Andrew Claven of the Daily Wire complained that the phrase Christ is king is being used as an anti-Semitic dog whistle.

He then went on to espouse the heresy of universalism, insisting that many people are faithfully serving Jesus just without knowing it.

Tune in now as we carefully debunk these claims.

All right, welcome back to the Wednesday live stream for those of you who are joining us for the first time. What we do is Wednesday and Monday, Wednesday, Friday. So we have three shows every week at 4 p.m. Central Time. It's on Twitter. It's on YouTube. It drops a little bit after on the podcast platform, Spotify, Apple, and then it'll pop up on our website and our app. But mainly, if you want to watch right when these episodes come out,

it's 4 p.m. Central Time on Monday and then Wednesday and Friday on Twitter and YouTube.

That's where you'll get the first glimpse.

And so today, what we're doing, Monday is a pre-recorded episode with guests that I pipe in.

Friday, we call it the Friday special.

It's a multi-part series.

We're about to start,

actually next week. We'll start season two for Q2, season two of the Friday special with

Brian Sovey and Ben Garrett, a haunted cosmos theme 10-part series, which is going to be incredibly

unhinged. Today, we are going to be hinged. We're going to do our best to be self-controlled

and to be careful and to be utterly

biblical and everything that we say because this is a very controversial topic, but the truth has to be told. So I want to be

careful, but I also want to be courageous and and not bend the need to cultural and

worldview religious whims of our day.

Christ is king.

We make no apology for saying it.

We will say Christ is king even harder.

Christ is king.

And we're going to talk about the kingship of Christ.

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