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Is Psalm 37:4 a divine "genie in a bottle" promise for wealth, fame, or the spouse of your dreams?In this episode of our summer Twisted Theology series, we unpack this classic verse and clear up the misconception that God is here to grant our worldly wishes. True delight in the Lord isn’t a transaction—it’s an authentic transformation. As we draw close to Him, He shifts our longings away from surface-level pursuits and aligns our hearts with His righteousness.

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In this episode of Twisted Theology, Jake and Kev tackle 1 Timothy 3:2 and the phrase "husband of one wife."
Tune in as we break down another commonly misinterpreted scripture, examining the true context of the passage to separate legalism from what Scripture actually requires regarding pastoral character and marital faithfulness.

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In this episode of our Twisted Theology series, Jake and Kev unpack another misused and misunderstood verse in the Bible: Jeremiah 29:11, "For I know the plans I have for you... plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future."
We often see this verse used as a promise of smooth sailing, personal success, and a trouble-free life. But when we take a closer look at the actual context, we find a story that looks a little different than a quick pick-me-up!

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In this episode of Twisted Theology, we’re tackling what we believe is another widely misunderstood verse in scripture: Revelation 3:16. We often hear that God would rather you be hellbound than a half-hearted, "lukewarm" Christian—but the actual geography of the text tells a completely different story. Tune in as Jake and Kev tell us how!

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We’re back with another episode of our summer Twisted Theology series! Today, Jake, Kev, and Gabe are breaking down one of the most misquoted verses in the Bible: Philippians 4:13.
Join us as we explore the context in which Paul wrote this verse and how it is often misused in culture today.

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This week, Jake, Kev, and special guest Gabe dive deep into Genesis 1:26. This verse is often used to support the concept of the Trinity right at the beginning of creation. The guys unpack the scripture, challenge standard assumptions, and share their own perspectives on the correlation!

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We hope you all had a restful and meaningful Memorial Day weekend. We are jumping right back into our summer Twisted Theology series today!
In this episode, Jake and Kev are breaking down a heavily misunderstood passage from 1 Thessalonians. They’re tackling the common assumption that because Christians are called to "avoid all appearances of evil," then the appearance of evil is just as sinful as the act itself. Join us as we look past the cultural assumptions to find out what the text is actually saying!

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As we kick off our summer season on misinterpreted Scripture, Jake and Kev take us into the heart of the Third Commandment. Most theological misunderstandings aren’t just about bad words—they miss the author’s original intent.
Join us as we explore what it truly means to "carry" the name of the Lord and how being faithful stewards of the Word requires us to move beyond common assumptions. Let’s learn to apply Scripture not just how we've heard it, but as it was meant to be understood!