This week on Two Christian Rednecks, we’re diving into Romans 9:1–5, where Paul gives us a powerful look at just how deeply his heart breaks for those who are lost. Paul’s love for his people challenges us to ask a serious question: Do we have that same kind of heart for the lost—and even for the people sitting beside us in church?

We talk about what it looks like to genuinely care about someone’s salvation, and to love our brothers and sisters in Christ even when we don’t always agree, get along, or see things the same way.

But before things get too serious… Big Ben has BEEF with Big Country! Apparently, something has been brewing between these two Christian rednecks, and Big Ben has a few things he needs to get off his chest. Will there be forgiveness? Reconciliation? Brotherly love? Or is Big Country about to get called out?

Grab your Bible, pull up a chair, and join Two Christian Rednecks for some laughs, some brotherly beef, and a serious conversation about having Paul’s heart for the lost.

Romans 9:1–5 — How much do we really care about the people who don’t know Jesus?

🔥 EVERYTHING END TIMES — Are We Ready? 🔥

This week on 2 Christian Rednecks, we’re diving headfirst into one of the biggest, most debated, and most fascinating subjects in the Bible: THE END TIMES.

Our good brother Aaron Erickson joins us as we dig through Scripture—from Revelation and Daniel to passages in Job and beyond—looking at prophecy, the last days, what has already happened, what may still be ahead, and what Christians should actually be paying attention to.

We’re talking beasts, kingdoms, prophecy, judgment, Christ’s return, and the biblical clues scattered throughout Scripture. And, as always, expect a few rabbit trails along the way. 🤠📖

But before we get too deep into the apocalypse, we’ve got this week’s Church PSA: If somebody offers you food… EAT IT! 😂

Whether it’s Grandma’s casserole, mystery meat at the church potluck, or something you’re not quite sure you can identify—sometimes Christian fellowship means smiling, saying “thank you,” praying over it, and taking a bite.

So grab your Bible, grab something to eat, and buckle up.

Revelation. Daniel. Job. Prophecy. The return of Christ. The End Times.

🔥 It’s all on the table this week on 2 Christian Rednecks! 🤠✝️

🇮🇱 Should Christians Still Support Israel?

This week on 2 Christian Rednecks, we’re jumping into a question that has become increasingly complicated—and controversial—for Christians: Should Christians still support Israel?

We’re joined by special guest Taylor Rab, a Messianic Jew, to dig into Israel from a biblical and faith-based perspective.

What does it actually mean for a Christian to “support Israel”? Is supporting the Jewish people the same thing as supporting every decision made by the Israeli government? Can Christians stand with Israel while still questioning government policies and actions? And how should followers of Jesus approach the conflict with biblical conviction, truth, compassion, and prayer?

We’re getting into Scripture, prophecy, the Jewish roots of the Christian faith, modern Israel, and the important distinction between supporting a people and endorsing a government.

As always, expect some rabbit trails, some redneck perspective, some laughs, and a whole lot of Jesus.

Grab your Bible, buckle up, and join 2 Christian Rednecks and Taylor Rabb as we ask the hard question:

Should Christians still support Israel? Let’s get into it. 🇮🇱✝️

🏈 Football is BACK, and the Two Christian Rednecks are ready for the 2026 season!

This week, we're talking Cowboys football, faith in athletics, and Christian athletes who aren't afraid to represent Jesus on some of the biggest stages in sports. We dive into names like Tim Tebow, Kurt Warner, Cris Cyborg, Shawn Michaels, and many more as we discuss what it means to use your platform to glorify God.

Of course, there are plenty of laughs, opinions, and classic Two Christian Rednecks rabbit trails along the way. 🤠

We wrap it all up with a special blessing for athletes around the world as a new season begins.

🙏 Faith. Football. Fellowship. And a few rabbit trails.

Grab your Bible, grab your jersey, and join the Two Christian Rednecks!

This week on Two Christian Rednecks, the Church PSA is all about Christian attire. If you’re gonna wear the Jesus shirt, you better be ready to represent the Jesus on the shirt! You can’t advertise Christ across your chest while cussing people out, starting fights, slandering your neighbor, and treating everybody like garbage.

