In today's episode, we’re declaring war on the biggest propaganda machine on the planet: the mainstream media. This isn't just about bias—it’s a calculated assault designed to mock believers, normalize sin, and rebrand biblical truth as hate.
There’s a war being waged for your soul, and the battlefield is your screen. Every headline, every segment, every viral clip isn’t just news—it’s a sermon from the gospel of godless humanism, designed to ridicule believers, normalize sin, and silence the Church.
The mainstream media isn't biased; it's a propaganda machine for the enemy. It ignores Christian persecution, magnifies our mistakes, and systematically rebrands biblical conviction as dangerous extremism. The world calls it journalism. God calls it deception. The world calls it progress. The Bible calls it rebellion.
In a culture saturated with lies, will you keep consuming the poison? Or will you join the fight to reclaim the truth?
Buckle up. This episode exposes the enemy’s playbook and calls the army of God to fight back.
"Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness." – Isaiah 5:20
Episode Highlights:
07:24 - When was the last time you saw a mainstream story that portrayed Christianity in a positive, intelligent or balanced way? It almost never happens. But let a so-called Christian leader fall from grace and it's plastered everywhere. They love to highlight hypocrisy, not holiness, scandal, not salvation. Because their goal is not to inform but to indoctrinate.
12:21 - According to Barna research, the average American teen now spends 2,700 hours per year consuming media, compared to 150 hours in church. My God, that's an 18:1 ratio. If discipleship is about what shapes your mind, who do you think is winning that battle?
39:36 - The greatest weapon the media has is our fear of being disliked. They know that most Christians crave comfort and reputation more than conviction. So they bully us with labels—bigot, extremist, intolerant—hoping that we're going to shut up and sit down. But silence ain't love. Silence is surrender.
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