The Bible is not a self help guide. It reveals Jesus Christ crucified and risen. This episode calls listeners back to Christ centered reading, showing how to truly understand the person of Jesus and what He has done rather than from self focused interpretation.

When the Christian endlessly audits his failures, he is not practicing humility but quietly denying the sufficiency of Christ’s finished work. To cling to sin-consciousness after the cross is to live as if the verdict “It is finished” were provisional rather than final.

The Cross had to be violent because God’s holiness demands that sin be judged, not ignored or excused. In Christ’s bloody sacrifice, the full weight of divine wrath was poured out and satisfied, revealing both the terrifying justice of God and the breathtaking mercy that saves sinners.

The Spirit refuses to be managed, scheduled, or domesticated by our religious systems, breaking in whenever He pleases. This episode exposes how the carnal mind despises such divine spontaneity, because true sovereignty dismantles every illusion of human mastery.

In this episode, Anthony exposes how the pursuit of interfaith harmony has birthed a false church, one that speaks peace while defying the Word that divides.

In this episode, Anthony exposes the uncomfortable reality that the message of Christ was never meant to soothe the world, but to split it—light from darkness, truth from deception.

When life shatters and nothing makes sense, God’s sovereignty is not weakened but revealed. This episode exposes the lie of “free will” and anchors hope in the King who rules even through suffering.

If salvation can be lost, then Christ’s work on the cross was not enough and grace is no longer grace. Once saved, always saved isn’t just a comforting idea—it’s the unshakable truth that Christ’s finished work secures His people forever.

The law has only one power: to condemn, to crush, and to kill. But where the law leaves us in the grave, grace in Christ raises us to life and freedom.

Grace is the most glorious doctrine of the Gospel, yet the most misunderstood in the modern church. This episode exposes how shallow clichés have replaced biblical truth, and why real grace both saves and transforms.

This episode exposes the softness crippling today’s church and calls believers to trade comfort for conviction and weakness for the bold strength of the cross.

In this episode, Anthony unveils the modern church’s uncritical devotion to Israel, exposing how theology has been hijacked by politics and sentimentality. With sharp critique and unapologetic polemic, it calls Christians back to the supremacy of Christ over every earthly nation.

In this episode, Anthony explores the mindset of scriptural resilience, discipline, and purpose without being swayed by fleeting emotions.

In this episode, Anthony explores how Christianity supersedes Judaism, viewing the Old Covenant law as a signpost pointing to something greater—Christ and the Church.

In this compelling episode, Anthony challenges the notion of Israeli supremacy over the Church, offering a thoughtful critique grounded in scripture and history. He explores how the body of Christ has been subtly undermined—positioned as inferior to an earlier and lesser covenant—inviting listeners to reconsider long-held assumptions and rediscover the true identity and authority of the Church.

In this episode, Anthony lays out a strong argument for the Church's persecution and troubles by addressing hard questions. Learn how to discern the true Israel of God.

In this episode, Anthony describes the two covenants in the bible and explores the supremacy of the church over Israel.

In this episode, we unpack what it really means to live the Good Life. Is it about success, comfort, and chasing your dreams? Or is there something deeper? Learn why true fulfillment isn’t found in what you achieve, but in what you’ve already received.

In this episode, Anthony teaches on the difference between spirituality and religion – while debunking the lie about your inheritance.

In this episode, Aiden McIntire teaches how grace redefines the identity of the True Israel—not by ancestry or location but by righteousness, which is given through faith in Jesus.