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Been given the amazing privilege of leading Sunday school at my local church on a topic that I'm very passionate about. You guys have seen most of this material before but highly recommend tuning in as we get amazing questions from the audience and a little restructure of the material!

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Been given the amazing privilege of leading Sunday school at my local church on a topic that I'm very passionate about. You guys have seen most of this material before but highly recommend tuning in as we get amazing questions from the audience and a little restructure of the material!

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Been given the amazing privilege of leading Sunday school at my local church on a topic that I'm very passionate about. You guys have seen most of this material before but highly recommend tuning in as we get amazing questions from the audience and a little restructure of the material!

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In the last episode of our mini‑series, we explored the Reformation’s competing ideas about who should read Scripture, what Scripture is, and whether it is clear in itself. We saw a sharp divide between the Protestant conviction that every Christian should read the Bible and the Eastern Orthodox position that, historically, often restricted access to it.
Today we take the next step and dive into the question of the Canon—because whenever we talk about the authority of Scripture, we first have to know what counts as Scripture. We’ll examine why the Eastern Orthodox tradition has no unified or historically grounded way to account for its canon, even among its own theologians, while also looking at the Protestant canon, which has enjoyed consistent historical and theological support reaching back to the time of Moses.
If you’re ready for a deep, source‑driven exploration, grab your Bible and strap in for the ride.

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The new Mini Series has officially begun! In this first episode, we lay out the heart behind the project—why staying anchored in the Reformation matters for Believers today, and how this series will equip you with clear, thoughtful apologetic insight.
We dive straight into the Confession of Cyril Lucaris and the response it provoked in the Confession of Dositheus. Together, we unpack Decree 2 and Chapter 2 from both documents, and explore two of Dositheus’ catechetical questions to see how these texts shaped theological identity in their time—and why they still matter now.
If that doesn’t pique your curiosity, I’m not sure what will. Grab your Bible, grab a snack, and settle in for a rich conversation.

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In this follow-up episode, we respond to viewer comments from our recent critique of the Catholic doctrine on meriting salvation. Join us as we explore key Bible verses that affirm the truth of saving faith and clarify the biblical foundation for justification by grace through faith alone.
Whether you're navigating theological debates or facing spiritual challenges, this episode is designed to equip believers with clarity, conviction, and confidence. We tackle tough questions, unpack Scripture, and offer practical insights to help you stand firm in your faith

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There’s no better time than Thanksgiving to pause and reflect on the gospel’s enduring truths. In this episode, we dive into a recent debate on the nature of justification between a Protestant and a Roman Catholic. This conversation opens up rich insights into Scripture, tradition, and the ongoing call to evangelize—not only among Roman Catholics but also the Eastern Orthodox who share similar perspectives in this area of theology.

Along the way, I’ll also share of what first sparked my passion for creating this content—my journey into apologetics and the conviction that the church must be equipped to stand firm against false teaching while boldly proclaiming the truth.
So grab your Bible (and maybe a snack), settle in, and let’s explore together!

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A former Protestant apologist has flipped the script: once a defender of sola scriptura, he now argues that the church’s authority supersedes Scripture. In this episode we watch his video, unpack his central objections to sola scriptura, and trace how his new ecclesial framework reshapes his understanding of dogma.
We’ll move from close reaction to careful analysis, testing his claims against historical and theological standards and then putting one of the canons from Nicaea II under the microscope to show where an ecclesial-first approach clashes with a Scripture-centered view of authority.
This episode is for anyone interested in doctrinal controversies, patristic authority, or the Protestant–Catholic/Eastern conversation—pastors, students, and curious listeners alike. Grab your Bible, bring a snack, and settle in!