Episode 9
Discover how one man's renewal of traditional Christian values stands against the intrusion of woke ideologies in the church when Pastor Lucas Miles discusses his insightful book Woke Jesus: The False Messiah Destroying Christianity. We also chat with Natasha Owens, whose stirring patriotic songs capture the essence of both the Christian and country music landscapes.
We confront the falsity of woke Christianity, drawing from historical heresies and scriptural examples to dive deeper into discussion. We're reminded that the true Messiah's story is one of timeless relevance and caution against the secularization of Jesus. With Pastor Miles's guidance, we navigate these theological waters, reaffirming the importance of a biblically grounded faith that withstands the currents of cultural change.
The conversation then turns to the practicalities of gun rights, the power of music, and the balancing act between freedom and faith. Through personal reflections and Owens's artistry, the episode covers how patriotic songs can challenge and inspire, even in the face of opposition. Her experience showcases the resilience necessary for artists who dare to voice their convictions, modeling how to stand firm in one's beliefs in a world that is so against them.
Join us for this thought-provoking episode to fortify your understanding of faith, freedom, and the resolve to preserve them in a society determined to destroy them.
You can buy Pastor Miles's Woke Jesus here: https://www.amazon.com/Woke-Jesus-Messiah-Destroying-Christianity/dp/B0BZX19FXX
Natasha Owens's newest album American Patriot is available on multiple streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and on her website https://natashaowensmusic.com.
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