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Jesus continues the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew Chapter 6, and honestly? A surprising amount of it sounds like a direct subtweet at modern performative Christianity. Public prayer? Knock it off. Announcing your…
Matthew chapters 2–4 get the full atheist Q&A treatment, and wow does the New Testament come out swinging with prophecy claims held together by theological duct tape. This episode digs into the Magi, Herod’s…
Matthew Chapter 1 came out swinging with genealogy, messiah marketing, and some suspiciously convenient theological paperwork. In this Q&A episode, we slow way down and unpack why Matthew starts the New Testament with a…
Jesus finally gets his big red-letter sermon moment in Matthew Chapter 5, and wow, does he come out swinging with bumper-sticker theology, impossible moral standards, and some casual “maybe cut off your hand” energy.…
Jesus gets baptized, immediately wanders into the wilderness, fasts for 40 days and 40 nights, and then Satan shows up with the spiritual equivalent of a bad frat dare: “Turn rocks into bread,” “jump…
Matthew Chapter 3 comes crashing in with John the Baptist yelling in the wilderness, wearing camel hair, eating locusts and honey, and apparently expecting everyone to already know who the hell he is. Spoiler:…
Matthew Chapter 2 wastes absolutely no time turning the Jesus story into a celestial scavenger hunt with suspiciously convenient prophecy receipts. We get the Magi following a star, Herod spiraling because somebody called a…
After nearly six years wandering through the Old Testament wilderness, we finally stumble into the New Testament and immediately trip over Matthew’s opening move: a genealogy. Because apparently before we can meet Jesus, we…
Before diving face-first into the Gospel of Matthew, we take a detour into the big awkward question Christians rarely love answering: who actually wrote this thing? Spoiler: probably not Matthew. The episode walks through…
The Macadoodles are finally done, and with them, the long, bloody, deeply weird road through the Old Testament gets wrapped in one last historical/religious/political burrito. This episode ties 1 and 2 Maccabees together by…
