Jeff Durbin

Pastors Jeff Durbin and Dale Partridge tackle the contentious topic of Christian nationalism, exploring its biblical foundations and implications for modern believers. They question whether Christians are meant to create Christian nations or influence culture for Christ. Their engaging discussion spans the Great Commission, the gospel's cultural impact in the digital age, and the importance of active political involvement. With an emphasis on education and societal transformation, they encourage Christians to bring their faith into every aspect of life.

Jeff Durbin, a world champion martial artist and pastor, shares his incredible journey from addiction to faith. He discusses his near-death experience from ecstasy, questioning if addiction is purely physical or deeply spiritual. Delving into the intersection of martial arts and health, Jeff highlights the importance of movement for mental clarity. He also explores the role of faith in recovery and the complexities of substance use within Christianity, advocating for responsible choices while emphasizing that true fulfillment comes from a relationship with God.

In this engaging conversation, Jeff Durbin, Pastor of Apologia Church and a pivotal figure in the abolitionist movement, delves into the complex pro-life vs. abolition debate on abortion in America. He challenges listeners to reconsider the theological foundations of the pro-life stance and critiques its perceived leniency towards abortion. Durbin passionately advocates for a biblical approach to justice for the unborn, emphasizing the necessity for equal protection of all human beings, and calls for a transformative internal shift within the church.