Alpha and Omega Ministries

The conversation tackles the troubling division and moral chaos in society. There's alarm over potential governmental dysfunction and fears of authoritarian shifts with leftist control. An intriguing discussion on secular indoctrination in education surfaces, alongside grassroots activism for prenatal legislation in Georgia. The notable incident of a church disruption in St. Paul raises concerns about unchecked chaos. A call for courage and faithfulness is made, emphasizing the need for a fundamental renewal in a divided nation.

Discover the unexpected connections between modern sacralism and historical figures like Constantine, as they critique a controversial graphic featuring Donald Trump. Delve into the importance of church councils, the dangerous fusion of state and religion, and how these factors complicate the narrative of Christian expansion. The discussion also explores a textual variant at 1 Timothy 3:16, highlighting manuscript evidence and the impact of scribal practices, ultimately emphasizing how visual similarities shaped theological debates.

A highly anticipated debate on icon veneration is on the horizon, highlighting its historical significance for Christian authority. Insights into why many evangelicals are gravitating towards liturgical traditions reveal a fascinating trend. The influence of professors on students' theological paths is examined, particularly regarding recent conversions to Anglicanism. Additionally, responses to social media behavior and critiques of the new Christian right provide a lively commentary on current cultural debates.

Today we covered two things mainly, the clear division of the United States and its causes and, more to the point, what it will mean for the church in the near future and then we moved to Acts 20 and Paul's comments to the Ephesian elders and what it means to be guilty of men's blood, and what it means to "pervert" or "twist" the truth of God.

Tried to mine some gold from the Talmud at the start of the program, but didn't get any, then talked a good bit about the upcoming Qadhi dialogue and the inane attempts to parallel that with the politically motivated Christless Nationalism interactions with Nick Fuentes. Then we moved on to how quickly people forget history and fall into repeating it, to their own detriment.

First half was talking about new books and video series coming out from the Christless Nationalists, and then moved on to the "New Mormonism" developing up in Utah, a fascinating topic. Join us as we press into 2026!

So on Christmas day Joel Webbon responded to a Christian woman by simply saying "Silence, Jew. It's Christmas." And so began another eruption of the degradation of CNism into just another "it's the Jews" group, with Joel Webbon and Eric Conn leading the parade. Hated to have to take the time to do it, but with Webbon doing a program with Nick Fuentes this weekend, it had to be done. At least we can say we warned people in the past, and sadly, most of those warnings have gone unheeded.

Started off taking a LOT more time than I expected talking about ancient housing arrangements, what a "manger" might be, etc., and then moved on to a rant against Reformed theology and a common argument against God's decree that keeps coming up. Interrupted by a brief power outage at our office, but, I assume Rich will just cut that out. Enjoy!

Really had fun on today's program! Started off with a question I have for a Reformed Baptist minister, and all of his tribe, and the issue of "ecumenical councils," then went to callers. The first, about "Holocaustianity" went too long and went nowhere, but the rest were all thoughtful and really helpful. We have a great audience! I was really encouraged by the quality of the questions and the thinking they exemplified.

I guess I had more stuff from Joel Webbon than I thought I did as I kept running into it as I looked through my bookmarks today and we kept circling back, my apologies! But, after talking about "Holocaustianity" we did get to some Provisionist stuff, though I didn't get that finished up. Will do so next week, I hope. But, coming on Thursday, we will do another Zoom calls episode. See you then!