From TikTok testimonies to online debates, “deconstructing faith” has become a movement. This episode looks past the noise to uncover what deconstruction really means, why it happens, and how biblical reconstruction leads to genuine growth instead of spiritual collapse. Listeners will learn where the term originated, how culture has reshaped it, and why many are questioning long-held beliefs through the lens of emotion rather than Scripture. Discover how honest doubt can lead to deeper conviction when truth becomes the foundation, not feelings.

Progressive Christianity often sounds compassionate and inclusive, but does it hold up to the truth of Scripture? In this episode of The Anvil Podcast, we explore what progressive Christianity teaches, why it appeals to so many, and how it departs from the historic Christian faith. Together, we walk through its view of the Bible, Jesus, sin, salvation, and morality, and compare it to the gospel once for all delivered to the saints. We also consider why Scripture warns us against “another gospel” and how we can respond with truth, love, wisdom, and courage. This conversation helps us see why the gospel of Jesus Christ is not only true, but also the better story, one that frees us, transforms us, and calls us to build our lives on the solid rock of God’s Word.

One of the hardest questions in apologetics is this: What happens to people who never hear the gospel? In this episode of The Anvil Podcast, we dig into Scripture, explore different theological perspectives, and wrestle with what God’s Word says about His justice, His love, and His mission. We’ll look at how creation, conscience, and Christ all play a role, and why this question should move us toward action, not passivity.

Whether it’s a neighbor across the street or someone in a distant culture, the call is the same: share the good news of Jesus. Join us as we seek to trust God’s character and live out the Great Commission with urgency and faith.