Real Talk.
Real Faith.
Just a regular guy who loves Jesus. I react to what people are saying about God, the Bible and the world, then we open the Word and see what it really says.

Latest episode
Fresh off the press. Watch it, then tell me where you landed in the comments.

Netflix's Narnia: Why Change Aslan? | A Christian Reaction
Netflix's new Narnia has Meryl Streep voicing Aslan, the lion C.S. Lewis built to point to Jesus. Is this just a casting choice, or an elephant in the house?
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Off Camera
Some episodes leave me with questions. So after the camera stops, I dig into the Bible and share what I found. Quick reads.

Does It Really Matter If Aslan Is a "He"? Here's What I Found After the Camera Stopped
Netflix's Narnia cast Meryl Streep as the voice of Aslan. Why did C.S. Lewis make Aslan a male lion in the first place, and does the Bible ever use motherly pictures of God? A quick read from LTAI.
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Why Did Jesus Let Satan Rule the World? Here's What I Found After the Camera Stopped
In Luke 4 Satan claims the kingdoms of the world and Jesus doesn't argue. Why? Plus what "firstborn" really means in Colossians 1:15. A quick read from LTAI.
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Every episode follows the same simple plan.
We watch
A trending clip about God, the Bible, culture or AI. The stuff people are already arguing about.
We react
Honest first thoughts. Sometimes I agree, sometimes I push back, sometimes I say "I don't get it" out loud.
We open the Word
Then we check it against Scripture, because the Bible gets the last word. No hype, no hate.
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