Today, Paul M. Neuberger charges headlong into the “separation of church and state” debate—not to play by the world’s rules, but to call them out. America hasn’t silenced religion—it’s replaced Christianity with a new god called secular humanism. Neutrality? It’s a myth. Every company, every classroom, every government is preaching a gospel—just not always the Gospel of Jesus Christ.The cost? Criticism. Accusation. Exile from the “acceptable” conversation. But remember this, men—Jesus is still Lord. The Word is still truth. The light isn’t meant for the sanctuary—it’s meant for the world.The battle lines are drawn. What will you do when you’re asked to check your faith at the door? Will you stay silent, or will you stand?"In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." –Matthew 5:16Episode Highlights12:07 - Now that we've established why I don't believe a truly neutral public square exists, I want to talk about the worldview that has increasingly filled the space once occupied by Christianity in a lot of our cultural institutions. And again, that worldview is secular humanism.20:23 - If somebody says my position comes from biblical truth, they're frequently accused of bringing religion into the discussion. But if somebody else says my position comes from personal autonomy or human flourishing or social progress or evolving moral consensus, those ideas are often treated as though they're simply objective and universal. That is an example of inconsistency, because those are moral frameworks too.41:00 - I believe that one of the greatest dangers facing the American church today is not persecution. Instead, it's passivity. Apathy. Far too many believers have convinced themselves that if they simply stay quiet, work hard, attend church on Sunday, and avoid controversy, that everything is going to somehow work itself out. I don't believe history supports that conclusion. Not by a mile.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Today, we tackle a story gripping headlines and shaking the political world. Graham Platner—a name now synonymous with scandal, denial, and convenient ignorance. The temptation? To ignore the warning signs. To protect power instead of people. To excuse sin when it serves our side.But we’re not here to excuse. We’re here to expose the bigger disease: a society that prizes winning over righteousness, victory over virtue. Yes, the cost is real—criticism, outrage, even loss. But Jesus is still King, even when “convenient ignorance” rules the day.The question is simple. When your moment of truth arrives—will you stay silent, or stand up?"Whoever walks in integrity walks securely, but whoever takes crooked paths will be found out." –Proverbs 10:9Episode Highlights19:00 - As followers of Jesus Christ, we don't have the luxury of living by the world's standard of convenient ignorance. We're called to something more, much higher. We're called to pursue truth even when it's uncomfortable. We're called to protect the vulnerable even when it's unpopular. We're called to confront sin even when it costs us something.32:02 - At the end of our lives, I don't believe the Lord is going to ask whether speaking the truth was politically convenient. I believe he'll ask whether we were faithful. And in my opinion, that's a question that every one of us should be preparing to answer today. Not someday, not next month. Today.39:34 - If there's one lesson I hope that every Christian walks away with from today's episode of the C Suite for Christ podcast, it's this: Stop fearing people more than you fear God... That's the root of so many compromises that we see today. People stay silent because they're afraid... but Scripture repeatedly reminds us to reverse that way of thinking. Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Today, we’re not pretending. We’re not sugarcoating. We’re charging directly into the lion’s den—the devastating reality of pornography. This isn’t secondhand hearsay. This is Paul M. Neuberger, founder of C-Suite for Christ, stripping away all pretense, confessing his own struggles, and laying bare the insidious grip of lust, shame, and secrecy. For years, this weapon left him bloodied—hidden, hurting, haunted. The cost was real: the agony of failure, the isolation of silence, the devil’s constant accusations.But let’s be clear—Jesus is still Lord. Darkness flees from the light. Sin loses its power when confessed. The cross is STILL bigger than your worst mistake. So the question isn’t just how Paul fought… it’s how YOU will fight. Will you keep hiding? Or will you step up, break your chains, and rise?What will you do when the Enemy knocks at your door? Don’t sit this one out. Buckle up, open your Bible, and get ready—this episode is raw, real, and rooted in truth."So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed." –John 8:36Episode Highlights15:00 - Jesus offers abundant life. Porn offers temporary stimulation followed by nothing but emptiness. Jesus offers intimacy. Porn offers isolation. Jesus offers peace. Porn offers secrecy. Jesus offers freedom. Porn offers slavery. The enemy doesn't have to convince us that darkness is good. He just simply has to convince us it's better than waiting on God. 24:31 - This isn't merely about resisting temptation. It's about recognizing that every step toward holiness is also a step away from a trap, the enemy desperately hopes you're never going to escape.44:25 - Shame says hide. Jesus says, come to me. Shame says, you're too dirty. Jesus says, I've already paid for your cleansing. Shame says, your future. It's over. Jesus says, I'm making all things new. Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite 

