Is the death penalty biblical? In this episode of Life After Sunday, we dive deep into one of the most debated moral questions of our time — capital punishment — and look at it through a biblical worldview.

We trace the origins of the death penalty all the way back to the Code of Hammurabi, explore how it was applied under Mosaic Law, and discuss what Jesus meant when He said, “I did not come to abolish the Law, but to fulfill it” (Matthew 5:17).

From “eye for an eye” justice to the grace shown on the cross, this conversation challenges modern ideas about justice, mercy, and redemption. Is the death penalty consistent with God’s character? How should Christians view crime and punishment today?

Whether you’re a believer wrestling with these questions or a man trying to better understand how faith shapes justice, this episode will give you the context, Scripture, and perspective you need.

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Pride is called the “great sin” for a reason—it destroys relationships, blinds us to truth, and separates us from God. In this episode of Life After Sunday, we dive into what the Bible, C.S. Lewis, and the Church Fathers teach about pride, why it’s more dangerous than lust or greed, and how Christian men can walk in humility. Don’t let pride steal your purpose—listen in and grow with us

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In this episode of Life After Sunday, we reflect on Charlie Kirk’s funeral — a service where the gospel was preached boldly, the Name of Jesus was lifted high, and millions around the world heard a message of faith, hope, and eternity.

We highlight the powerful moment when Erika Kirk, led completely by the Holy Spirit, shared her heart with courage and grace. Her speech challenged husbands and wives to live faithfully and keep Christ at the center of their marriages. Even more powerful, Erika chose to forgive the young man who murdered Charlie — something only possible through the power of the Holy Spirit.

This episode is about more than one man’s funeral. It’s about legacy, faith, forgiveness, and the call for Christian men to live boldly today.

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