A controversy over the phrase "Christ is King" comes up regularly. Is "Christ is King" a biblical statement? Has it been coopted by figures like Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate, and Jake Shields? Can Muslims and Mormon's say "Christ is King" and it still be true? Which Christ is being promoted? How should Christians think of the phrase?

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Jon talks about the news of the week for Christian conservatives in America including Tucker Carlson's remarks about evangelical pastors being like pastors in Nazi Germany, Hegseth's prayer that sparked Leftist anger, drama surrounding Ligonier, sexual discretion on social media, immigration wins, whether 440 hz is a Jewish conspiracy, and more!

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Razib Khan shares his knowledge of ancestry tests, how they work, what the science of genetics entails, and weighs in on internet controversy the degree to which Jewish people are linked to the Levant.

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In this episode Jon Harris tackles the growing wave of distorted teachings online about the Bible, the church, and the nation of Israel.

Amid rising errors like dishonest portrayals of Jewish people, rejection of Gods promises to ethnic Israel, and even questions about Jesus Jewish identity, Harris offers clear biblical and historical guidance.

Drawing from the unconditional Abrahamic covenant in Genesis and echoed in Romans 9 through 11, he shows that God still has a sovereign plan for ethnic Israel including a coming ingathering and salvation. This hope held by church fathers, Reformers, Puritans and theologians like Edwards Spurgeon and Lloyd Jones strengthens Gentile believers confidence in Gods faithfulness.

Harris warns against letting politics shape theology or sliding into unjustified anti Jewish rhetoric emphasizing instead the call to bless Israel through prayer and evangelism while upholding Christ as the Jewish Messiah and the unity of Scripture. A timely defense of Gods irrevocable promises.

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Michael Foster talks about what it means to be a mature man.

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Pastor Michael Clary talks about why the North American Mission board needs a new strategy and more accountability for Southern Baptists to be successful in their church planting efforts.

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Meaning of life and the Overton window

Article 1: The Case for Christian Localism: https://open.substack.com/pub/jonharris/p/the-case-for-christian-localism?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

Article 2: The Culture We can Actually Build: https://jonharris.substack.com/p/the-culture-we-can-actually-build

Jon Harris argues that Christians and conservatives should prioritize local communities rooted in proximity, shared heritage, custom, and place to sustain civilization and authentic virtue. Humans are social creatures. Identity, trust, belonging, and moral formation arise from tangible local ties rather than distant ideologies or managerial systems.