Today’s battleground: entertainment. The idol nobody wants to admit they’re worshiping. Not money. Not politics. Entertainment. It’s invaded our homes, hijacked our attention, numbed our hearts, and dulled our hunger for God. And we let it happen—one click, one scroll, one “just one more episode” at a time.Paul M. Neuberger doesn’t pull any punches. He calls out the lies. He names the enemy. He exposes the subtle drift from recreation to idolatry—even in the church. In a culture obsessed with comfort, we’re challenged to audit our habits, reorder our loves, and stand apart from the crowd.Jesus is still Lord—even when the world worships the next distraction.So… What wins your heart when the pressure is on? When silence stings and the screen beckons—who gets your worship?"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will." –Romans 12:2Episode Highlights08:37 - I become convinced that one of the enemy's most effective strategies isn't convincing Christians to stop believing in Jesus. It's convincing us that we can follow Jesus passionately while giving him whatever attention is left over after everything else has had its turn. That should concern every single one of us.15:52 - One of the greatest lies we've accepted is this. If it isn't sinful, it can't become spiritually dangerous. I don't believe that's true for a single second, and neither should you... Every good gift becomes dangerous when it quietly replaces the giver.44:09 - I'm convinced that one of the greatest acts of rebellion against our culture isn't becoming louder. It's becoming holier. It's turning off the noise long enough to hear God's voice. It's opening the Bible before opening social media. It's praying before posting.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Today, we’re drawing the line in the sand on one of the most untouchable topics out there: biblical womanhood, the modern feminist movement, and what it truly means to build a Christ-centered family. Paul M. Neuberger isn’t here to coddle, compromise, or conform. He’s calling out the culture—the one that trades covenant for comfort, exalts independence over interdependence, and diminishes the sacred art of motherhood and biblical marriage.Make no mistake: speaking this truth will cost you. Labels. Criticism. Cancel culture will come knocking.But Jesus is still Lord. His design is still perfect. His Word is still the final authority.So here’s your challenge—when culture contradicts the cross, will you bow, or will you stand?"Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will." —Romans 12:2Episode Highlights07:36 - Culture changes every generation, while God's Word never does... The question before us isn't whether culture has strong opinions. We know it certainly does. The question is whether those opinions will shape our convictions more than the unchanging truth of God's word.15:28 - If our definition of freedom leads us away from obedience to God, then according to Scripture, well, it ain't true freedom at all. Real freedom isn't found in doing whatever we want. Real freedom is found in becoming the people God created us to be.26:32 - Marriage doesn't become stronger because one spouse wins. It becomes stronger when both husband and wife become more like Jesus. And that's where lasting transformation begins.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Today, we’re confronting a lie the world wants you to swallow: that comfort is the goal, and hardship means God has left the building. Not here. Not on this podcast. Here, we expose the deception. Here, we tell the truth: God uses suffering to forge warriors for the Kingdom.The world worships comfort. Our flesh runs from discomfort. Our prayers beg for escape. But Scripture is clear—“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.” –John 16:33Pain has a purpose. Trials are not the enemy. Suffering is not the end. Christ is refining you. Christ is present in the fire.So when your valley turns dark—will you run, or will you let God use it? What’s He trying to produce in you?Episode Highlights08:05 - If comfort becomes the goal of your life, suffering will always feel like failure. But if becoming more like Jesus becomes the goal of your life, well, suffering then begins to look very different. It becomes less like punishment, and more like preparation.24:06 - What if the difficulty you're facing isn't proof that God has abandoned you? What if it's proof that he's actively shaping you? The world sees suffering as an interruption. The Christian should see it as an invitation—an invitation to trust, an invitation to surrender, an invitation to discover that Christ is sufficient.35:56 - "That's why one of the boldest prayers you will ever pray is this: Lord, if this trial will make me more like your son, please don't waste a single moment of it. That's not a prayer of resignation. Instead, that's a prayer of surrender. It's declaring that God's purposes are greater than your preferences.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Today, Paul M. Neuberger ignites the conversation our culture tries to snuff out—assisted suicide. It’s not just a policy issue. It’s not just a healthcare debate. This is a war for the soul of our society, for the sacredness of every human life, from the boardroom to the bedside.While the world calls death “compassion,” we call it what it is: surrender to fear and loss of hope. And Paul M. Neuberger refuses to bow. He calls out the lies. He names the slippery slopes. He pulls back the curtain on what’s happening in Canada—and warns what could come next.You’ll hear the cost. The criticism. The pressure to stay silent. But here’s the greater truth: Jesus is still Lord. Human value is non-negotiable. Life is not up for grabs.So… when your moment comes—will you stand?Will you speak?Will you fight for life?"So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them." –Genesis 1:27Episode Highlights20:51 - The world often asks, what can this person contribute? God asks, do you understand who created this person? Those are entirely different perspectives. And here's where Christians have got to be especially careful. The culture often presents assisted suicide as an issue of compassion. But when compassion becomes disconnected from truth, it becomes pretty dangerous.36:18 - Once a society accepts the premise that death can be an appropriate solution to suffering, determining where that principle stops becomes extraordinarily difficult. Scripture says this in Proverbs 4:23. Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it. The principle applies not only to individuals, but also to cultures. Ideas matter, worldviews matter. Foundational assumptions matter.44:44 - The culture may not applaud biblical truth, but Christians were never called to measure success by applause. Instead, we were called to measure success by obedience. Jesus said this in Matthew 5:14-16. You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden. Let your light shine before others that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven. Light can't fulfill its purpose if it remains hidden.