June is here, which means it's officially Pride Month — and we've got a lot to talk about. In this episode of the Ask A Christian Podcast, host Nate and the crew dig into the full Pride Month calendar from a Christian perspective. What's the biblical response when a secular world dedicates an entire month to something Scripture has clear things to say about? Spoiler: it's more nuanced than a social media argument, and it requires more love than a counter-protest sign.Then things get weird — in the best possible way. Christian furries are apparently a thing. Yes, really. We're talking about the growing tension between the furry fandom and Christians who happen to be part of it, and asking the honest question: what does a biblical worldview say about identity, community, and dressing up as a wolf? (For what it's worth, Jesus is called both a Lion and a Lamb in Scripture, so animals aren't entirely off the table.)We also tackle one of the internet's favorite bad-faith Bible memes: the claim that Abraham was just a schizophrenic hearing voices when he nearly sacrificed his son Isaac. It's a serious objection that deserves a serious answer — and we give it one. The context of Genesis 22, the theological weight of the Akedah, and the coherence of divine revelation all point to something far more intentional than a hallucination.Then, because online fandoms have apparently lost their minds, we cover the story of Kathleen Koszola — a 61-year-old widow who started a Disney World fan page to cope with grief after losing her husband, and found herself harassed, stalked, and doxxed by rabid Disney adults who apparently treat the Magic Kingdom like a religion you're not allowed to film. Relevant story from the New York Post (read more at: https://nypost.com/2026/06/02/us-news/rabid-disney-adults-harass-doxx-widow-over-her-magic-kingdom-videos/)And we close with one of the most common and most serious objections to Christianity: does the New Testament condone slavery? We break down the Greek word doulos, how translators have wrestled with it for centuries, what Paul actually meant when he called himself a "bondservant of Christ," and why the Bible's view of human dignity is far more radical than its critics give it credit for.Whether you're wrestling with hard questions or just trying to keep up with June, this episode has something for you.For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com HASHTAGS:#AskAChristianPodcast #Christianity #BibleAnswers #Apologetics #PrideMonth #ChristianFurries #AbrahamAndIsaac #BiblicalSlavery #ChristianLife #BibleStudy #FaithQuestions #ChristianApologetics #DisneyAdults #HardBibleQuestions #Jesus

A self-styled prophet rips a page out of a Bible and literally commands a teenager to chew and swallow it in front of a cheering congregation — and no, that is not a metaphor, and yes, the title of the original article really does say "Not Clickbait." Nate and Steph react to the viral clip of "Prophet" Kevin Leal doing exactly this at a West Virginia church service, break down why this crosses well beyond charismatic disagreement into something genuinely alarming, and land on the official Ask A Christian Podcast position: please consume Scripture with your eyes. Your digestive tract was not designed for the book of Proverbs. (Watch the clip at: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DY00a9quRap/ — full story at: https://protestia.com/2026/05/26/eat-this-swallow-it-prophet-rips-page-out-of-a-bible-and-makes-teen-swallow-it-not-clickbait/) Then the conversation gets theological. A critic asks: what makes God good if He kills people — including children — in the Bible? Nate and Steph work through the actual context of God's judgment in Scripture, who the recipients of that judgment actually were, and why the "glass half full" angle on infant deaths in the Old Testament is more substantive than it first sounds. Finally: is Jesus actually necessary? Could God have just forgiven everyone without the cross? The crew digs into why the answer is no — not because of arbitrary rules, but because a truly just and good God cannot simply wave away sin without a payment that satisfies his own nature. Steph walks through the covenant logic, the Islamic comparison falls flat, and a live agnostic audience member pushes back in real time, which always makes for good radio. Welcome to the Ask A Christian Podcast with host Nate and co-host Steph — where the questions are real, the theology is serious, and at least one false prophet is on notice.📚 Resources & Links: "Prophet" Kevin Leal Bible-swallowing video - https://www.instagram.com/reel/DY00a9quRap/Full Protestia story on Kevin Leal - https://protestia.com/2026/05/26/eat-this-swallow-it-prophet-rips-page-out-of-a-bible-and-makes-teen-swallow-it-not-clickbait/ For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com C. TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Intro & welcome back01:03 - Pride Month discussion04:27 - SBC elder plurality & women pastors (Protestia op-ed)06:24 - Prophet Kevin Leal: who is he?07:52 - Watching the clip: prophet commands teen to eat Bible page12:10 - Reaction: false prophecy vs. charismatic disagreement14:18 - Where's the line for charismatics?18:32 - What makes God good if He kills people?20:37 - Who actually gets judged in Scripture and why23:08 - What about the babies? (Amalekites, Noah's flood)28:51 - Do babies go to heaven? David's son and Jesus on children32:44 - Is Jesus necessary for salvation?33:18 - Steph: why the covenant requires the cross35:52 - Can God just forgive without Jesus? Islam comparison40:15 - Atheist pushback: is the whole thing just arbitrary?44:20 - Why God chose relationship over snapping his fingers50:10 - Closing thoughts & how to join the Discord D. HASHTAGS#AskAChristianPodcast #IsJesusNecessary #ChristianApologetics #FalseProphet #Christianity #Bible #Jesus #Salvation #GodIsGood #BibleStudy #ChristianPodcast #Theology #Charismatics #OldTestament #ChristianDebate

