THE INDOUBT SHOW

Context is everything. There are so many believers who naively take individual verses from Scripture and try to make it frame their theology. The reality is, we can make all sorts of passages mean all sorts of things depending on what we want to hear. Join host Andrew Marcus as he sits down with ministry friend Dr. John Neufeld from Back to the Bible Canada where they unpack the dangers of taking passages out of context, how to avoid it, and go through some of the most commonly misinterpreted Scriptures amongst Christians. 

One of the most dangerous things we see in today’s culture is forgetfulness. A major event takes place, and it only takes a few days to forget and move on to the latest news. The same thing happens when it comes to our spiritual journeys. It is crucial for us as believers to remember. We must fix our eyes on all that God has done through His Word, and throughout church history with those who have gone before us. When we remember God’s character, we are filled with peace, hope, and a confidence in who God is and His goodness towards us. Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with his dear friend Jack Mooring (founding member of LEELAND band, pastor, author, worship leader, songwriter) where they unpack the importance of remembering! 

We are living in an interesting time to say the very least. We see preachers that are politically motivated delivering messages that are geared more towards social justices and culture rather than unpacking biblical truths. As we gear up for election season in America and all that is happening within Canada, we need to make sure we are rooted in God’s Word. How should Christians engage in politics? How far is too far? What if the government is coming against our views and beliefs? How do we respond and engage with that? Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with Senior Ambassador and President Emeritus of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada Bruce J. Clemenger where they unpack all things related to Christianity and politics! 

Join us this week on THE INDOUBT SHOW as we dive into the great christianity and culture debate recorded live from Manitoba, Winkler! On this episode, we will be talking about how Christians can live within culture biblically, along with challenging how believers can view our government and political systems with a Christ-like mindset. Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with Back to the Bible Canada’s Bible teacher Dr. John Neufeld where they tackle these important questions.

Many people become hopeless when they are in the midst of an addiction. It feels like there is no way out, and that it’s not even worth trying to fight it. The stats don’t help. It is said that 100,000 people have died of drug overdoses last year in America. Addiction of all kinds are leaving people stuck in bondage with no sense of hope. Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with Student and Young Adults pastor of Village Church, Colin Lancelot, where they do a deep dive into the topic of addiction. You’ll be blessed to hear of God’s amazing grace in Colin’s life stepping away from a life of addiction, getting saved and now serving in full-time ministry! 

As culture continues to change, it seems that many Christians continue to adapt to the changes. Many people are saying yes and amen to things that should be avoided rather than encouraged and celebrated. What about swearing? The use of profanity in today’s culture is something that most people do not even think twice about. Is profanity something that Christians should use in their day-to-day conversations, or is it something that we ought to avoid? Does the Bible say anything about the use of swear words, crude language, crude joking? What about using the Lord’s name in vain, is that worse? Join host Andrew Marcus as he does a deep dive with previous host and pastor at Northview Church, Joshua Scott, where they unpack what the Word of God says and how we are called to live as believers in today’s culture. 

John Beeson is a pastor and author focused on faith and mental well-being. In this engaging discussion, he dives into the prevalence and impact of negative self-talk. He emphasizes the importance of understanding our thoughts and their roots. Beeson shares practical strategies to transform negative thinking by reframing our self-perception through spiritual truths. The conversation highlights the significance of community support and embracing our identity in Christ as powerful tools for overcoming intrusive thoughts.

God is doing great things in the Middle East. The stories of people having visions of Jesus, brothers in the Lord getting sent to jail, not realizing their purpose of being there was to share the Good News with those on the inside! God is amazing, and doing amazing things! Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with his uncle where they unpack all the exciting ministry that is happening in the Middle East! You will be so inspired to live out your faith for Christ by these stories! 

A lot of people quote the passage incorrectly and say that money is the root of all kinds of evil. They are missing one key word. Love. It is, in fact, the love of money that is the root of all kinds of evil. Money in itself is not evil. It can be used for good and for God! The Bible talks a lot about money. The importance of saving, the dangers of debt, and the temptation to worship it rather than use it for the glory of God. Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with author, investor and entrepreneur David Ash where they unpack 6 key principles for financial freedom. It is important to get your finances in order to be good stewards of God’s money! 

We continue our World Religions Unraveled series with an insightful conversation studying the history and teachings of Sikhism. As Christians, we ought to be aware of the differences and similarities that others practice in different faith backgrounds in order to have meaningful conversations and be used to help lead people to the LORD. Join host Andrew Marcus as he spends time with Isaac Paul where they do a deep dive unpacking the theology of Sikhism and the practical ways we can engage in healthy, God-honouring conversations with those who are faithfully practicing.