What Makes a Teacher “False”?

In the episode, the host turns to 2 Peter 2 to unpack the biblical portrait of a false teacher. He highlights the warnings that such teachers “rob God of His glory,” “steal people who are new to the faith,” and “promise and deliver nothing.” The discussion invites listeners to consider how deception can appear in seemingly trustworthy voices.

When a Church Turns Into a Polygamous Cult, What Happens to the Gospel?

The conversation shifts to a real‑world example: a church in Ohio whose leader claims to be “more biblical” while practicing polygamy. The host recounts the pastor’s second wife being introduced as a co‑founder and the congregation’s mixed reactions—from applause to bewildered silence. He asks whether the gospel can survive when a leader’s personal life contradicts the biblical call to faithfulness.

Can We Still Find Hope When Sin Seeks to Hide?

Later, the host addresses the hidden struggle of many Christian women with pornography. He speaks of shame and secrecy as contrary to God’s will and describes the temptation cycle—temptation, guilt, apology, and relapse. He frames the struggle as a “dragon” that can be slain, urging listeners to seek deeper resources for overcoming it.

These threads—false teaching, polygamy, and hidden sin—interweave to ask how believers can discern truth, maintain integrity, and pursue holiness in a complex world. For the full conversation and the host’s deeper reflections, listen to the complete episode of Wretched Radio.