Nate opens by absolutely dunking on a TikTok rant claiming Satan is never punished in the Bible and that the serpent in Eden isn't the devil — with receipts from Luke 10, Matthew 25, and Revelation 12. Read the book, guys. It's not that long.Then the real marathon begins: do Christians still need to follow the 613 laws of Moses? Nate, Greg, and a rotating cast of guests dig deep into Galatians, Romans 7, Exodus 19, Deuteronomy 4, Acts 15, and Psalm 147 to answer whether the Law of Moses was ever meant for Gentiles, what it means that Christ fulfilled the law, and whether you're obligated to keep the Ten Commandments, observe the Sabbath, or do any of the ceremonial stuff. Spoiler: Jesus is the new lawgiver. Moses doesn't have jurisdiction over you anymore — and Greg's California-to-Nevada analogy might be the best illustration of this you've ever heard.Late in the episode, a self-described Communist Christian rolls in, polygamy gets debated, and somehow the conversation ends with an argument about whether HIV existed in biblical times. It's a journey. You've been warned.For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Intro01:13 - Was Satan ever punished? TikTok response02:26 - Is the serpent in Eden really Satan?12:01 - Continued: Satan's punishment and the lake of fire18:05 - Does the Law of Moses still apply to Christians?19:41 - Gideon joins: What is the Law for?41:00 - Debate: Are Christians still bound by the commandments?44:35 - Was the Law of Moses only for Israel?53:38 - Greg: Christians are dead to the law through Christ57:05 - Christ as the new lawgiver (Sermon on the Mount)1:06:45 - True Israel joins: Did Jesus tell us to keep the law?1:31:44 - Michael: What about Paul quoting the law in Ephesians and Corinthians?1:39:10 - Communist Christian: Was Jesus a communist? Polygamy in the Bible1:44:21 - Polygamy under the Old Covenant: regulated, not mandated1:48:24 - Did polygamy spread STDs? The HIV debate HASHTAGS#AskAChristianPodcast #Christianity #Bible #LawOfMoses #Jesus #Apologetics #BibleStudy #OldTestament #NewCovenant #TenCommandments #ChristianApologetics #Galatians #Satan #BibleDebate #ChristianLife

What does the Bible actually say about divorce and remarriage — and does unhappiness count as grounds? In this episode, Nate and the crew field a wildcard question from a Hindu caller who identifies as the goddess Shiva, wants out of her marriage to a Catholic Navy man, and — plot twist — thinks the Bible needs to be rewritten to accommodate her feelings. Relatable content, honestly.But that opens the door to a serious, substantive conversation about what the Bible teaches on marriage and divorce. The hosts tackle the unequally yoked principle from 2 Corinthians 6, what the biblical purpose of marriage actually is (spoiler: not your happiness), the narrow biblical grounds for divorce — adultery, true abandonment — and whether domestic abuse constitutes grounds to divorce and/or remarry. 1 Corinthians 7 and Matthew 19 both come under the microscope, and the co-hosts don't always land in the same place, which makes for genuinely good discussion.If you've ever wondered why Christians have such strong (and sometimes divided) views on divorce, this episode is for you. No drama. Well, some drama. She did claim to be a deity.For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com TIMESTAMPS00:00 - Intro01:22 - Hindu caller: married a Catholic, wants a divorce03:47 - What does the Bible say about unequally yoked marriages?09:31 - Is happiness a biblical reason to leave a marriage?28:36 - Does the Bible promise happiness or joy?35:21 - Does domestic abuse justify divorce?43:15 - How many biblical grounds for divorce actually exist?46:12 - Can a divorced Christian remarry? The adultery exception50:14 - Deep dive into 1 Corinthians 7 — separation vs. divorce55:34 - What does "not under bondage" mean in 1 Corinthians 7:15?1:00:15 - Closing thoughts on biblical marriage HASHTAGS#AskAChristianPodcast #Christianity #Bible #BibleStudy #ChristianMarriage #Divorce #BiblicalMarriage #Remarriage #ChristianApologetics #Faith #Apologetics #Jesus #Gospel #FaithQuestions #ChristianLife