Don’t just wear your faith. WALK IT OUT.

Then we dive into a serious conversation about the differences between Christianity and Mormonism—including what each teaches about God, Jesus, Scripture, salvation, and eternity.

We’re not here to bash Mormons or treat anybody like the enemy. We’re here to talk about real theological differences, stand firmly on what we believe Scripture teaches, and do it while showing the love of Christ.

Because Christians shouldn’t have to choose between truth and love.

Speak the truth. Love people. Stand firm. Represent Jesus.

Welcome to Two Christian Rednecks!

🏈 Football Glory Days, Fundraising Fails & Church Hurt

This week on 2 Christian Rednecks, we’re taking a trip back to the glory days—when we were younger, faster, tougher, and, according to our memories, probably just one scout away from the NFL. 🏈 We’re reminiscing about our football days, the big hits, the good times, and the stories that somehow get better every year.

Then it’s time for another Funny Church PSA! This week’s public service announcement tackles non-church fundraising. Before you corner your church family with another catalog, raffle, cookie dough order form, or request to sponsor something—we’ve got a few things we need to discuss. 😂

But after the laughs, we get into something much more serious:

Church Hurt.

Church is supposed to be a place where broken people find hope, community, truth, and Jesus. But because churches are filled with imperfect people, sometimes the place that should help us heal becomes the place where we get hurt.

We break down three major causes of church hurt:

1. Unrealistic Expectations — What happens when we expect pastors, leaders, or other Christians to be something they were never capable of being?

2. Gossip, Judgment & Conflict — How careless words, unresolved disagreements, cliques, and condemnation can leave wounds that last long after someone walks out the church doors.

3. Leadership Failures & Misuse of Authority — What happens when spiritual leadership becomes controlling, prideful, dismissive, or fails to handle people with biblical accountability and grace?

More importantly, we talk about how to avoid causing church hurt, how to respond when it happens, and how to begin healing from it.

Because being hurt by church people doesn't mean you have to walk away from Jesus.

Sometimes healing starts by remembering that people will fail us—but Christ never will.

So grab your Bible, your coffee, and maybe your old football highlight reel that nobody asked to see.

It’s football, fundraising, faith, forgiveness, and a conversation the Church needs to have—all on this episode of 2 Christian Rednecks.

🎙️ Real faith. Real life. Two Christian Rednecks.

In this episode of 2 Christian Rednecks, we’re serving up a Breakfast Burrito of Faith—because sometimes the Gospel just makes more sense wrapped in a tortilla.

We break down how the simple ingredients of a breakfast burrito can remind us of some powerful biblical truths: eggs represent the new life we have in Christ, bacon reminds us that God provides, cheese points to God’s blessing, and salsa brings the fire of the Holy Spirit. Then we wrap it all up in the tortilla—the goodness of God that surrounds us and holds everything together.

Psalm 34:8 says, “O taste and see that the LORD is good.” Faith isn’t supposed to be something we only hear about on Sunday morning. We’re called to experience God’s goodness, walk in His provision, recognize His blessings, and carry the fire of the Holy Spirit everywhere we go.

So grab some coffee, fry up some bacon, and join 2 Christian Rednecks as we put it all together.

Eat it. Enjoy it. Live it. Share it. Jesus!

📖 Scriptures: Psalm 34:8 • 2 Corinthians 5:17 • Philippians 4:19 • Proverbs 10:22 • Acts 2:3–4

What does Jesus really mean when He says, “Turn the other cheek” in Matthew 5:39?

For years, this verse has been used to suggest that Christians should simply accept mistreatment, never defend themselves, and remain silent when confronted with evil. But is that actually what Jesus was teaching?

In this episode, we dig into the cultural and biblical context of Matthew 5:39 and examine the difference between revenge, justice, forgiveness, and self-defense. We’ll talk about why Jesus specifically mentioned the right cheek, what His original audience would have understood, and how Jesus Himself responded when He was struck.

Turning the other cheek isn't about being weak or becoming someone's doormat. It's about refusing to let another person's sin dictate your response.

No revenge. No surrendering your convictions. No becoming like the person who wronged you.

It’s time to take another look at one of the most misunderstood teachings of Jesus.