Listener Q&A Part 1

Social Media: Impact on Kids, Culture, and Christianity

Social media has changed everything. It has transformed how we communicate, parent, build relationships, consume information, and even how we see ourselves. It’s connected us across the globe while, in many ways, leaving us more anxious, distracted, lonely, and divided than ever before. In this episode of The Power of Babble, we take an honest look at the impact of social media on our society, our children, and our walk with God. Is social media simply a neutral tool, or is it shaping our beliefs, our attention, and our identities in ways we don’t fully recognize? How is comparison culture affecting our mental and spiritual health? What are algorithms teaching our kids? And how do Christians engage digital spaces with wisdom, discernment, and intentionality? Whether you’re a parent trying to navigate screen time, someone wrestling with comparison and constant connection, or simply wondering what faithful living looks like in a digital age, this conversation is for you. 🎙️ Join us as we ask not only what social media is doing to us—but who we are becoming because of it.

Astral Theology: Astrology, Prophecy, Zodiac Signs & Biblical Truth

Zodiac signs. Astrology. Prophecy in the heavens. Ancient symbols written in the stars. In this episode of The Power of Babble, we explore astral theology and the growing fascination with astrology, celestial signs, and the idea that the stars reveal spiritual truth. What does the Bible actually say about the heavens? Is there a difference between the stars declaring God’s glory and astrology attempting to predict identity, purpose, or the future? We dive into Scripture, prophecy, ancient worldviews, and the tension between biblical theology and modern spiritual practices—asking where discernment, symbolism, and deception intersect. 🎙️ Join us for a deep conversation about the cosmos, prophecy, human meaning, and whether the stars are pointing to themselves… or to something greater.

Mysticism and New Age

Lilith. Hidden knowledge. Divine feminine spirituality. Ancient myths reappearing in modern culture. Why are so many people becoming fascinated with mystical figures and spiritual ideas outside of Scripture? In this episode of The Power of Babble, we explore the rise of mysticism and New Age beliefs through the lens of biblical theology—diving into topics like Lilith, esoteric teachings, spiritual symbolism, and the growing desire for “secret” spiritual knowledge. Where do these ideas come from? Why are they spreading so rapidly online? And how do they compare to what the Bible actually teaches about creation, identity, rebellion, spiritual beings, and truth?. 🎙️ Join us as we unpack the tension between cultural spirituality and biblical discernment, and examine why people are searching for deeper meaning in places outside of God’s Word.

Cosmic Origins: Science e & Religion

What if science and Scripture aren’t in competition, but telling the same story from different angles? In this episode of The Power of Babble, we step into the mystery of cosmic origins—exploring the Big Bang, the beginning of the universe, and what the Bible actually says about creation. Was there a “beginning”? What existed before it? And how do we reconcile modern cosmology with ancient truth? We’re not here to give easy answers—but to ask better questions. Because sometimes, the deeper you go, the more you realize… God was already there. Let’s talk about the moment everything began—and the One who spoke it into being. Thanks to our special guest, Garrett Goff, for joining us!

Listener Q&A Part 2: Tree of Life, Nephilim, and Old Testament Genocide

In this episode of The Power of Babble, we’re diving into some of the most complex, mysterious, and often uncomfortable questions in Scripture—straight from you. We unpack: * What exactly is the Tree of Life, and why does it matter from Genesis to Revelation? * Who were the Nephilim, and what do we actually know (and not know) about them? * How do we wrestle with passages that describe violence and destruction in the Old Testament—and what do they reveal about God’s character? This conversation doesn’t shy away from tension. Instead, we lean into it—exploring historical context, biblical theology, and the bigger story of redemption woven throughout Scripture. If you’ve ever read the Bible and thought, “Wait… what do I do with this?”—this episode is for you.