Welcome to Christian Bible Questions Answered, your home for clear, gospel-centered, and biblically accurate answers to the toughest questions about the Bible, Jesus Christ, and faith. Whether you are a lifelong believer looking to deepen your theology or a skeptic searching for honest truth, you are welcome here. Scripture is our final authority as we dive into the digital mission field to tackle deep theological truths and practical Christian living. In this episode of the Ask A Christian Podcast, we are tackling a massive range of critical topics—from hard-hitting relationship standards to intense cross-examination of Islamic theology: 1 Corinthians 7 & Biblical Marriage: What does the Bible actually say about commitment? We unpack the text to show why husbands and wives are commanded not to separate or divorce, looking at the high standard God sets for Christian couples. The Hypostatic Union (Can God Die?): We address a heavy question from a Muslim listener struggling to understand how Jesus can be fully God—eternal, immortal, and uncreated—and yet truly experience death on the cross. Islamic Justice vs. Biblical Grace: We contrast the gospel of grace with the Islamic system of justice, diving deep into the concept of the "Great Scales" where a person's deeds are weighed, exposing the stark difference between earning salvation and receiving it through Christ. A Very Progressive Memorial Day: To wrap things up, Steph pops in with a hilarious, deadpan recap of her family's chaotic local Memorial Day celebration, where traditional patriotic displays were completely overshadowed by a sea of local rainbow flags. Have a difficult question about theology, Church history, or Christian living? Get your answers by submitting your questions directly to us! 👉 Ask your questions here: askachristianpodcast.com 🕒 Timestamps00:00 - Intro01:02 - Biblical teaching on marriage and divorce (1 Corinthians 7)22:56 - Muslim caller asks: How can Jesus be God and die?53:30 - Gay bookstore takes over the town — church blocked from community center59:34 - Christian parents pulling kids from public schools and camps over gender ideology 🏷️ Keywords & Hashtags#ChristianBibleQuestions #AskAChristian #HypostaticUnion #1Corinthians7 #BiblicalMarriage #Apologetics #IslamicJustice #ChristianPodcast #DeedsVsGrace #MemorialDay2026

In this episode of Ask A Christian Podcast, Nate tackles tough questions head-on: Is the Trinity three gods? If Jesus doesn’t know the day or hour, does that mean He’s not God? We break down the two natures of Christ (divine and human), how the Son submits to the Father, and why this doesn’t contradict God’s omniscience.We also dive deep into the “chosen people” — Israelites, northern vs southern kingdoms, wild olive branches, and Romans 11 grafting with a lively (and persistent) caller. Plus: Bible translation debates (KJV vs others, Latin Vulgate, and “corruption”), races from Adam & Eve, forgiveness without liking someone, and a real-talk segment on the Israel-Palestine conflict.Light on fluff, heavy on Scripture and clear answers — with the usual mix of patience, pushback, and occasional hot tub stories. Whether you’re exploring Christianity, wrestling with objections, or just love good-faith dialogue, this one’s for you.For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.comTimestamps:00:00 - Intro01:26 - Trinity: Are we worshiping three gods?02:32 - Did the Father save Jesus from the cross?03:32 - Jesus not knowing the day or hour — Does this disprove He’s God?07:54 - Two natures of Christ & roles in the Trinity (St. Augustine insight)11:01 - Forgiveness: You can forgive and still cut someone off12:13 - Hot tub atheist objections: Bible editing & Catholic Church13:11 - How did different races come from Adam & Eve?19:56 - Bible transmission & reliability27:59 - Who are God’s chosen people? Israelites & covenants33:56 - Romans 11 explained: Natural branches, wild branches & grafting38:41 - Two meanings of “Gentiles” & northern kingdom47:17 - Official answer on Jews, Gentiles & salvation58:55 - King James Only debate vs Latin Vulgate & other translations1:09:54 - Listener question: Christian view on Israel-Palestine conflict1:26:20 - Closing thoughts & prayer for peaceHashtags:#AskAChristianPodcast #TrinityExplained #JesusIsGod #CanYouLoseSalvation #ChosenPeople #Romans11 #BibleTranslation #KJVDebate #ChristianApologetics #FaithQuestions #BibleStudy #GospelTruth #ChristianPodcast #TwoNaturesOfChrist #GodsPlan

