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The idea that Jesus did not specifically address homosexuality and therefore must have been accepting of it is a common argument in LGBT-affirming circles. This argument is known as the "silent argument." In this episode, Jason Jimenez discusse
In today’s episode, we’re exploring the phrase "Love is Love," which is increasingly prominent in our culture. What does "Love is Love" really mean, and how should Christians think about it? Are we called to support what this mantra stands for,
The protests on college campuses over the Hamas-Israel war are garnering significant attention. However, with classes being canceled, buildings being occupied, and reports of fireworks being fired at Jewish people on campus, it raises the quest
In the current case involving former President Trump, Judge Juan Merchan has used his federal bench on several occasions to undermine the constitutional rights of a former president, from issuing gag orders to not recusing himself from the case
Have you ever experienced unbearable pain and cried out to God, only to be met with a deafening silence? Today's episode of Challenging Conversations will focus on strengthening our trust in God, embracing His unwavering comfort, and reinforcin
It is no secret that many Christians are struggling with mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression. These problems can be extremely isolating, leaving individuals feeling disconnected from their faith and the support of their comm
Did you know that the Book of Daniel mentions the presence of a powerful demon that has been reigning over Iran for thousands of years? This revelation has profound implications for our understanding of spiritual warfare. As we pray for Jews an
Iran, without warning, aggressively launched over 300 ballistic missiles into Israel without provocation. After days of contemplation, Israel decided to retaliate against Iran's lethal aggression by striking key targets in the Isfahan region. A
With the power to entertain, educate, and connect, media has undeniably become an integral part of our children's lives. The constant barrage of notifications, comparison culture, and addictive nature of social media can lead to feelings of ina
Throughout history, science and religion have often been framed as adversaries locked in an enduring conflict. This portrayal implies that believing in God necessitates a rejection of rational thinking, setting it against the principles of scie
Are you aware that there is a firestorm of controversy going around the internet saying the use of a certain phrase is considered antisemitic? In this episode of Challenging Conversations, we will explore a contentious issue that is making head
Today's episode will address a relevant and sometimes troubling issue in the church – deconstructing one's faith. We will explore what deconstruction truly means and how Christians can navigate this journey while growing in their faith. Our spe
There are times when life throws challenges at us, leaving us feeling down, anxious, or stuck. As believers, these struggles can get intertwined with our faith. We often hear messages of joy and victory, but what happens when our reality feels
Today, we're diving deep into a topic that's both intriguing and vital to our democracy: Do states have the power under the Constitution to prevent anyone from running for President? It's a question that strikes at the heart of our electoral sy
Critical thinking plays a crucial role in understanding and engaging with the world around us, yet it seems that Christians often find themselves ill-equipped when it comes to tackling these difficult conversations. But why is this the case? Is
We will be discussing a long-standing theological debate regarding God's sovereignty and human free will. This topic has been around for ages and is more challenging than most, as the more we attempt to comprehend it, the more questions arise.
In a time when our society finds itself deeply divided on the issue of abortion, it is more important than ever to approach this subject with respect and well-reasoned arguments. In this episode, Jason and Scott Klusendorf, author of “The Case
Is using profanity simply a matter of cultural taboo, or is it considered a sin? There are Christians who hold the belief that using profanity is not inherently wrong. Tune in and be prepared to challenge your assumptions about what it means to
Have you ever wondered if the Bible mandates women to wear head coverings? The answer lies in the often-debated passage of 1 Corinthians 11, which discusses head coverings and leadership. In this episode, Jason Jimenez provides a thoughtful int
What would you do if your friend or loved one invited you to their same-sex wedding? Do you go or say no? In this episode, Jason shares four foundational biblical beliefs that can help in addressing this dilemma.Click here to order Jason's New
Why are so many churches compromising in the teaching of God’s Word and what can we do about it? In this episode, Jason calls out three areas of moral decline happening in our churches today and speaks to how God’s people can combat against the
Do you have a loved one who claims to be a Christian yet is sleeping around? In this episode, Jason gives a straightforward take on the sexual ethic clearly laid out in the Bible, and presents three tactics you can use to help Christians find g
In this episode, Jason talks with Dr. Travis Dickinson, a professor of philosophy about his new book, “Wandering Toward God: Finding Faith amid Doubts and Big Questions." We discuss how we, as Christians, can face our doubts and learn to conque
No matter where you go in the world, you will certainly run into someone of a different language, belief, and culture who will have something to say about Jesus. Why is that? How is it that Jesus, a Jewish rabbi who lived over two thousand year
A Progressive Christian loves to quote from the Gospel of Thomas as a reliable source of who Jesus really is. But is this “gospel” a historical document that should be placed on par with the canonical Gospels? In this episode, Jason offers up f
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