This week we are covering another chapter from the book “Duty to Defend,” and a chapter on gun free zones which is based on an interview with Rev. Ralph A. Abernethy III. We are going back to the grooveyard of forgotten favorites, with the original audio from that interview, originally…
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Some anti-gun Christians have argued that since we confess that our help comes from the Lord (Psalm 121:2) then we don’t need guns to help protect us. To be consistent, one would have to make the same argument about any number of earthly tools that we rely on. Rev. Tyrel…
In this week’s episode, we continue our walk through the chapters of the book “Duty to Defend” with a review of Luke 22:38. When the disciples present two swords to Jesus, He replies “it is enough.” Does that mean there is some heavenly restriction on the number of firearms we…
In this week’s episode, we continue to look at articles from my book, “Duty to Defend,” with an chapter by Rev. Gaven Mize. In 2 Corinthians 10:4-5, St. Paul speaks of spiritual weapons and spiritual warfare. Do these verses mean that Christians should give up earthly weapons and defense against…
In this week’s episode, we continue to look at articles from my book, “Duty to Defend,” with an chapter by Rev. Willie Grills. In John 13:15, Jesus calls his disciples to follow his example. He did not fight back against those who came to arrest, torture, and ultimately kill him….
In this mid-week episode Lloyd is answering more comments and questions about the “Duty to Defend” series. Thank you to all who commented!
In our continuing look at my book, Duty to Defend, Lloyd reviews one of his own entries starting on page 104. Did Jesus (referring to Isaiah 53) mean to suggest that he would be “numbered with the transgressors” because his disciples carried swords?
Coming July 30, “Dead Man Walking” is the second album released under the Reformer band name and my first self-produced album. The first single from the album is now on Spotify, Apple Music, and iHeartRadio. Featuring 10 new, original tracks plus a re-make/re-master of the single “How About No“. Members of the Reformation Gun Club can listen to the full album now.