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Tensions in the Middle East are rising again. This week, Pastor Nathan and Pastor Matt are joined by Rabbi Jack Zimmerman from Jewish Voice to discuss the latest conflict between Israel and Iran, the biblical significance of Israel, and how Christians should think about war and prophecy in uncertain times.

In this conversation:

• What’s fueling this latest escalation?
• Does this connect to end times prophecies?
• What should believers pray for?
• How can we stand with Israel biblically—without falling for hype or fear?

A timely, thoughtful episode you don’t want to miss.

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What’s the Christian response to a world that feels increasingly divided and chaotic? In this episode, Pastors Nathan and Matt talk about current events, the challenge of “doomscrolling,” and how to keep your faith front and center when headlines compete for your hope.

• How to filter the news through a biblical lens
• Staying civil in heated cultural debates
• When (and when not) to engage online
• The difference between biblical hope and naïve optimism

If you’ve ever wondered how to engage the news without losing your mind or your witness, this episode is for you.

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We wrap up our two-part series by addressing the final five of the “Top 10 Questions Christians Can’t Answer.” These are the questions that challenge our assumptions, shake our faith, or give voice to long-held doubts.

In this episode, we respond to:

• Why would a loving God create eternal hell?
• Can we really enjoy heaven while others suffer?
• Why does God call Himself jealous if jealousy is a sin?
• Why do people in other religions seem spiritually fulfilled?
• Was the Garden of Eden a setup from the beginning?

If you've wrestled with these yourself or know someone who has, this episode is for you.

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This week we’re replaying one of our most compelling conversations—a response to a viral TikTok questioning whether the modern church has any value at all.

In this classic episode, Pastors Nathan and Matt explore:

• The purpose and function of the church in Scripture
• Why the local church is more than just a weekly service
• What happens when we reduce Christianity to a private spirituality
• Common frustrations with the modern church—and whether they’re valid
• Why community, accountability, and mission still matter

Whether you're burned out on church or deeply involved, this episode asks the hard questions—and seeks honest, biblical answers.

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In this two-part series, Pastors Nathan and Matt respond to a viral list of “Questions Christians Can’t Answer.” In Part 1, they dive deep into the first 5:

1. Why does God allow innocent children to suffer?
2. If God is good, why does the Bible include genocide?
3. If Jesus paid for sin, why would anyone still go to hell?
4. Why doesn’t God reveal Himself like He did to Thomas or Paul?
5. Why does God seem to keep restarting the world—was the Flood a divine do-over?

This isn’t surface-level apologetics. It’s honest, compassionate dialogue for believers and skeptics alike.

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If morality is just a personal or cultural opinion, who gets to decide what’s “right”?

In this episode, Pastors Nathan and Matt respond to a comment questioning whether morality is objective—or just a Christian construct. They explore:

• The difference between objective, subjective, and relative morality
• Why grounding morality in God matters
• How atheism and secularism struggle to define right and wrong
• Real-world implications of moral relativism

If you’ve ever wondered why something feels truly evil—even across cultures—this episode will help explain why truth matters more than opinion.

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After last week’s discussion on how Christians engage with culture and storytelling, we received a great listener question:

Doesn’t Philippians 4:8 tell us to only think about things that are true, noble, pure, and lovely?
So how can we justify watching stories that include evil, grief, or darkness?

In this episode, Pastors Nathan and Matt explore:

• How to interpret Philippians 4:8 in context
• Why truth and beauty can sometimes include hard or dark elements
• How to consume content thoughtfully, not passively
• How to avoid legalism while still honoring Christ in what we take in

If you’ve ever wrestled with what’s okay to watch or listen to as a Christian, this one’s for you.

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Can art help us understand evil—and still lead us to joy?

This week, Pastor Nathan and Pastor Matt sit down with bestselling author and Daily Wire host Andrew Klavan to talk about his powerful new book, The Kingdom of Cain. Together, they dive deep into:

• Why great art has always dealt with murder, darkness, and sin
• How beauty points us toward God, even in sad or terrifying stories
• Why Christian storytelling often misses the mark
• How to rejoice in a broken world without retreating from it

This episode will challenge your assumptions, sharpen your discernment, and remind you that truth, beauty, and joy still matter—especially in the darkest places.

📘 The Kingdom of Cain releases May 6 — Pre-order Here

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