TRUEOLOGY

In this episode, we dive into one of the most consequential speeches in American history — Booker T. Washington's 1895 Atlanta Exposition Address . Washington stood before a racially mixed crowd and offered a bold, pragmatic vision for Black progress rooted in vocational skill, hard work, and economic self-reliance. We break down the speech section by section — from his famous "cast down...

In this episode of Trueology , we’re joined by Ian Huyett , Associate Director and Head of Litigation at Cornerstone , to examine the growing tensions surrounding free speech, religious liberty, and Christian engagement in the public square. Together, we explore real legal battles facing pastors, churches, and everyday believers who are pressured to remain silent or compromise biblical conviction....

Most conversations about Calvinism and determinism fall apart before they even start. People hear the words “God determines all things,” and immediately picture puppets, robots, or a God who bulldozes human choice. But what if the real confusion isn’t the doctrine… but the categories we use to think about it? That’s exactly what this new podcast episode is unpacking. In this episode, we tackle the...

In this episode of TRUEOLOGY , we trace the tangled roots of modern liberalism—from the radical social engineering of Margaret Sanger and the ideological poison of 20th-century communism , to the moral and cultural decay shaping today’s West. We explore how these movements, under the banner of “progress,” dismantled moral order, eroded the family, and replaced truth with personal autonomy. Yet, am...

In this episode of the TRUEOLOGY , we sit down with Pastor Kendall Lankford , host of The Prodcast , to tackle one of the most misunderstood and debated topics in Christian theology: the End Times . Together, we dig into the heart of postmillennialism and preterism , offering a clear, biblical alternative to the confusion caused by popular end-times speculation. We begin by laying out the foundati...

In this episode of Trueology , we reflected on the tragic death of Charlie Kirk and his legacy of mobilizing a generation toward conservatism and public proclamation of the gospel. We addressed the Christian response to liberal ideology, emphasizing the biblical principle of righteous hatred from the imprecatory Psalms, and our calling to speak truth with strength and conviction. We also considere...

In this episode of TRUEOLOGY , we sit down with Michael King of the Massachusetts Family Institute to examine what’s happening inside Massachusetts public schools and why parents should pay attention. From secularized education and radical sex-ed standards to the growing influence of LGBTQ ideology in classrooms, we look at how these policies took root and what they mean for children and families....

In this episode, I sit down with Ben Zeisloft for a candid and challenging conversation on the abortion debate in America. While many assume the pro-life movement has been the frontlines of protecting the preborn, Ben unpacks how the movement itself has, in surprising ways, become one of the biggest culprits in hindering true abolition. We discuss why pro-life leaders and organizations often resis...

In this episode of TRUEOLOGY, we take on one of the most misunderstood doctrines in Christian theology: How can God ordain sin—even sinful desires—yet remain perfectly holy and guiltless? Turning to chapter 5, paragraph 4 of the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, we unpack how God’s sovereign counsel extends not only to creation and redemption, but also to the sinful acts of men and a...

In this powerful conversation, I’m joined by Josh (@SoteriologyA1 on X) as we lay down the biblical and philosophical case for God’s ultimate, determinative control over all things —not just in theory, but in every detail of reality. From this foundation, we move into the heart of the matter: God’s sovereignty over salvation . We unpack how this truth doesn’t cancel human responsibility, but inste...

What does it mean to say that God governs all things —even the smallest details? In this episode, we explore the philosophical and biblical foundations for the doctrine of meticulous providence , the view that God actively and purposefully sustains, directs, and governs every event in creation. We begin by laying out the necessary categories that must exist if meticulous providence is to be rightl...

In this episode, we dive into one of the most challenging truths of Scripture: that God not only permits evil, but purposes it for His glory and our ultimate good. From a Reformed Christian lens, we’ll walk through how the Bible presents God's absolute sovereignty—even over suffering, sin, and tragedy. We’ll tackle the hard questions head-on, showing how God's justice, wisdom, and goodness...

