What Would Jesus Say About...?

Violence and war have marked human history from the beginning, shaping nations and destroying lives. In this episode, we ask: What would Jesus say about violence in our world? From His rebuke of the sword in Gethsemane to His call to love our enemies, we’ll discover how Jesus confronts not only the politics of war but the anger in our own hearts—and invites us to walk the narrow path of peace. #vi...

Religion has shaped cultures, communities, and history—but it has also fueled hypocrisy, division, and abuse. In this episode of What Would Jesus Say About…? we ask: What would Jesus say about religion itself? Looking at the world He entered—a world full of laws, rituals, and powerful religious leaders—we explore how Jesus confronted hollow religion, exposed hypocrisy, and called people back to th...

Racial tension has left deep wounds in our world—anger, distrust, and division that ripple through communities and even churches. In this episode, we ask: What would Jesus say about race and reconciliation? Looking at the way He crossed cultural boundaries and broke down walls of hostility, we’ll explore how His words challenge prejudice, call us to repentance, and invite us to live as peacemakers...

Behind today’s debates about immigration are real human stories—families longing for safety, belonging, and hope. In this episode, we ask: What would Jesus say about the refugee and the immigrant? From His own experience as a displaced child to His teachings on welcoming the stranger, we’ll see how Jesus’ words push us beyond fear and politics into the radical hospitality of God’s kingdom.#immigra...

In a world where politics can consume our identities, fuel division, and inspire misplaced hope, we ask: What would Jesus say about politics? In this episode, we’ll explore how He refused to be trapped by partisan traps, pointed to a kingdom not of this world, and warned against political idolatry. His words still challenge us today to seek first God’s kingdom above every earthly power.#politics #...