Scott argues that we don’t need misapplied prophecy to support Israel. Instead, we should use biblical principles that God has given to evaluate Israel and all other nations.

Having recently preached at the G3 Conference, David de Bruyn explores why the gospel should be viewed as the "boundary" of Christian fellowship rather than just a minimalist center that ignores secondary doctrines.

You'll discover in this episode, as to why the concept of multiple human races is biblically unfounded and scientifically inaccurate, tracing the origins of modern racial categorization back to 18th-century colonial interests rather than divine design.

While the Orthodox consensus has historically upheld the view of unending punishment, a growing number of evangelical voices and "celebrity Christians" are beginning to advocate for Annihilationism (or Conditional Immortality). This view suggests that the wicked are eventually wiped out of existence rather than suffering forever. 

Join Scott as he moves beyond emotional preferences to ask: What is biblically true?

We dive deep into the "systemic psychosis" currently gripping our nation—a detachment from reality that has permeated our institutions and even our churches. Jack challenges Christians to move past "timidity" and start putting feet to their faith by engaging in local politics, school boards, and state legislatures.

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The conversation focuses on a deliberate shift toward simplicity in instrumentation designed to prioritize congregational singing over musical performance. By stripping away dominant rhythms and loud contemporary setups, the conference aims to foster a unified environment where the body of Christ can hear itself sing.

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Dr. Master explains why rigorous, traditional seminary education still matters—particularly in an age of streamlined degrees, online shortcuts, and declining pastoral endurance. Together, they discuss the importance of biblical languages, theological depth, and long-term faithfulness over mere credentials.

For the first time, the G3 Reading Challenge also includes a dedicated app, allowing you to track progress, discover recommendations, and share encouragement with others throughout the year.

Whether you are a pastor, parent, student, or lifelong learner, this challenge is meant to help you read more thoughtfully, more broadly, and more faithfully—for the glory of God.

Learn more about the reading app and how get started, visit:
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Ethan emphasizes the need for a solid grasp of who Jesus is, addressing common misconceptions and the cultural influences that dilute the true meaning of Christmas. The conversation also touches on God's sovereignty in the Christmas narrative and the implications for families during the holiday season.

Joe Boot unpacks the dangers of modern dualism, the myth of neutrality, and how a biblical worldview gives believers clarity and courage in a secular age. This conversation challenges Christians to reject nominalism and pursue a fully integrated, fully obedient life under Christ’s lordship.

Together, they examine how theological misunderstanding, online radicalization, and misplaced zeal are fueling hostility toward the Jewish people—and why pastors must respond with biblical clarity and pastoral care.

Dr. Varner explains how his work teaching Greek led to a deep personal affection for these ancient texts, particularly the Didache (The Teaching of the Apostles), which he describes as the earliest church handbook. He also talks about his new book from G3 Press, "Introducing the Apostolic Fathers." 

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