The Red Cup Series: "Does praying for others violate their free will?"

The Red Cup Series: "Christian Witches"

According to the Bible, Jesus stood with Moses and Elijah at His transfiguration, used power to change people and things, and foretold the future. Some believe that these are just a few examples of Jesus acting as a necromancer, sorcerer, and psychic, which are also common practices of witches. However, if being a Christian means to believe in Jesus Christ and follow His teachings, can there be a such thing as a Christian Witch?

The Red Cup Series: "Did Jesus physically violate Mary?"

Many believe God sexually assaulted or physically violated Mary by impregnating her without consent. Should God have asked Mary for consent beforehand? If so, how do you think Mary would have responded?

The Red Cup Series: "Why did God kill His Son instead of the devil?"

If God knew the enemy wanted to kill and destroy us, why did He kill Jesus, His son, instead of the devil? What kind of father sacrifices his son and allows his enemy to roam free? If the devil had died, maybe we wouldn’t have to worry about the church calling Beyoncé a witch, trying to uncover the Illuminati, condemning Maverick City for performing with secular artists, and more! Wouldn’t it have been easier for God to eliminate the enemy and save us from demonic influence once and for all?

The Red Cup Series: "Does praying for others violate their free will?"

Having a relationship with God is a choice. So, what if someone decides they don’t want to be in a relationship with God and we pray for them to change their mind? Are we violating their free will? Is our prayer for them infringing on their right to not choose God?

The Red Cup Series: "Is selling our sperm or eggs a sin?"

Your weekly group therapy is back! We're starting the 2023 season with some heat by answering the nontraditional questions that many Christians want to know. Tune in!