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Women Who Refuse To Have Children Go To Hell | 1 Timothy 2:15

In Part 2, Pastor Joel Webbon, Wesley Todd, and Antonio Griffith go on offense. They argue that a Christianity which only changes the afterlife and never a people’s culture, health, or civilization isn’t humility. It’s Gnosticism. This series is drawn from Pastor Joel’s brand-new book, White Genocide, published with NXR. 🙏 Support Right Response Ministries: tax-deductible gifts at rightresponseministries.com/donate

Is race just a social construct, or a biblical category? In Part 1 of this series, Pastor Joel Webbon, Wesley Todd, and Antonio Griffith open Genesis 10 and the Table of Nations. They argue that race has both a biological and a spiritual dimension, and that this is a view Christians held for centuries until very recently. In this episode: Romans 9 and Paul’s “kinsmen according to the flesh”: what it means for how Christians see their own ancestryCulture, nation, race, species: a framework for words your Bible already usesNoah’s three sons and how the nations spread and divergedWhy creationists already accept the adaptation argument, and the double standard in rejecting it here This episode is drawn from Pastor Joel’s brand-new book, White Genocide, published with NXR.

Shane Gillis said what everyone at the gym already knows, and the internet lost its mind. We break down the SNL joke that has everyone talking. Then we go further: why male spaces keep disappearing, how co-ed everything got us here, what the Cornell case says about consent without a framework, and why chivalry has no female equivalent. Gym culture, Nancy Mace, C.S. Lewis, and a case for bringing back freedom of association. 🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell. We broadcast Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11 AM ET. 🙏 Right Response is supported entirely by viewers like you. Give a one-time, tax-deductible gift in about 90 seconds:https://rightresponseministries.com/donate 📖 "As a jewel of gold in a swine's snout, so is a fair woman which is without discretion." (Proverbs 11:22) SOURCES1:09 — Shane Gillis, SNL monologue (Oct. 10, 2026): https://www.nbcnews.com/pop-culture/celebrity/shane-gillis-snl-monologue-slammed-women-gym-attire-rcna60300911:40 — Nancy Mace, first woman to graduate The Citadel's Corps of Cadets (1999): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Mace17:39 — Text messages obtained by CBS News (Oct. 13, 2026): https://www.cbsnews.com/news/jane-doe-text-messages-cornell-fraternity-member/

One of our favorite episodes from the archive. If you’re new, or skipped this one the first time, start here. Piety is devotion bounded by duty. Pietism is holiness used as an excuse to abandon your post. From the Thirty Years’ War to Piper to Radical, we break down how evangelicals turned faith inward, and why men returning to ambition can’t leave piety behind.

Every covenant is sealed in blood, from Eden to Abraham to Calvary. Why has Christianity been the bloody religion for six millennia, and why is that the best news in the world? Shadows, substance, and the only sacrifice that was ever enough.

Jeremy Boreing says critics of Israel want to eradicate Jews. We say: name one. We respond to Boreing's latest episode, call out the "have your cake and eat it too" problem with modern Zionism, and argue that the real debate on the right is about American tax dollars and equal standards, not erasing anyone.

"Give not thy strength unto women, nor thy ways to that which destroyeth kings." (Proverbs 31:3) You can have courage, gravitas, intellect, and strength, and still fail as a man if you hand it all over for a woman's approval. This week we define the simp biblically: a man who trades his judgment, strength, and duty for female approval, driven by fear of her displeasure. From Adam to Samson to Ahab, Scripture is full of strong men undone by weakness toward a woman. We cover the line between a wife's counsel and a wife's dictation, how unchecked lust makes men pliable, the "shadow elders" quietly running complementarian churches, and why the moment calls for spiritual eunuchs: men whose strength is narrowed by self-mastery into a force that can't be worn down.

Beliefs drive behavior, but behavior can reshape belief. In Part 2 on the root of sin, we explain how discipline, context, and four truths about God (great, good, glorious, gracious) cut sin off at the root.

Where does sin actually start? Not with your actions, and not even with your words. In this episode, Joel, Wesley, and Antonio trace sin down to its root, through James 1: beliefs shape desires, desires shape thoughts, and thoughts shape what you say and do. If you're only fighting sin at the surface, you'll lose. Real sanctification isn't white-knuckling. It's mortification, and it starts with what you believe. Part 1 of 2.

Why Women Are Weaker | Debate Review Pt. 2 Is physical strength really the only difference between men and women? Joel Webbon revisits his debate with Andrew Wilson and makes the case from 1 Timothy 2, Genesis 3, and 1 Peter 3. The conversation covers the "cult of Artemis" argument, why the curse is feminism rather than patriarchy, and what "weaker vessel" actually means.

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The episode opens with Ephesians 6:1–4 and presents four priorities for “keeping” children in the faith: pray for God to save them because salvation is ultimately God’s work; raise them in the nurture and admonition of the Lord while treating them as “pre-Christian” rather than heathen; provide not only the gospel but also tangible, earthly incentives and an inheritance by being courageous, principled, and materially fruitful; and pursue a Christian society through Christian nationalism, arguing that a broadly Christian culture historically makes it easier for children to remain Christian. The hosts criticize approaches that restrict children from Christian language like “Our Father,” contrast examples involving Doug Wilson and John Piper’s children, cite Psalm themes of prosperity for the righteous, discuss inheritance as biblically and historically normal, and emphasize modeling courage and resilience for sons. *MINISTRY SPONSORS:* *Genesis Gold Group*Faith-Based Gold IRA: Genesis Gold Group helps Christians protect their retirement with physical precious metals aligned with scriptural stewardship principles.https://www.RightResponseBibleGold.com

In this Right Response Ministries podcast episode, the hosts argue Christians must avoid both retreatism and becoming indistinguishable from the world, aiming instead to stand near “kings” with skill and influence while refusing defilement. They discuss practical parenting aims: rules alone don’t produce courage; teach children the competing worldview; prepare them for moments of pressure through questions and role modeling; give them opportunities to practice courage; and consistently model conviction across contexts. The conversation also highlights how tyranny often arrives via universal, “temporary” edicts driven by wicked counselors, and stresses that borrowed convictions collapse while fear of rejection commonly drives compromise. *MINISTRY SPONSORS:* *Genesis Gold Group* Faith-Based Gold IRA: Genesis Gold Group helps Christians protect their retirement with physical precious metals aligned with scriptural stewardship principles. https://www.RightResponseBibleGold.com