Are extraterrestrials finally making headlines, or is the government just pulling off the ultimate cosmic magic trick? In this episode of the Ask A Christian Podcast, host Nate dives headfirst into the recent Fox News broadcast claiming four distinct, verified alien species are hanging around our planet. Is it an actual alien disclosure, or just a massive distraction from reality?  Once we finish scanning the skies, we bring things back down to earth to solve a classic theological puzzle: "I'm not baptized but totally want to be—what do I do?" Nate offers some highly practical, budget-friendly advice involving immediate water sources and localized puddles. We also tackle the modern landscape of vaccines from both a Christian and secular standpoint, before navigating the ultimate test of faith: tax codes, fleeing state tax bases, and why certain major cities are suddenly begging their demonized residents to come back home. For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com TIMESTAMPS:00:00 - Intro01:16 - Fox News Alien Disclosure & UFO Species Discussion12:36 - Flat Earth, Stars, and the Firmament Debate with Gregory28:15 - Steph's Baptism Conundrum35:24 - Vaccine Discussion (Christian & Secular Standpoints)1:00:46 - Tax Bases, Moving LLCs, and Fleeing New York1:02:22 - Outro / Closing Thoughts HASHTAGS:#AskAChristianPodcast #AlienDisclosure #UFOs #FoxNewsAliens #ChristianBaptism #HowToBeBaptized #ChristianApologetics #FaithQuestions #BibleDiscussion #ChristianPerspective #VaccineDebate #TaxBase #FaithAndPolitics #ChristianPodcast #Truth

Welcome back to the Ask a Christian Podcast with your host, Nate! In this episode, we dive headfirst into controversial waters, kicking off the Ask a Christian Book Club with a raw, unfiltered review of the highly controversial 1973 French novel, The Camp of the Saints. We examine why the internet wants this text banned, the reality of the "Streisand Effect," and how its predictions compare to the factual geopolitical realities of Europe and America in 2026. Then, the gloves come off in a heated theological debate: Are there still modern-day apostles and prophets active in the church, or did the apostolic office officially close during the foundational era of the New Testament? We pit Ephesians 4 and 1 Corinthians 12 against strict foundational cessationism in a lively back-and-forth between Pastor Sean, G, and a fiery biblicist. To wrap things up, things take an unexpected personal turn as past allegations clash on air, followed by two inspiring blind guests who share how they find pure joy in the Lord through their trials. Plus, we look at cult-owned restaurant chains, and break down a truly bizarre viewer comment that claims Seth is the actual father of the Trinity. Don't miss this jam-packed session! Please take a quick second to like, share, and subscribe to support the channel. 🌐 Learn more & connect: http://askachristianpodcast.com ⏱️ Full Episode Timestamps0:00 - Welcome to the Ask A Christian Podcast & Announcements0:21 - Chapter 2: Introducing the Ask A Christian Book Club1:04 - Cult-Owned Restaurants & Canceling Steph1:15 - Breaking Down a Unhinged User Comment: "Seth" and the Trinity1:33 - Chapter 3: Banned Books, the Streisand Effect & Camp of the Saints Review4:14 - Chapter 4: Assessing the 1973 Predictions vs. Global Realities in 20267:01 - Chapter 5: Theological Debate: Do Modern Apostles and Prophets Exist?9:17 - Chapter 6: Church Order: Biblical Offices of Pastors, Elders, and Deacons10:26 - Chapter 7: Levels of Apostleship, Church Planting, and Missionaries Today11:36 - Chapter 8: Breaking Down Ephesians 4 & 1 Corinthians12:53 - Chapter 9: False Prophets, Deuteronomy 13, and Modern Heresies15:19 - Chapter 10: Foundational vs. Continuing Offices: Are Apostles Temporary?19:02 - Chapter 11: Cessationism Debate: Scripture Level Truth & Direct Revelation22:08 - Chapter 12: Confrontation in the Room: Address of Past Comments & Apology55:00 - The Restaurant Cults Segment: Steph begins reading about the Yellow Deli 1:06:48 - Wrap Up, Logos AI, and Steph Arrives Late Because She is Blind to Her Hallway 4. Relevant Hashtags#AskAChristianPodcast #Christianity #Bible #Faith #Jesus #Apologetics #Gospel #Theology #BibleStudy #ChurchHistory #Ephesians4 #ModernApostles #CampOfTheSaints #Cessationism #ChristianDebate

