We are back! Thank you all for reaching out, the likes and the shares. Today marks a new chapter in Grit. We've established our beliefs in modern church last year. Now, we dive into the things open for interpretation and the theoretical. In this episode, we jump into Genesis Ch 1-3 ish.

Funny to think that one of the major reasons for people to leave Christ is divorce. Divorce, tattoos? Yes, it's a source of judgement. No, it's not a valid reason to be judged. No, it doesn't keep you from Jesus or redemption. This episode, we talk about this as well as dieting and farting in church. The struggle is real.

Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays? Or, should you record your every good deed? Whatever should a Christian do?

COVID? Election? Death? What you need is hope. In this episode, we discuss where hope comes from.

While we get the live stream up and running plus get the remaining interviews lined up, we thought we'd talk about the important stuff....and does it all signal the end times?

Part 2 of our interview with Jeremy. You are gonna want to hear this! We did deeper into what it means to outreach to his community, those who try, and his take on prosperity gospel. Also, we discuss doing good deeds...as long as the camera is rolling.

This is the episode we've wanted to make since day 1. We've been hard on "leaders" of the Christian faith...and rightfully so. They have created a toxic faith that drives souls away from Christ. They do this in the name of money and fame. However, there are lights that shine in the darkness...those that do the real work of Christ. The ministry is real and his words echo those of Jesus. Ladies and Gentlemen, introducing Jeremy Bourne. https://www.facebook.com/bethelbillings/ [email protected] If you want to reach out to someone real....

This marks the beginning of our new series: Sinners make the best saints. While modern church flaunts facelifts like Kenneth Copeland and Joyce Meyer, the real work done is by redeemed sinners. And their sins, or weakness, becomes their strength. We start with Paul of Tarsus and how the first Apostle's sins became his strength.

The final episode in our series of the issues with modern religion and how it has corrupted the teaching of Jesus. Sure they mean well, but when meaning well destroys other cultures and dehumanizes those you are trying to save....then we have to question "they."

Our take on the George Floyd situation, systemic racism, and what our challenge is to mega churches who provide "thoughts and prayers" while having the capital to show what it means to be a follower of Christ. No politics, no defensiveness, just real talk.