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Unable to reconcile clashing worldviews, teens are leaving their Christian faith at alarming rates. This podcast allows teens to ask what’s on their mind, and encourages parents to take meaningful time to talk through these questions.
While this episode may not be the norm for a conversation on Unmovable, it confronts an idea pushed by opposing worldviews. Modern academia wants Americans to inherit guilt instead of gratitude. Rather than teaching us to learn from history, it teaches us to despise it. The slogan "stolen land" has become the latest catechism of a culture determined to convince Americans that their nation's existence is inherently illegitimate.
June may be Pride Month, but God's truth does not change with the calendar. This week, Randy and Caleb examine some of the most commonly misused Bible passages used to justify homosexuality, and explain what Scripture actually teaches. Most importantly, they point to the only true hope for those who have embraced this lifestyle, the transforming grace of the Lord Jesus Christ. No sinner is beyond the reach of the Gospel, and no sin is greater than the power of God's forgiveness for those who believe.
Modern Christianity has no shortage of teachers, podcasts, articles, and online ministries. Yet God did not design the Christian life to be lived through a screen. He established the local church as the primary environment where believers are taught, corrected, encouraged, equipped, and protected. The church's correction of Christians is not a sign of oppression but one of God's greatest gifts to His people.
She can teach the ladies and children. She can witness. She can disciple. But can she be a pastor? The answer isn't found in cultural trends and rarely in denominational politics, but it is found in the word of God.
Roman Catholics, Lutherans, Reformed Christians, and Baptists all celebrate the Lord's Supper, yet they don't all believe the same thing happens when they do.
Is Christ physically present? Spiritually present? Symbolically present? Or is something else taking place entirely? Is this a random secondary issue?
"For he that eateth and drinketh unworthily, eateth and drinketh damnation to himself, not discerning the Lord's body." 1 Corinthians 11:29
Reuben is a former scammer in Nigeria who trusted Christ. Last update, we had just started a church in his home. Now we are renting a room and seeing people saved on a regular basis. Listen to what the Lord is doing in Nigeria.
This episode discusses the importance of diet, exercise, and stewardship of the body. We examine practical health habits while also addressing the dangers of pride, eating disorders, and turning fitness into an idol. In a culture obsessed with appearance and extremes, believers need a balanced, biblical perspective on caring for the body without losing sight of spiritual priorities.
Scofield was supposedly a war deserter, abandoned his family, resigned from public office in disgrace, went to prison for forgery, was secretly funded by the Rothschilds, invented dispensationalism, “Jewified” Christianity, created Christian Zionism, and much, much worse — at least according to several popular talking heads online.
Today, we unpack it.
Correction: An article was incorrectly cited during the podcast. The correct article is: Five Reasons I Still Love the Jew
After nearly 80 years, governments and major institutions are changing course on the subject of UFOs, but one of the least discussed aspects of the phenomenon is alleged abduction experiences. In this episode, we begin examining these claims through a biblical worldview, asking what people may actually be encountering and how Christians should think about it in light of Scripture.
This week, Randy examines the teaching of Robert Breaker concerning the Gospel. As we have stated many times on this podcast, the Gospel is clearly defined in I Corinthians 15:1–4 as Christ dying for our sins according to the Scriptures, being buried, and rising again the third day according to the Scriptures. When a person believes the Gospel and places their trust in Christ alone, that person is saved.
In this episode, we break down the difference between voluntary generosity and government-mandated giving, and why that distinction matters more than you might think.
From moral philosophy to real-world finances, this conversation challenges common assumptions. Whether you see taxes as necessary, excessive, or misunderstood, this episode will push you to think deeper about what it actually means to help others—and who gets to decide.
If you enjoyed the above named article at the watchmanswarning.com, we have done deep dive on the topic. This podcast tells of how one baptist preacher stood against the antichrist spirit contained within Nazism in Austria.
This week, we interview Bible believing blogger, Adam Johnson. Check out his writing @ https://substack.com/@biblicalman & https://substack.com/@deadhidden
This week, we discuss the most important event in the history of the world - The Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.
“Christ is King.” It’s a phrase you’ve heard—maybe even said—but lately, it’s been showing up in ways that feel off.
In this episode, we take a closer look at what’s really behind the noise, and what might be at stake when powerful words start carrying unfamiliar weight.
Because if we’re going to say it, it’s worth asking: what do we actually mean?
For centuries the Roman Catholic Church has claimed Patrick of Ireland as one of its own. Statues, traditions, and church history often present Patrick as a Catholic missionary sent by Rome to convert the Irish. But what happens when we look past the later traditions and examine Patrick’s own writings?