How do we understand the Trinity without accidentally committing heresy? On today's episode of the Ask A Christian Podcast, host Nate breaks down a question from a caller struggling to wrap their mind around the Triune nature of God. We explore the biblical evidence for the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit and why standard human analogies usually fall short. Then, the gloves come off as we tackle the wild world of modern "deliverance ministries." If a church claims to repeatedly cast demons out of the exact same person Sunday after Sunday, what does that actually say about their authority? Spoiler alert: either the demons are bad roommates who refuse to stay evicted, or someone is running a spiritual racket. It gets even better when we discover this particular church is actively selling a "$250 Silver Bullet" for spiritual warfare. Because nothing says "biblical authority over the powers of darkness" quite like a premium, high-markup tactical novelty item. We dive deep into Scripture to uncover what real spiritual warfare looks like and how to spot a predatory church scam before it empties your wallet. For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com Timestamps00:00 - Intro00:05 - Video vs. Audio: Help Nate choose the channel's future format04:17 - Is Christianity monotheistic if Christians believe in the Trinity?06:10 - Who is the supreme being in the Trinity?07:50 - Do Christians associate partners with the Creator?09:21 - Spiritual discernment and understanding the Trinity through the Bible13:14 - The $250 deliverance ministry scam: Do silver bullets work on demons?19:02 - The history of religious gimmicks, magic change purses, and red flags22:48 - The simplest answer is free: Why you don't need charms or special cloths23:37 - Is the city of Jerusalem a holy physical icon?25:41 - Living room vs. Holy Land: Where do you experience God?29:32 - Gym failures and why exercise might be bad for your health31:52 - Pink covers, thumb tabs, and the "Giant Print" Bible crisis34:56 - How Christian Book Distributors (CBD) put local stores out of business37:06 - Why CBD had to change their original website domain name 🏷️ Hashtags#AskAChristianPodcast #Trinity #UnderstandingTheTrinity #SpiritualWarfare #DeliveranceMinistry #ChurchScams #ExposingScams #BibleQuestions #ChristianApologetics #DemonicPossession #BiblicalTruth #TheologyMatters #ChristianPodcast #FaithQuestions #FalseTeachers

In this episode of the Ask A Christian Podcast, we take a deep dive into Volume 2 of John Calvin’s monumental work, Institutes of the Christian Religion. We weigh directly into some of the most fiercely debated waters of Protestant Reformation theology, unpacking Calvin's intricate and unyielding frameworks as he actively combats heresy and systematically dismantles false traditions. We evaluate Calvin's famous claim that apart from God, human nature possesses "not a single spark of goodness." Is our everyday morality completely worthless when standing before the microscopic perfection of a holy God? We break down the memorable analogies from the episode—including the "sooty kitchen" illustration, the sun radiating both light and heat, and the father accepting a messy, imperfect gift from his toddler—to understand how Calvin balances forensic justification with an ongoing pursuit of sanctification. This biblical analysis confronts how Calvin directly takes on medieval human merit doctrines with scriptural fire, showing why his bold defense of true doctrine remains a powerful blueprint for biblical discernment today. Episode Title: Institutes of the Christian Religion (Volume 2) by John Calvin Review – Combating Heresy!Presented by the Ask A Christian Podcast. For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com C. TIMESTAMPS0:00 - Introduction to the 16th-Century Theological Revolution0:35 - Diving into Volume 2 of Calvin's Institutes1:45 - The Total Impossibility of Human Merit5:10 - Dissecting the Four Classes of Humanity11:30 - Civic Virtue vs. True Righteousness: "Brilliant Vices"18:15 - The Sooty Kitchen Analogy (Why Imperfect Actions Can't Save)25:40 - Exposing the Papacy, Cooperation, and the Treasury of Merit31:05 - Justification & Sanctification: The Inseparable Light and Heat of the Sun37:20 - Laws, Bounties, and Leaping Over the Moon39:15 - The Three-Fold Acceptance & The Toddler's Gift40:53 - Final Thoughts: Stripping Away Personal Merit for Ultimate Gratitude #AskAChristianPodcast #InstitutesOfTheChristianReligion #JohnCalvin #BookReview #ChristianBooks #Theology #ReformedTheology #Calvinism #Justification #Sanctification #GraceAlone #FaithAlone #BiblicalAnalysis #ChristianPodcast #Discernment #CombatingHeresy #Reformation