Challenging the beloved modern, historical traditions of Christianity while maintaining the unifying changeless pillars of orthodoxy. ‘The Orthodox Renegade’ is a podcast that explores controversial topics within Christendom in the search to find God’s timeless truths. Introduce a couple more "red pills" into your diet as Kody does book reviews on subjects about theology, political theory and subjects that may sound just a little too conspiratorial for some.
Same sex attraction is a highly controversial and delicate coversation that we have to be prepared to have with our friends and family. In this podcast I attempt to answer how the Old Testament and the New Testament view homosexual activity. Our response should be tender towards those that stuggle, and yet we should never compromise with our assesment of the truth.
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Why did Jude quote an extra Biblical book that was not considered worthy to be in the cannon? Did fallen angels have sexual relations with humans to create giants? Turn off ancient aliens and find a more Biblical answer with Kody in this podcast!
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Why did Jesus call a woman who came to Him asking for help a dog? And how come Jesus is so offensive with what He says to His disciples? Is Jesus trying to be overly offensive?
The truth is, you will never know and always be asking yourself those questions until you listen to this podcast. It alone holds the keys that you have been looking for to unlock these questions.
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Did the "Father really turn His face away" from His own Son?
Why does Psalm 137 say of the Babylonian people "Happy is he who dashes your infants upon the rocks?"
Kody helps to dissect these difficult questions on this follow up episode on the Psalms.
We hope you enjoy!
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They have been the greatest source of comfort for ages. The Psalms are a place to offer our purest, most raw emotions before the Lord in an act of worship. Our pain and disappointment is not going to offend God, even if it is directed at Him. The Psalms give us language to meet Him in our anger and our gladness.
How should we interpret David's hatred for wicked people in Psalm 139? Why does Psalms 4:4 tell us to "be angry?" Discover some new insights on this episode of the Orthodox Renegade.
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We had our first guest on "The Orthodox Renegade" for this episode! My good friend Scott Amante came on to talk about Rod Dreher's book "The Benedict Option." Scott teaches Latin and Logic and a private Christian school and is passionate about seeing the church maintain its orthodox purity.
Is the church gaining influence over the culture or are we loosing it? Do we have a savior complex when it comes to who the next "Christian" political candidate is? What about the encroaching moves of the government on our freedoms and education? If we create our own communities, will we abandon the culture? We discuss all these subjects on this episode!
We hope you enjoy this one!
Listen to "The Benedict Option" by Rod Dreher here:
https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Benedict-Option-Audiobook/B06XDC8Y2N
Listen to the "Rule of Saint Benedict" here:
https://youtu.be/Hs59ElP2zGI
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In this episode of the Orthodox Renegade, Kody begins to explain all of his beliefs surrounding the return of Christ! Though this has been a subject filled with endless disagreement and endless controversy, Kody believes that this subject isn't shrouded in as much mystery as we might think it is. The Bible has so much to say about Jesus' return and He is looking to raise up voices as we near its approaching.
Discover what Kody thinks about one of the most debated topics surrounding the end times, "the rapture!" It's a term we are all familiar with, but what does the scripture say about it?
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Welcome to the very first episode EVER of the Orthodox Renegade! Kody reads some of his favorite C.S. Lewis quotes from an essay entitled "The weight of glory." This is an essay that will hopefully compel you to love Jesus more and think deeper on the age to come. Lewis was one of the greatest thinkers of all time and was certainly a gift to the body of Christ. We hope this is a gateway to discovering more of his writings! Enjoy the episode!