especially the influence of modern critical scholarship and how it reframes Scripture. We’re talking about influences and frameworks connected to voices like Peter Enns, Dan McClellan, and others who approach Scripture with a very different set...

Romans 11:26 may be one of the most debated verses in the New Testament:“And so all Israel will be saved…”But who is “Israel”?In this episode, Josiah and I push back on each other’s views and wrestle through:Ethnic Israel vs. the ChurchThe olive treeGentiles provoking Jews to jealousyThe remnantWhether Paul expected a future mass conversionThis isn’t an echo chamber discussion. We challenge assump...

In this live episode of Live Fire, we take a serious look at the idea of “neutral” scholarship—especially in light of recent claims that only critical scholars are doing real academic work. Using a reaction to CJ Corthwaite’s argument as a starting point, we step back and ask a bigger question:Is anyone actually neutral when it comes to studying the Bible? What critical scholarship is—and where it...

It appears exactly once in the Bible. Just a handful of verses in Revelation 20. And yet the Millennium has sparked one of the longest running debates in church history — Pre, Amillennial, or Post, which view actually holds up? In this live study we're laying all three views on the table — where they come from, what they get right, and the questions each one still has to answer. No straw men....

In this live episode we walk through the foundational terms and framework you need to understand Bible prophecy. No debates. No overcomplication. Just clear, grounded explanations to help you make sense of what you’re reading. If you’ve ever felt lost when people start talking about the end times—this is where you start.

What if Easter isn’t just about the resurrection… but about the end of an age? In this live show, we’re walking through the final week of Jesus’ life—not just as a series of events, but as a turning point in redemptive history. From the Triumphal Entry to the Temple cleansing, from the Olivet Discourse to the cross, we’ll explore how everything Jesus did was pointing to something bigger than most...

Rather than treating Revelation as a modern end-times prediction, we examine the historical world of the first-century Roman Empire and the pressures faced by early Christians. Topics covered in this episode include:• The First Beast — Rome and imperial power• The Second Beast — the imperial cult and enforced emperor worship• How the mark of the beast functioned in Roman society• Trade guilds, eco...

Was Revelation written before 70 AD or under Domitian? Did Jesus predict something that already happened — or something still to come? Tonight we’re pressure-testing the toughest eschatology texts without panic, hype, or fear-based theology.

In this episode of Kelvin’s Faith Unfiltered, Kelvin sits down with Christian presuppositional apologist Eli Ayala to discuss the Transcendental Argument for God (TAG), the strongest objections critics raise against it, and why his debate with Dan Barker ultimately came down to worldviews. #TAG #presuppositionalism

So what does biblical counseling actually look like? In this episode, I talk with Joe Hussung about misconceptions, pitfalls, how it compares to secular therapy, and why listening well might be the most powerful tool a Christian has. Practical. Honest. Real life.

Welcome to Part 2 of my conversation with paleontologist Dr. Marcus Ross. In Part 1 we talked predictions, misconceptions, and the obstacles young-earth scientists face. Now we go inside baseball. In this episode we explore:What is the emerging “New Creationist” movement? What real progress has been made in recent years? Why does all of this matter for Christians watching the origins debate from t...

In this two-part conversation, I sit down with Dr. Marcus Ross, paleontologist and young-earth creation scientist, to talk honestly about what young-earth science actually is—and what it isn’t. In Part 1, we focus on the big questions many people never hear answered:What’s the biggest misconception about young-earth scientists? Can young-earth creation really make testable predictions? What are so...

In Part 2 of my conversation with Pastor Mike Terry from Parkside Church – Green, we go even deeper into the real challenges facing families today. Kids are growing up in a digital world full of pressure, distraction, and confusion—and parents feel increasingly unprepared to guide them through it. At the center of it all is one truth: the gospel is still the answer. The gospel shapes identity, res...

In this two-part interview, Kelvin sits down with Pastor Mike Terry of Parkside Church – Green to talk about one of the most urgent issues facing families today: why so many young people walk away from Christianity after leaving home—and what parents and churches can do to change that trend. Pastor Mike has spent years discipling students, walking with parents, and helping young believers navigate...

In this episode of Kelvin’s Faith Unfiltered, Dr. John Walton joins us to unpack the methodology behind his interpretation of Genesis. We discuss how ancient Near Eastern context shapes the text, why genre and worldview matter, and how methodology—not assumptions—drives his conclusions. Whether you're a young-earth creationist, an old-earth Christian trying to reconcile Scripture and science,...

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Greg Linville, one of the nine founding board members of the Association of Church Sports & Recreation Ministries (CSRM).Dr. Linville shares the inspiring story behind CSRM—how it began, what it’s doing today, and how it’s equipping churches around the world to reach their communities through sports and recreation. From biblical methodology to practical app...

Dr. Joel Duff, Professor of Biology at the University of Akron and creator of Naturalis Historia, joins Kelvin’s Faith Unfiltered to talk about his research, faith, and what he calls “the new creationists.”In this conversation, we discuss:• What led Joel to study the history and development of creationism• Why he differs from groups like Answers in Genesis and Ken Ham• What defines the emerging “n...

Why do so many end-times predictions inside the church sound the same — the Rapture, the Tribulation, the rise of the Antichrist — yet keep missing the mark? In this episode, we trace the common threads behind popular prophetic claims and ask whether the Bible actually teaches what modern dispensational charts assume. From Daniel’s weeks to Matthew 24’s “this generation,” we revisit the passages m...

Should the government be responsible for providing healthcare to everyone—including illegal immigrants and undocumented people? In this episode of First Light, we dive into what the Bible actually says about caring for others, the difference between personal charity and government coercion, and why mixing the sword with acts of mercy creates more problems than it solves. We'll explore:✅ Bibli...

In this first episode of First Light, I break down the viral September 2025 rapture prediction from Joshua Mhlakela and walk through some of the most famous failed forecasts in recent history. From Whisenant’s 88 Reasons to Harold Camping’s 2011 date-setting, these moments reveal a pattern that’s hard to ignore. I set the stage for what they all have in common as we prepare for our next episode, w...

Life and marriage are a lot like a road trip—you can’t make it very far without planning your stops and sharing the load. In this episode of After the Garden , Kelvin and Amber talk about how rest is more than just taking a break; it’s about creating space for each other and for God. Then they dive into responsibilities—how dividing the work, both at home and on the road, makes the journey smoothe...

After the Garden is about what comes next—after Eden, after vows, after life takes its unexpected turns. Hosted by Kelvin and Amber Anderson, a couple with 18 years of marriage, we’ve walked through the ups and downs of jobs, churches, ministry, family, and friends—and now life with a three-year-old keeps us on our toes. With honesty, humor, and a commitment to Scripture, we invite you into conver...