The week we explore the doctrine of eternal conscious torment. This has recently found its way into renewed and recent questioning from Kirk Cameron. Does the literal interpretation of Scriptures lend itself to ECT? I believe it does.
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 second part of the first amendment to the Constitution - The free exercise of religion.
This week, we discuss the value of the First Amendment in relation to the example of the Apostle Paul.
This sermon was preached by Randy at the Prayer Baptist Church on 10/12/2025. Looking back at this historic sermon from the Great Awakening, Randy made application to the hearers of this generation.
This week, Randy interviews Dan Roz about a sermon he heard him preach along these lines. We hope to address those who are always looking for "some new thing."
Truth can be and sometimes must be held in tension. In the last days, dialectical thinking and discernment are a MUST! Deception is here.
How can people who claim a pro-life position reconcile with the death penalty? Find out today.
How do we handle the archaic words of the King James Bible? This week, Caleb and Randy discuss 4 ways to deal with words that you don't understand in Scripture.
This is a sermon preached at the Waldenses Trail of Faith in Valdese, NC by Randy Keener. This was a segment of the 2025 Trail of Faith Baptist History Conference.
This week, Mi and Randy discuss the importance and impact of apologetic thought. Our conversation includes, why apologetics is needed, apologetics in evangelism, the source of apologetics, and apologetics and spiritual growth.
A big thanks to Robert Gamis for prompting us to speak about this topic.
In this short sermon, we think apologetically concerning John 5 and the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ. May it be a blessing, and edify the hearer.
This week, we are working on some additional "make-up" podcasts for missing due to travels. This is a sermon I preached at the Bible Baptist Church of the San Francisco Bay Area, Pastor Gene Kim.
Today, we are going to look at what the Bible says about answering others, especially in hostile or foolish conversations, and how not giving an answer can sometimes be the most Christlike response.
Today's podcast may be somewhat of a rant, albeit a necessary one. Sound doctrine is not just what a believer knows, but also what a believer does.
What is God's view of marriage? What is God's view of adultery/fornication? Today, we continue the discussion from last week's podcast.
This week, we answer a listener's question about the controversial—yet Biblically clear—teaching on divorce and remarriage.
This week, we take a closer look at our speech. Do the words we use as Christians really matter? The answer is clearly yes—but does that truth shape the way we speak?
In an age when no one can be rebuked and justification of sin is common place, we have to ask ourselves if there is no accountability expected in our lives. Because I am a Christian, am I only accountable to God? Or, do I have a responsibility to my family, my church, and other Christians?
Our featured guest this week is Ukrainian native, Dan Roz. He joins to explain why he believes there is such a draw to the Eastern Orthodox Church in the USA, as well as this organizations traditions and heresies.
This week, we feature a sermon from Caleb Hickam that was preached at the Bethlehem Baptist Church, Valdese, NC, Pastor Joe Dempsey.
This week, we interview special guest, Evangelist Jeff Kaylor, concerning the dangers of jealousy in the ministry.
After missing a week, we return ( don't worry, we have a bonus podcast coming this week to make up for it) to discuss the Biblical tool of rebuke in the Scripture.
This week, discussions of the prophetic restorations of Israel, both physical and spiritual.
This sermon comes from a KJV Conference at the Bible Baptist Church of Asheville, NC. It offers an answer to the common gotcha question of, "Where was the word of God before 1611?"
This week we talk rapture timing. We explore logical and Scriptural reasons that lead us to a pre-tribulation understanding of the return of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Is there something special about the ending of what is known as the Lord's Prayer or the Model Prayer? Of course! Find out about it on this week's episode.
This week, it's Randy's turn to be interviewed. He discusses his newest book, Add To Your Faith: A Devotional Guide, Vol. 1, on the Victory Vision Podcast w/ host, Micaiah Young.
Today, we unpack the conundrum presented by the apostle Paul in Romans 11. As the first persecutors of Christianity, Paul recognized the Jewish people as enemies of the Gospel. But, concerning election, they are beloved for the father's sake.
This week, we explore what a true theocracy is and when it will occur. Also, this discussion centers around the heretical eschatology promoted by Christian Nationalism, Postmillennialism.
Does the Bible teach Christians to observe the seventh day? Does it teach that Sunday is the Christian Sabbath? What bearing does our liberty in Christ have on these issues? Find out this week @ Unmovable Apologetics!
