The Bully Pew Podcast

We're discussing the recent Trump-Harris "debate," making a few predictions about possibilities leading into the 2024 election, and reminding voters that we are the magistrate.

David uses apologist Neil Shenvi as an example to discuss the effect of platform and reputation on public conversation and engagement.

David offers his thoughts on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and discusses what a vote is and isn't in terms of being disappoint David offers his thoughts on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump and discusses what a vote is and isn't in terms of being disappointed in the Republican party.

Protestia will never be invited to the conference circuit because we call out our friends. We don't like doing it, but we're not afraid to.

David discusses how Mormonism makes the same fundamental ontological and epistemological errors as every other false religion.

David opens up a discussion about returning to the high yet narrow calling for pastors/elders.

We're discussing the downfall of CRU (Campus Crusade for Christ) into the LGBTQ abyss. Background: https://protestia.com/2024/05/23/lgbt-cru-leaked-cru-training-materials-prove-cru-is-teaching-gay-christianity/

We're discussing the latest shenanigans SBC platformers are using to attempt to derail the Law Amendment and what is really needed in terms of women "pastors."

David talks about the existence or lack thereof of mental illness and behavioral disorders in response to John MacArthur's recent comments on the subject.

We're discussing the little spat we got into with The Transformed Wife about the differences between a biblical call to submit versus a biblical call to obey.

Mark Driscoll is not an ally of conservative Christianity. Let's talk about why.

David recaps the last few years of the SBC abuse "scandal" and introduces yet another North Carolina megachurch pastor throwing his woke hat in the ring for SBC president.

We're discussing how to approach the supposed "controversy" over people on social media saying "Christ is King."

After briefly discussing the role of the evangelical intelligentsia in marginalizing Christian political engagement, we ponder why churches see Easter as a time to roll out the red carpet for lost people.

We're discussing the loss of masculinity that is hard to see for those of us who have been in churches our whole lives.

David ironically discusses not getting caught up in silly spats and unnecessary online controversies, then talks about the challenges pastors face due to the demands of professionalism.

David discusses the underlying theological connection between the neo-Calvinist resurgence of the last few decades and church growth methodology.

In all seriousness, this may be the most important episode of the Bully Pew I've ever recorded. David opens up a discussion on the evangelical cancer that is the complete absence of true discipline in the church.

David discusses SBC president Bart Barber's Q&A where he admits that the Guidepost investigation showed no culpability in abuse.

David discusses how Christians need to stop trying to externally and emotionally judge the hearts and motives of others.

David discusses the normative versus regulative principle of worship as it relates to women serving communion and passing the offering plate in the service.

David talks about Ohio pastor Alistair Begg endorsing a Christian attending a "gay wedding" with gift in hand for the purpose of evangelism or something.

David discusses a few Christian social media pet peeves, followed by the purpose and benefits of church membership.

David casually discusses some more of the challenges of the internet and social media being the current communications platform for news and opinion in and out of the Christian conversation.

David talks about the legal clown show that is the Colorado Supreme Court before discussing the propensity of churches to modify their services around Christmas and Easter to be attractive "experiences" for people.