Things You Don't Hear in Church

How do you actually share the Gospel with someone who doesn't know Jesus? How can Christians overcome the fear of evangelism and confidently share their faith?In this interview with the Masked Evangelist, we dive deep into the practical side of Christian evangelism, exploring how to share the Gospel, start spiritual conversations, and lead people toward Jesus Christ.Whether you're a new Christian, a seasoned believer, someone curious about Christianity, or a skeptic exploring the claims of Jesus, this conversation will challenge and equip you to think differently about evangelism.We discuss how to overcome fear when sharing your faith, how to approach unbelievers, how to communicate the Gospel clearly, and how to engage people with biblical truth in everyday conversations.Evangelism isn't just for pastors, missionaries, or professional apologists. Jesus calls every Christian to make disciples and be a witness to the world.If you've ever struggled with knowing what to say when someone asks about your faith, or wondered how to share Christianity without being awkward or confrontational, this interview is for you!Subscribe for more Christian apologetics, biblical teaching, theology, evangelism training, and conversations that strengthen your faith.**Don't just believe the Gospel. Learn how to share it.**

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Is Open Theism defensible from Scripture? What does the Bible actually teach about God’s knowledge of the future? In this conversation, we talk with Ethan Rene and take a thoughtful look at Open Theism, God’s foreknowledge, human free will, and the question of whether God knows every future event.
Ethan Renoe believes in soul sleep and is curious about Open Theism, so we also discuss what happens to believers after death and whether the Bible teaches that the dead are conscious or “sleeping” until the resurrection.
This is a kind-hearted Christian discussion about difficult theological questions, biblical interpretation, free will, God’s sovereignty, divine foreknowledge, the afterlife, resurrection, and what Scripture says about the nature of God.
If you’re a new Christian, curious about Jesus, a skeptic exploring Christianity, or a Christian who wants to strengthen your faith and understand the Bible more deeply, this conversation will give you plenty to think about.
We don’t avoid difficult questions—we examine them through Scripture and seek to follow where the biblical evidence leads.

Why should someone choose Anglican Christianity instead of Catholicism or Eastern Orthodoxy? In this interview, Austin shares his journey from growing up as a low-church evangelical Christian, seriously considering Eastern Orthodoxy, and ultimately becoming Anglican.We discuss the differences between Anglicanism, Catholicism, and Eastern Orthodoxy, and why Austin became convinced that Anglican Christianity was the best expression of historic Christianity. We explore church history, apostolic tradition, Scripture and tradition, the authority of the Church, sacraments, liturgy, the Eucharist, and what it means to be faithful to the early Christian Church while remaining committed to biblical Christianity.If you are a Protestant considering Anglicanism, a Catholic or Orthodox Christian curious about Protestant Christianity, a new Christian trying to understand Christian denominations, or simply someone who is Jesus-curious and searching for truth, this conversation will give you plenty to think about.This is an honest conversation about Anglicanism, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Protestantism, church history, and the question: Which Christian tradition best represents biblical and historic Christianity?

Should Christians be concerned with NeedGod? In this video, we take a closer look at several clips from NeedGod and examine some of his most controversial theological takes surrounding faith, works, salvation, Catholicism, and what it means to be a Christian.
NeedGod has recently appeared on several major podcasts and has sparked significant discussion among Christians, skeptics, and people interested in theology. But are his arguments consistent with Scripture? What does the Bible actually teach about faith and works? How should Christians understand salvation, justification, obedience, and the role of good works? And are his warnings about Catholicism fair and biblically grounded?
Rather than simply attacking or defending NeedGod, we're going to examine these claims through the lens of Scripture and historic Christian theology.
Whether you're a new Christian, someone curious about Jesus, a skeptic exploring Christianity, or a Christian looking to strengthen your faith and biblical understanding, this video is designed to help you think critically and test theological claims against the Bible.
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In this episode of Things You Don't Hear in Church, we discuss Christianity and Islam, the growing tension between Muslims and Christians in America, the controversy surrounding Dearborn, Michigan, and what the Bible says about loving our enemies.
We explore whether Islam is compatible with American and Western values, how Christians should think about Islamic theology and Sharia law, the difference between criticizing a religion and hating the people who follow it, and whether Christians should be concerned about Islam's influence in America.
Most importantly, we ask: What should Christians actually do?
Should Christians protest? Get political? Fear Muslims? Or should our primary response be evangelism, prayer, love, and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ?
If you're a Christian interested in Christian apologetics, Islam vs Christianity, evangelism, biblical worldview, Muslims in America, Dearborn, Michigan, religious freedom, Christian nationalism, or defending the Christian faith, this conversation is for you.
Our goal isn't simply to criticize Islam—it’s to think biblically about Muslims, Islam, America, politics, culture, and the Great Commission.
Jesus calls Christians to love their enemies, make disciples, and preach the gospel.