This week we address the misunderstandings surrounding the multiple baptisms found in the Scriptures, while emphasizing the one baptism of Ephesians 4:4. What is the one baptism? Hint: It has nothing to do with water...
Israel has a "royal land-grant" given by God. Our best advice to any sitting American president is not to interfere with the land. Unfortunately, George H. W. Bush's Roadmap to Peace concept continues to persist.
This week, we discuss the importance of commitment and participation within the local church. Today's topic contains church discipline, the administration of the ordinances, and Paul's letter to the Corinthians discussing the judgment of being put out of the local church.
This week, we host special guest, Andrew Sluder. We discuss the topic of his newest book, "Dealing With Doubts: A Study on Assurance of Salvation."
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Today, we talk about a common terminology and why it is biblically inaccurate. Do all men bear the image of the Almighty? What does the Bible say?
Public education is considered free in the United States, but what is the real cost of secular instruction? It may be far greater than money.
The pinnacle of today's podcast highlights a clash in worldviews. Listen until the end to hear how conservation of the planet can lead to opportunities to share the Gospel.
This week, Randy, Mi, & Caleb discuss what the Gospel is... and isn't. The conversation continues into why men choose to reject Jesus Christ.
Tonight, we are praising, preaching, and praying in the New Year. Listen to an interview and music by Mark Wheeler. Also, conversations with Caleb, Randy, & Mi. And the icing on the cake, two sermons! One by Caleb Hickam and one by Pastor Chad Reece. It's going to be a great night!
This week, Randy and Caleb discuss their Christmas disagreements with each other... Nativities, Christmas Trees, and more.
Special: Don't miss the Christmas song at the end recorded by Aliyah and Haddon Keener.
This week we are airing a sermon preached by Randy at the Suncoast Baptist Church, Palmetto, Florida, Pastor Joel Tillis.
What does the Bible say about gluttony? Is that extra piece of pumpkin pie a sin? You don't have to be in the dark, the Bible defines what gluttony is!
This week, clean-shaven Caleb, and Randy, his bearded brother-in-Christ, talk about #NoShaveNovember and Christian liberty.
In a world where danger is never far away, how do Christians reconcile the call to love our neighbors with the need to protect ourselves and our loved ones? In today's podcast, we explore the tough questions surrounding Christian self-defense.
A super chill episode where Caleb, Mi, and Randy discuss their memories of Thanksgiving and some things they are thankful for. Happy Thanksgiving!
In this episode, we delve into the tangled history of Halloween’s pagan origins and the influence of Catholicism. Join us as we explore the ancient festival of Samhain, celebrated by the Celts, and its transformation into the modern-day Halloween we know today. Is it a Christian holiday, a pagan celebration, or something in between? We’ll explore whether believers should engage in Halloween practices and what those might look like.
This week, Caleb and Randy resume their series on Christian Mysticism to expose the works of the flesh, specifically witchcraft, ingrained in what some call Christianity.
Is there really a difference between veneration and worship? Were the 10 Commandments altered to exclude idol worship? Find out today!
This week, due to Hurricane Helene, we are taking a break from our regular podcast schedule. Today's episode includes a sermon preached by Randy at Prayer Baptist Church, Westland, Mi, Pastor Greg McFaddon.
Randy also discusses within this message events that took place during the hurricane. It was preached 10/4/2024.
Welcome to the first episode of our Christian Mysticism series. Join us as we discuss how priests in the Roman Catholic institution wield their powers and superstition to influence and deceive the masses. "The works of the flesh are manifest which are these... witchcraft."
This week on Unmovable, we dive into a thought-provoking listener question about the early church and its approach to communal living. Did the early Christians practice a form of communism? We’ll explore how their system functioned, why it evolved over time, and whether revisiting their model might be relevant today. Tune in for an insightful discussion on the past and its implications for the present!
This equation is at the source of this week's listener question: Do angels have free will? Listen now!
Listener Question: Does God create evil? For centuries, thinkers and theologians have grappled with this question, especially intensifying in the last 500 years. Let's talk Bible now on the Unmovable Podcast!
Roy Bell was resigned to a life behind bars after multiple felonies seemed to seal his fate. But, God had other plans. In this episode, we delve into Bro. Roy’s remarkable journey from a prison cell to a beacon of hope. Join us for a deeply moving episode that reminds us of the extraordinary power of the God of second chances.
P.S.- Please forgive the audio quality, but we felt this podcast was worth airing, despite the lower quality.
Today, we’re taking a closer look at two intriguing understandings of the Bible: the Explicit and the Implicit. Does the scripture speak only in explicitly clear terms, or are there implied truths as well? It's time to discuss on this week's episode of the Unmovable Podcast!
