The Christian Skeptic
We’re Adam and Aaron, and we have a simple belief: faith should be rooted in truth, not tradition. Through thoughtful and candid conversations, we challenge assumptions, explore the nuances of doubt, and seek to uncover the authentic message of Jesus.
Recent Episodes
April 8, 2025
Is Sanctification the Most Misunderstood Concept in Christianity?
This week, we explore the often misunderstood doctrine of sanctification, what it is, and isn’t. Is it something we accomplish through effort, or something God alone works in us? We unpack the difference between performative ...
April 1, 2025
Live Q&A: Navigating the Christian Life
This week, we’re sharing a special live Q&A where we explore the complexities of the Christian life. From practical advice on living out your faith to tackling deep theological questions, we cover topics such as faith versus ...
March 25, 2025
Should Christians Ever Call Out Sin? | TCS Reacts
Is it our job to warn others away from sin—or just to help them pick up the pieces after they fall? This week, we react to a provocative clip from Tullian Tchividjian and explore the tension between grace, truth, and our resp...
March 18, 2025
What Paul Washer Gets Wrong About God's Love | TCS Reacts
Does suffering prove God’s love? Does ease mean he’s abandoned you? In this reaction episode, we respond to a video from Paul Washer on hardship, holiness, and God’s love—and challenge some common theological misconceptions. ...
Feb. 25, 2025
Three Critical Mistakes Christians Make About Matthew 7:21-23
This week, we dive into one of Jesus’ most unsettling statements from Matthew 7:21-23—”I never knew you. Depart from me.” Often misinterpreted as a call for believers to work more and try harder, we unpack how this passage ac...
Feb. 18, 2025
The Truth About "All Things Work Together for Good" (Romans 8:28)
This week, we kick off a new series on commonly misinterpreted passages of Scripture, starting with Romans 8:28. We unpack what it really means when Scripture says “all things work together for good,” challenging misconceptio...
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