Unmovable Podcast

Does church attendance matter?

Why does attending church matter so much, and how has it shaped our spiritual and communal lives over the centuries? Join us as we unravel the deeper significance behind this Christ-honoring practice, uncovering insights that may challenge and enrich your understanding of its role in our Christian lives. Whether you're a lifelong churchgoer or someone curious about its relevance, this episode will illuminate why church attendance probably matters more than you think.

Did Catholicism Create the Canon (Part 2)

Last week, we delved into the intriguing history of the Canon, uncovering how the Catholic Church played no role in its compilation. This week, join us as we shift our focus to the Scriptures themselves. We’ll explore the text to uncover the clues about who might have been behind the compilation of the Bible. Don’t miss out on this eye-opening episode!

Did Catholicism Create the Canon?

In today's episode, we explore the historical evidence that challenges the notion that the Catholic Church gave us the word of God. By the end of today's podcast, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the rich tapestry of influences that believed they had the Scriptures before Catholicism's claim of canonization. Join us as we unravel the myths and explore the truth behind the Cannon of Scripture, right here on Unmovable.

The Carnage of Nicaea

Join us as we delve into the complexities and controversies surrounding the Council of Nicaea. Convened in 325 AD, this historic gathering aimed to resolve theological disputes within Christianity, yet its decisions sparked theological and practical issues that resonate to this day. Explore how this pivotal event shaped Christendom and influenced political powers. Uncover why the Council of Nicaea, intended to unify, ultimately sowed seeds of discord and destruction in this thought-provoking podcast series.

Kingdom Builders Are Bloody Killers

This week, we explore the dangerous connections between politics, religion, and power throughout history. This episode examines the perilous pursuit of a theocratic form of government, revealing its inherent troubles and the persecution it has wrought throughout history. From the early church to the Reformation to modern-day conflicts, we uncover the devastating consequences of using political means to enforce religious agendas. Join us as we discuss why principles like individual soul liberty and the separation of church and state, central to Baptist distinctives, hold crucial significance for both our faith and society.

Politics in the Pulpit?

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In this episode of Unmovable, we tackle the controversial topic of "Politics in the Pulpit." Explore how Christians can balance faith and engagement, maintain unity, and foster meaningful dialogue on moral issues. Whether you're a pastor, believer, or curious listener, this episode provides valuable perspectives and actionable advice. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of faith and politics. Subscribe, listen, and share your thoughts with us!

The Fountains of the Deep

Once again, thanks to a 2014 discovery, science has validated the Scriptures. While the Bible is self-attesting and needs no external validation, it is always interesting to see modern science finally catch up!

Christians Are Not Judgmental Enough

Are Christians too judgmental? That is the running accusation. Today, Randy discusses this high crime and reasons that we may have missed something. 

Reclaiming Biblical Literacy

As a project for his master's degree, Randy takes today's podcast and discusses the importance of biblical literacy. 

Some ”Christians” don’t think the Bible is the word of God.

The Bible lays claim to the title of the word of God. Some who call themselves Christian disagree. Prepare yourself against this modernist heresy with today's podcast.