In this episode, we're tackling a contentious issue: the presence of 1 John 5:7 in the Scriptures. This verse, often referred to as the "Comma Johanneum," has sparked significant debate about its authenticity and inclusion in modern translations of the Bible.
Join us as we explore the historical evidence that supports the inclusion of this text. If your Bible lacks this verse, is it really a reliable translation? Tune in to discover why this verse might matter more than you think.
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.
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!
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.
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.
Join us this week as we delve into the aftermath of the Council of Nicaea and its enduring impact on theology and practice. In this episode, we explore the controversial assertion that more harm than good arose from this pivotal historical gathering. From its theological decisions to its political implications, we unravel how the Council of Nicaea shaped the course of Christendom and influenced the world at large. Tune in as we critically examine the Council of Nicaea and its enduring implications.
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.
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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!
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!
Are Christians too judgmental? That is the running accusation. Today, Randy discusses this high crime and reasons that we may have missed something.
As a project for his master's degree, Randy takes today's podcast and discusses the importance of biblical literacy.
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.
This week Randy returns to discuss a conversation that came about as a result of the last podcast. Is it time to analyze and create more structure in our teaching programs?
On this Thanksgiving, Randy discusses the Pilgrim's times of thanksgiving, as well as the proclamation of George Washington that we still celebrate today.
Today, Randy and Mi discuss four reasons why a person may doubt that they are Christians. If you are plagued with doubts about your salvation, this may be the podcast for you. If you are struggling in this area, email unmovablepodcast@gmail.com.
CNN has released an article discussing how teachings on the rapture can cause religious trauma. Are "trauma inducing" doctrines necessary? Today, we unpack the ideas in this report.
Guest and Baptist Historian Caleb Hickam joins us today to speak to the Catholic and Protestant persecutions of the Anabaptists during the Reformation. This podcast also discusses the doctrines of those involved.
This bonus episode is a guest sermon from my pastor, Tony Shirley (New Manna Baptist Church).
Aliyah returns to speak about the wife of the author of the Pilgrim's Progress, Elizabeth Bunyan. She supported her husband, but she stood more firm upon the doctrine he preached.
This week, special guest Caleb Hickam (evangelist, podcaster, and board member of the Baptist History Preservation Society) describes Michael Sattler's conversion and the consequences of his conversion to Christ.
This week, Randy speaks about their recent Michigan trip, and a Sunday morning sermon for the parents after a week of church camp with the youth.
While ultimately, we see the hand of God at work in much of American history, the group of people who were used to lobby for freedoms of religion were the persecuted Baptists. Listen to how God used a few of these men...
This week Randy speaks about the Old and New Testament, the ministry of Christ to the Jews, and Paul's message to the gentiles.
This week, Randy's wife, Mi, joins as a guest host. They discuss her testimony of salvation, as well as the basics of getting started with Bible study in this 2-Part podcast.
At the core of the Christian faith, Jesus Christ is God's Son. At the root of the Muslim faith, Allah has no son. Who is right? We open the Bible and the Quran on today's episode of Unmovable.
This week, we are answering our first listener question! It's an exciting podcast with Aliyah controlling the podcast equipment while Randy is calling in from out of town.
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This week's podcast relays an experience at an airport that made Randy think twice.
Also thanks to our new patron, Dan Roz (On-air mention coming next week).
All of Christianity rises and falls upon one truth, the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.
This week Aliyah has a question discussed at her school. When does eternal life begin, and what about eternal death?
This week Randy details the generalities of acknowledging the Bible while never speaking about what the Bible speaks about.
This week's question: How can Christians believe miracles are possible, given what we know about science?
This week Aliyah is on a class trip. So, we are airing a sermon preached by Pastor Chad Reece. There are several excuses for not listening this week. The recording quality wasn't great, this may not be your preferred style of preaching, etc, but I believe if you will look past the excuses, you will find treasures in the message.
This week Aliyah's question is, "Are people married in heaven?" Listen to hear what the Bible says!
WARNING: This is a sensitive topic. Aliyah and Randy discuss suicide and the Christian.
In this episode, Aliyah and Randy discuss one of the greatest proofs of the divine inspiration of the scriptures: Prophecy.
Welcome to our brand new podcast, Unmovable! We hope to help you develop an unmovable faith as we talk about many of the questions that would seek to disrupt it. This week Aliyah and Randy discuss the vision they share for the podcast as well as what it is all about.