Muslims, Nazis, and Abortion Advocates: A Christian Response

Muslims, Nazis, and Abortion Advocates: A Christian Response

Some Christians mistakenly believe they can selectively oppose wicked ideologies without compromise. This episode reveals why Islam, Nazism, and the abortion industry—all rooted in anti-Christian worldviews—must be confronted together, without exception. You’ll discover the disturbing scale of their atrocities, from 270 million lives lost to genocidal violence spanning over 1,400 years, and why superficial alliances only enable more destruction. In this eye-opening discussion, Jacob Tanner dives deep into the historical and spiritual realities behind these modern and historic enemies of Christ. We break down the shocking violence Islam has perpetuated, with nearly 250,000 deaths from terrorism since 1979 alone, and the terrifying scale of Nazi genocide—6 million Jewish lives lost in the Holocaust, plus millions of others systematically slaughtered. Tanner explains how the abortion industry’s eugenics-driven philosophy echoes Nazi ideology and Satanic rebellion. You’ll learn why Christians cannot, and must not, work with these wicked systems, no matter the current social pressures. Instead, discover practical ways to stand against these enemies through the proclaimed gospel, local activism, and prayer. Tanner emphasizes that fighting abortion, resisting Islamic expansion, and rejecting neo-Nazi ideology are not separate battles but are unified by a Satanic worldview that hates Christ and seeks death. This episode is a clarion call for believers to recognize the totalitarian darkness behind these movements—and to stand firm on biblical truth. If you're serious about biblical discernment, cultural engagement, and spiritual warfare, this episode is essential. Equip yourself to oppose darkness comprehensively, with clear, biblical resolve, because the enemies of Christ must be confronted, and the gospel is the only true victory.

Biblical Masculinity: Men as Workers, with Luke Pierson

In this episode, Jacob Tanner interviews Luke Pierson, pastor of Apologia Church, about biblical masculinity, leadership in the home, and the importance of perseverance and faithfulness in the Christian life. They discuss the role of men, the significance of family worship, and how to stay resilient amid spiritual and cultural battles. Also: find out their thoughts on August Burns Red and several other Christian metal bands! (Biblical masculinity, family leadership, perseverance, Christian faith, spiritual warfare, family worship, Christian metal, Navy SEAL, overcoming trials, biblical roles) guest links Twitter - @ TheLukeTheBear Website - https://apologiachurch.org/

Women Still Can't Preach

Can women preach? This debate is heating up, and I’m here to share a controversial truth. Share with someone who needs to hear this! For years, I’ve maintained that women cannot preach—not because I’m against them, but based on clear biblical teaching. The qualifications for preaching and pastoral roles are explicitly outlined in Scripture, and they are reserved for men. This isn’t just a theoretical issue; it’s happening in churches across the country. Many denominations are grappling with this topic, and it’s crucial to uphold biblical doctrine in the face of cultural pressures. It’s time for a serious conversation about what the Bible says on this matter. We must stand firm in our beliefs while loving those who disagree. What do you think about this issue? Let’s discuss!

Think Christianly! With Joe Boot

The Christian should approach all spheres of life in a way that is radically different than the non-Christian. They should "Think Christianly" about everything. In this episode, Pastor Jacob Tanner is joined by Dr. Joe Boot to discuss his latest book with the Ezra Institute, Think Christianly.

Is Interracial Marriage a Sin?

There's been a lot of talk recently about the concept of interracial marriage and whether or not it is sinful. In this episode, Jacob Tanner ‪(@https://www.youtube.com/@DoctrineandDominion on YouTube, @DoctrineandDominion on Substack, @‬JacobTTanner on X) thinks through the issue biblically and answers the question, "Is interracial marriage a sin?"