Unmovable Podcast

Today, for my applied learning project at the Institute for Creation Research, I will be highlighting some of the arguments from Dr. Henry Morris' work in defense of the KJV. While we are not in total agreement on every minuscule detail, I have great appreciation for his stand. You can read it for yourself here: https://www.wholesomewords.org/pdf/defense.pdf

Two presidents referencing aliens? What does this mean if anything? Does the idea of aliens fit within a biblical worldview? Do you have an answer for those with question? Today, we discuss.

We were told they would be released, then a packet was released, then they didn't exist, then there was no trafficking amongst the world elite, and now they are being discussed. We are living through a massive cover-up and many of us know why.

This week, we’re joined by Jacob Massey for a conversation on Minnesota, the Second Amendment, and church safety.

Are our rights limited by our political affiliations? Does pragmatism or principle determine the rights of Americans in general? Today, we look to Minnesota for an object lesson on the rights of an American citizen.

This week, we sit down with Robert Gamis to talk about Christian apologetics and how they should be used in real conversations. Rather than focusing on arguments or debates, Robert walks us through thoughtful questions that help open dialogue, lower defenses, and gently soften hearts toward the truth.
By the end of this episode, you’ll be better equipped and more confident in sharing your faith in Christ with clarity, humility, and conviction.

Randy lead Reuben to the Lord on April 17, 2025. Reuben was a Nigerian scammer who born again on that day. Now, he has a church that meets in his house. Listen to the unbelievable story of scammer saved by God's grace.

What did we read last year—and what’s worth reading next? Caleb and Randy sit down to talk about the books that challenged , inspired , and stuck with them over the past year, plus what they're excited to dive into next.

This week, we discuss the freedom of speech.

This week, we discuss the second part of the first amendment to the Constitution - The free exercise of religion.