Happy New Year! In this episode, we discuss the philosophical basis for the Christian worldview. From there, we expand upon the idea that the Biblical presuppositions we are called to possess necessitate a post-millennial outlook on the future and in life. The death of Dispensationalism is boldly declared, as well as the reasons for why it is an untenable outlook on life in light of Who Christ is,...

On our first anniversary episode of TRUEOLOGY, we will be addressing the objection, “You can’t legislate morality!” This is a modern objection that lacks critical reflection, but it still tends to push Christian into a corner. This objection has successfully deterred Christians from getting involved in politics, because they have been deceived—as much as the objectors are—that Christians have noth...

Black-activism is NOT what it used to be. And if we’re properly assessing it correctly, it was never fundamentally good either. It has always been a leftist vehicle for socialism and the continued racial disparities it claims to end. In this episode, I invite you to consider modern black-activism and the worldview embedded within it. As Christians, no political, or social topic is outside of the r...

Trump is now President-elect , and the liberals on TIKTOK are screaming with distraught seizures! The conservative have received their “Messiah” , but is it time to kick back and relax? No! In this episode, I address some of the mental meltdowns from the liberal corner and why it’s happening, as well as some of the weird messianic tendencies of those on the republican-right. There are also several...

In light of the 2024 election, I thought it might be helpful to help us understand what the Christian view of politics truly ought to be. Often, politics is consider "worldly" , corrupt, and has no eternal value, but how does the Scriptures inform our worldview in this area? In this episode, you will hear a Biblical case for the Christians involvement in politics and how politics is another means...

On this episode, we conclude our first series with a look at JOHN 3:16 , arguably the most famous verse in all the Bible. While using Dr. McMahon's notes on the topic, I argue that this verse addresses the benefit of Christ to those believing, over against the commonly misapplied understanding, which is that this verse is speaking of personal ability to believe . Though I do not doubt the free exe...

In this episode, we dive into John 3:3 and address the common misunderstanding that this verse is teaching that a person must "make a personal decision to believe in Jesus in order to be regenerated". I contrast that with the textual argument that Jesus is making a profound statement on the necessity of the new birth . In other words, Jesus is saying, "unless the new birth takes pla...

In this episode, J. J. Ricci joins me to talk about various topics around the IFB and the common issues surrounding fundamentalism. Mr. Ricci is an experienced out-reach minster, teacher and writer. His involvement in the IFB and what caused him to leave is a well needed documentation in regards to the essential factors that believers in the IFB often overlook. Church culture is a good thing if it...

We continue our series with a look at Romans 5:8 & Romans 6:14. Both of these verse have been used to support the unbiblical doctrines of universalism and antinomianism in Christian history. Unwittingly, everyday-Christians misuse these verse to arrive at conclusions which are similar in nature to these explicit heresies. But on this episode, as we debunk the notions of these misapplied verses...

On this episode, I've invited Eli Ayala from REVEALED APOLOGETICS to discuss "presuppositional apologetics" that the common person in the pew could understand and apply. Often times, apologetics is seen as a job for the theologians, and those that are exceptionally gifted among us, but on this program, we'll be speaking about a Biblical apologetics method that every single believ...

In this episode, I walk through one of the most controversial passages in the New testament. Matthew 24 has been the center of Christian eschatological discussion for a very long time. Some view what Jesus discloses in this passage as things that are yet to occur from our current reference point. Others have contended that Jesus was prophesying the destruction of the Old testament order and the en...

In this episode, several familiar passages of Scripture are brought under a closer examination in regard to their Biblical meaning. Often times, these verse are mis-applied because of a lack to study of the text to know what it actually teaches. So in part one of "The Most Abused & Misused Verses in The Bible", I try to provoke a faithful interpretation of these verses that we are so...

In this episode I give responses, and some commentary on Lecrae's recent deconstruction testimony made public several months ago. I only cover about twenty minutes of the original footage, but I believe what is reviewed here allows us to assess some of Lecrae's views accurately. I am not attacking Lecrae on a personal level, nor am I calling him out on anything specific. This is just a bri...