In Law with Clay and Johnny Enlow
In Law is hosted by Johnny Enlow and his son-in-law, Clay. Together, they explore faith and its intersection with today’s world—unpacking biblical values, current events, and theology through honest conversation and a kingdom perspective.
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What Does “His Kingdom Come” Look Like? (opens the original)
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What are we actually asking for when we pray, “Your kingdom come, Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven”? For a lot of Christians, the goal of the gospel has basically become getting saved, going to heaven, and helping other people do the same. But is that really the whole mission Jesus gave us? What if salvation is the starting point—not the finish line? Jesus called us the salt of the earth and the light of the world. He wasn’t just telling us to survive until He comes back. He was ca
Why Is God Different In The Old Testament vs New Testament? (opens the original)
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Why does God seem so different in the Old Testament and New Testament? In the OT, God seems kind of angry and harsh, telling the Israelites to wipe out entire nations, seemingly allowing things like adultery and slavery, and generally sounding much more violent. In the NT, Jesus seems completely the opposite of this. He's gentle, meek, mild. How do we reconcile these two realities? Did God change? Are we missing something? Johnny wrestled with this question a lot himself growing up, and gives th
Christianity and War: Is It Ever OK? (Biblical Proof) (opens the original)
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How do you reconcile the God of the Old Testament with the God of the New Testament...especially when it comes to war and violence? Didn't God tell the Israelites to wipe out men, women, children, and animals? But then Christ comes with meekness and gentleness in the New Testament... How could this be the same God? This episode dives into how we should think about war and force as Christians, and will help make sense of some of the confusion that can come up if you just take a cursory glance at
That's NOT Spiritual Warfare (opens the original)
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A lot of people step on a pebble and cry out that demons are attacking their every move, while others get smacked upside the head with a mountain and keep on keeping on. What's the difference? The second person has the right mindset about spiritual warfare. Now hear this before we get any further: spiritual warfare is a very real thing. We're not disputing that. BUT... It's a phrase that's thrown around a LOT and ends up allowing a lot of Christians to sit in self-pity and never pick up their ca
Why You Feel So Distant From God, Even If You're "Doing Everything Right" (opens the original)
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Our culture puts a lot of emphasis on intellect. And as Christians, truth is EXTREMELY important to us. Combine the two, and you get a very rigid way of approaching God and the Bible. Which leads a lot of Christians to kind of throw their hands up in the air and say, "just tell me exactly what to do!" But... There's a difference between TRUTH and facts. And, there's a big difference between being right and being loving. Jesus is The Way, The Truth, and The Life...but He's also Love. In this epis
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