What happens when a religion uses Christian words but changes the meaning of Jesus?

In this episode, we’re looking at Mormonism and Jehovah’s Witnesses, two groups that claim connection to Christianity but depart from historic biblical faith in major ways.

We talk about the Trinity.

We talk about Jesus.

We talk about Scripture, extra revelation, legalism, secrecy, and the danger of a “gospel of nice.”

How do you know when a teaching has moved away from Christianity?

Why does the identity of Jesus matter so much?

And how should Christians respond when someone says, “We believe in Jesus too”?

In this episode, we cover:

• Why Mormonism and Jehovah’s Witnesses are not historic Christianity

• The central issue: who Jesus is

• Why the Trinity matters

• The danger of changing Scripture or adding new revelation

• Joseph Smith, Mormon history, and shifting doctrines

• Jehovah’s Witness beliefs about Jesus, resurrection, and the Holy Spirit

• Legalism versus grace

• How to talk with people caught in false teaching

This is not a debate. It’s a thoughtful conversation about truth, discernment, and why the real Jesus cannot be replaced.

What do Mormons actually believe… and why does it matter?

Most Christians couldn’t clearly explain the difference—yet millions are being influenced every year. So how do we respond? Ignore it? Engage it? Defend against it?

In this episode, we break it all down.

• What Mormonism teaches about God, Jesus, and salvation

• How it started—and why that history matters

• The key differences between Christianity and LDS beliefs

• The Scriptures they use (and what they really mean)

• The common tactics used in conversations—and how to respond

• How to stay grounded without becoming combative

So what do you do when belief systems collide?

Do you shut the door… or step into the conversation?

This isn’t a debate—it’s a thoughtful, Bible-based conversation designed to equip you with clarity, confidence, and truth.

Class is in session.

Worship gets complicated… fast.

What do you do when the person behind the song fails?

Should churches stop singing it?

Does the message still matter if the messenger is messy?

This conversation goes way beyond music.

From Hillsong and Bethel to viral social media takes, we unpack the real tension:

Are we judging songs based on truth—or based on people?

And more importantly…

where is the actual line?

In this episode, we talk about:

• Singing songs from artists with moral failures

• Church scandals and their impact on worship

• Theology vs. lyrics—what actually matters

• Why context gets lost in social media culture

• The difference between fruit and reputation

• When a song can still be true—even if the artist isn’t

• The responsibility of the listener

• How misplaced trust in people can wreck your faith

• Secular artists making “faith moments” (DMX, Kanye, etc.)

• AI, music, and where this is all heading

This one doesn’t give easy answers—

but it will challenge how you think about worship, truth, and discernment.