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Welcome to Savior Speakers, where we refuse to water down the gospel to fit a world allergic to truth. In this bold episode, John Kidwell, CEO & Founder of Leadwell, steps forward as an uncompromising Christ-centered voice, challenging leaders in every sphere to examine the true purpose of their God-given gifts. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:10, you’ll be confronted—heart, soul, and mind—by the call to step beyond self and steward your unique talents for something greater than personal success.Are you ready to trade comfort for calling and applause for obedience? Whether you lead from the boardroom or your home, this conversation is a direct invitation to surrender, to serve, and to let God’s varied grace flow through you. Tune in and discover what it truly means when your gift is not meant for you."Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms." –1 Peter 4:10Episode Highlights03:03 - This is a gift that is meant to be outwardly focused, to be generously shared and used as contribution to the world around us, to glorify God and show his grace to others.10:09 - God owns it all. He owns my business, he owns the organization, he owns these pieces. And he has placed each of us in that area to be able to steward these things on his behalf.17:51 - It's a wonderful thing that God has given us by his grace to be able to generously use it and find pleasure in using it to serve other people. Will you endeavor in that with me?Connect with Jon KidwellLinkedInWebsite

Today’s episode? Prophecy under the microscope. No fortune cookies, no vague predictions—just bold, history-shaking, cross-centered TRUTH. The world says faith and reason can’t mix. The world says belief is for the weak. The world says the Bible’s just a book.We say: Watch God’s Word stand the test.We walk through the evidence—prophecies foretold, fulfilled, and impossible to ignore. We highlight the messianic bulls-eye, the rise and fall of empires, the resurrection of Israel itself. And we name the real cost: ridicule, opposition, relentless attacks… but never a retreat.This is the line in the sand. Jesus is still Lord—yesterday, today, and forever.What will YOU do when tested? Will you hide, or will you stand?Buckle up, brothers and sisters. This one’s raw, real, and rooted in truth."Remember the former things, those of long ago; I am God, and there is no other; I am God, and there is none like me. I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, ‘My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please." –Isaiah 46:9-10Episode Highlights06:30 - The God of the Bible does something that no other God, religion, philosophy, worldview, spiritual guru, psychic, fortune teller or religious text has ever successfully done in the history of the world. He predicts the future...Not after the fact, not in vague language, not in symbolic statements that can be twisted to mean anything...Instead, he predicts specific events before they happen, and then those events happen.35:39 - Even if Stoner's calculations were dramatically reduced, the conclusion would remain the exact same. The odds would still be absurdly small...Imagine winning the Powerball lottery. Now imagine doing it again and again and again and again. At some point, nobody would believe luck was responsible. They would have to assume that something else was happening.46:51 - The greatest miracle isn't that God predicted the future. The greatest miracle is that God entered history. The prophecies point to Jesus. The evidence points to Jesus. The Old Testament points to Jesus. The New Testament points to Jesus. History points to Jesus. The question isn't whether the Bible has been accurate. The evidence overwhelmingly demonstrates that it has. The question is whether we'll respond to the one the prophecies reveal.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite

Today, we’re tackling a question nobody wants to talk about but every believer must face: Why does the world hate Christianity? Why aren’t we just ignored or disagreed with—why are we targeted, marginalized, rejected outright? Paul M. Neuberger pulls back the curtain on 2,000 years of pushback. From the Roman Colosseum to today’s corporate boardroom—the face of opposition changes, but the mission stays the same.Because at the center of every act of ridicule, every moment of contempt, every time the mob tells you to sit down and shut up—one truth stands: Jesus is STILL Lord. The world hates what it cannot control. Faithfulness has always been more important than popularity.So when your moment of truth comes when your integrity, your courage, your commitment to Christ is put to the test—what will YOU do?Lock in. Open your Bible. This one’s going to be raw, real, and relentlessly committed to the truth.“If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first. 19 If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you." —John 15:18-19Episode Highlights14:48 - Jesus Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever. Now think about that one. Cultures change, governments change, trends change. Public opinion changes. God changes, never does. That truth is incredibly comforting for believers. It's also incredibly threatening to a culture that wants to redefine everything.22:11 - You can't kill an idea whose founder walked out of his own grave... The Roman Empire couldn't stop Christianity. Communism couldn't stop Christianity. Dictators couldn't stop Christianity... Christianity was never built upon a political movement. It was built upon a resurrected savior.46:08 - The hatred directed toward Christianity should not surprise us. Jesus told us it was going to happen. The apostles experienced it. The early church endured it. Faithful believers all throughout history have faced it. And now it's our turn. The goal has never been popularity... The goal has always been faithfulness to Christ.Connect with Paul M. NeubergerWebsite