In this thought-provoking episode, Brad sits down with special guest Jake for a deep dive into one of the most profound moments in history — when Pontius Pilate stands before Jesus and asks, “What is truth?”

Together, they explore what that question really means — not just in the biblical scene, but in our modern world of opinions, perspectives, and blurred lines. What does truth look like today? Is it absolute, personal, or something we’re all still searching for?

Brad and Jake unpack the story, its historical and spiritual significance, and how Pilate’s question echoes through every generation. Expect real talk, raw insights, and a challenge to look within and ask yourself the same timeless question: What is truth?

In this episode, we dive deep into the pressing issue of unregulated artificial intelligence and the potential risks it poses to individuals and society as a whole. We explore how the rapid advancement of AI technology can inadvertently empower scammers, enabling them to execute sophisticated schemes with alarming ease.

Join us as we dissect various tactics employed by scammers, from deepfake technology to automated phishing attacks, and discuss real-life examples that highlight the vulnerabilities in our current systems. We will listen in to an interview between Tucker and Elon Musk as they share insights on the urgent need to regulate and safeguard against AI and scammers.

Brad shares a personal story of being scammed and how deceptive, elaborate it was, and the lengths they will go to empty your bank account. Additionally, we'll provide listeners with practical tips on how to recognize and protect themselves from AI-driven scams. As we navigate uncharted and unparalleled times, we aim to bring awareness and accountability to scammers, big AI players, tech companies, and social media platforms in order to help us have a safer future.

In this episode Brad Lee discusses the interview between Jelly Roll and Brandon Lake and how Brandon collaborated with Jelly Roll on Hard Fought Hallelujah. We talk about authenticity in our faith, and the dogma that can sometimes separate and divide us, ultimately breaking us down.

If scripture tells us to "Go Make Disciples" does that mean it has to happen inside the four walls of the Church? Join in as we discuss how to show love, compassion, and kindness to this broken world around us, while still being true in our faith.