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Hello everyone, and welcome back to the podcast.

Today, we’re diving into one of those taboo topics most churches avoid - yet it's silently destroying lives from the inside out.

We’re talking about pornography - why it's not just a private habit, but a powerful force that can corrupt the mind, wreck relationships, and disconnect you from your purpose.

This episode isn’t about shame - it’s about truth, freedom, and reclaiming control. Let’s get into it.

Yes, you read that right.

You can believe in Jesus and still go to hell.Let that sink in.

There are many who believe in Him from the very beginning.They believe He walked this earth.They believe He healed the sick, raised the dead, and performed miracles.They believe He died for our sins and rose again.They believe He is righteous, holy, merciful, and all-powerful.

And yet…

About the Book: The King’s Journey is a narrative

retelling of the life of Jesus Christ, woven together with

deep emotional resonance, vivid storytelling and rich

descriptions. Unlike traditional theological texts or

straightforward biblical retellings, this book transforms

the Gospel stories into a living, breathing narrative that

invites the reader to experience the life of Jesus in a

fresh, powerful way.

It’s a journey through prophecy, miracles, sacrifice, and

redemption, told with an emphasis on the drama, irony,

tragedy, and epicness of Jesus’ life. Each scene is

painted with emotional depth, bringing the humanity

and divinity of Jesus to life like never before...

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Today, I want to talk about the Bible - the Word of God.
Not just about what it says, but how we read it, why we read it, and what we emphasize when we do.

We live in a time where people argue endlessly over scripture.
Some say the Bible contradicts itself....

When everything is tied to one person- then only what matters to him becomes important. His preferences, his values, his priorities, his vision. And everything else? Forgotten. Ignored. Silenced.

Unfortunately, this isn't some rare phenomenon - it’s the norm. We see it in the world, in companies, in politics, and sadly, we see it in the Church.

We have mistaken the Gospel for fairy tales.

We’ve wrapped it in mysticism, cloaked it in rituals, and locked it behind stained-glass windows. We've replaced divine truth with human fables, and practical obedience with spiritual fantasies. But the Gospel of the Kingdom is not about transcendental fluff - it’s about power, clarity, action, and purpose.

It’s time to stop feeding people religious nonsense.

There’s a myth that’s crept into modern Christian thinking -A religious whisper that says:“Don’t touch politics. Don’t preach to the rich. Don’t go near showbiz. Just keep the faith, go to church, and do good.”

Let’s be clear: that’s not the full Gospel.

I believe - and I’ll say it loudly - that politicians, celebrities, the rich and powerful need Jesus just as much as the poor, the addicted, and the broken.
Everyone needs Jesus.

Once upon a time, there was a small northern country - cold in climate but burning with the fire of God.
Sweden.

A nation once known not only for its beautiful landscapes, innovation, and social stability, but for its unwavering Christian foundation. Sweden was sending missionaries across the globe, building churches, and spreading the Gospel with boldness and faith. It was a land where God's Word was respected, and righteousness had a voice in government, education, and everyday life.

But today?

Sweden has changed. And not for the better...

“Separation of church and state.”A phrase repeated so often that it’s accepted without question - even by believers. But let’s stop for a moment and actually ask:
Why can’t the church be separated from the state?

I believe that our God is a genius. Who else could create something as timeless, as profound, and as universally applicable as the 10 Commandments? Today, I want to reflect on the foundation - the cornerstone - of any society. It’s an idea so powerful, so simple, yet so far-reaching that it has shaped civilizations for thousands of years. What could be better than the 10 Commandments? 

God Sees Your Pain and Hears Your Cries

God knows. He sees you when the lights go out, when the weight of the world crashes down on you, and you bury your face in your pillow to muffle the sobs no one else is supposed to hear. 

He knows when you sit alone in a dark room, your knees pulled to your chest, your heart whispering thoughts you’re too afraid to say out loud.

God knows when you wish you could simply disappear, when the pain seems too much to carry, when life feels like an unbearable burden.

Have you ever heard someone say:
“If only I had 100k, I’d start my dream business and succeed.”
“If I had the right skills, I’d be a star too.”
“If I had the connections and opportunities that others have, I could make it big.”

It might sound reasonable - even fair - but let’s be honest: how many people live their entire lives waiting for something more before they dare to move?

But here’s what I believe: God has already given you enough.
Enough to start. Enough to move. Enough to grow.

Does anyone truly know how many fatherless men walk among us?

Every day, countless men carry a hidden wound - fatherlessness. Some wear suits, others steel-toed boots. They lead companies, serve on the frontlines of war and raise families of their own. Yet, beneath their achievements and responsibilities, a silent emptiness lingers...

There are moments in life when we face problems so complex, obstacles so insurmountable, that no human effort can bring a solution. We try, we struggle, we search for help, but nothing changes. Every door remains closed, every plan crumbles, and every effort is met with failure. These moments are not just coincidences or bad luck—they are divine setups, designed to remind us of one fundamental truth: if God does not help, no one will.

In the complex world of governance, the distribution of power is crucial in determining the nature and quality of life within a society. At the heart of this debate lies the distinction between democracy and dictatorship, two fundamentally different systems that shape the relationship between rulers and the ruled. 

In recent years, political correctness has sparked intense debate, often pitting free expression against the demand for respectful discourse.

But have you ever paused to consider who invented political correctness and what their true intentions might have been?

Is there a hidden agenda at play?

In a world where conformity is often demanded, we need voices that stand firm in truth -voices like those of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.

These three young men refused to bow to the pressures of their time, even in the face of a fiery furnace. 

They chose to obey God rather than men, embodying the kind of courage we desperately need today.

In today’s world, it’s not uncommon to encounter distorted teachings about God’s love and grace. Some teachers and preachers have, whether intentionally or not, twisted the Word of God, creating new approaches that stray from foundational biblical truths. They often present a version of Christianity that emphasizes God's love to the exclusion of His justice, holiness, and the need for repentance...

In our modern society, where information is abundant and diverse philosophies are just a click away, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the countless views on spirituality and the nature of God.

However today I want to take us back to the basics and address a common misconception: the idea that all paths lead to God.

In today’s world, we often encounter ideas that seem outlandish and unfounded, born from what some might call mad theories. Claims like the earth being flat, the normalization of drug use,  the concept of more than two genders are examples of this and many more. When reflecting on these issues, a comparison arises: the Bible vs. modern-day theories. Who are these people, these modern-day thinkers and ideologists, that are trying to reshape our world? Who gave them the mandate to cross out biblical values and implement their ideas in our society?...