Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast

In this lively episode, Todd, Laura, and Kelly respond directly to YouTube comments challenging the Christian doctrine of the Trinity. From bold claims like “the Trinity is logically incoherent” to heartfelt questions about the nature of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, the crew isn’t backing down from the controversy.

They explore where the Trinity shows up in Scripture (even if the word doesn’t), why so many people fiercely defend thei...

In this episode of Naughty vs. Nice, Todd and Laura pull back the curtain on the Trinity—zeroing in on the Son. Who is Jesus in the divine dance? More than a name in a creed. He’s the King the prophets saw coming, the final High Priest, and the last Word spoken.

They trace the thread from Old Testament prophecy to New Covenant fulfillment, showing how Christ wears the crown, bears the cross, and sits in judgment even now. No more p...

In this episode, Todd, Laura, and Kelly dive deep into the mystery of the Trinity, unpacking the eternal relationship between the Father and the Son, and the profound significance of the Logos—God’s divine Word and creative expression. They explore how Scripture reveals the intimate connection at the heart of the Godhead, and how that relationship fuels His eternal plan for salvation.

From the foundations of the world, God's redemp...

What if the God you’ve been avoiding is actually the Father you’ve been longing for?

In this conversation, Todd, Laura, and Kelly unpack one of the most misunderstood persons of the Trinity: God the Father. Is He angry? Distant? Disconnected from the love and grace of Jesus? Not even close.

We trace His heart from the Old Testament through the New, revealing a deeply personal Father who initiates redemption, loves relentlessly, and...

🎙️ Episode Title: Unpacking the Trinity: From Genesis to Glory

Description: The word Trinity doesn’t appear in the Bible—but the fingerprints of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are everywhere. In this episode, Todd and Laura float through the Garden of Eden, land at the Jordan River, and ride a theological rollercoaster through Ephesians 1 to show how Scripture reveals the triune nature of God from start to finish.

We start in Ge...

What is the Trinity—and why does it matter more than most people think?

In this episode of Naughty vs. Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd, Laura, and Kelly dive into the deep waters of the Trinity, unpacking why this core Christian doctrine isn’t just theology—it’s the pulse of the gospel. They trace its historical roots, call out distortions from both heresy and the occult, and press into why knowing the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit ...

Is communion only for the sinless? What if you're divorced? Angry? Struggling with addiction? Doubting?

Can you still take the bread and cup?

In this episode of Naughty vs Nice, we tackle the most common—and often misunderstood—questions about the Lord’s Supper. We explore what Scripture actually says about being “worthy,” the cultural and covenantal context of the Last Supper, and how church traditions have sometimes distorted the...

Was the Last Supper really the start of communion—or are we missing the bigger picture? In this episode, we trace the history of communion through the lens of Passover, uncovering how Jesus redefined an ancient feast—and what that means for how we practice it today.

We explore: ✅ The Old Testament roots of communion in the Passover ✅ How Jesus fulfilled and transformed the Passover meal ✅ What the early church believed about commun...

Once Saved, Always Saved? (Part 2) — Can You Walk Away from Salvation?

Description: In part two of our conversation on “Once saved, always saved?” we tackle one of the most controversial questions in Christian theology: Can you lose your salvation? Todd and Laura examine key Bible verses often used in this debate, explore the meaning of grace, repentance, and obedience, and ask whether a true believer can fall away or forfeit salva...

Is "once saved, always saved" truly biblical—or can a believer walk away from salvation? In this two-part series, Todd and Laura dive deep into a recent Q&A event hosted by Todd's new church, where pastors claimed that salvation can be lost. This first episode examines the verses cited to support that view and asks: what happens to the rest of Scripture if salvation isn’t secure?

Using Scripture and context, Todd and Laura begi...

Most people read the Bible as if it’s a scattered collection of rules, stories, or inspirational quotes. But what if the entire Bible — from Genesis to Revelation — is telling one unified, redemptive story?

In this episode of Naughty vs Nice, Todd and Laura trace the threads of God’s rescue plan through the entire arc of Scripture. You’ll see how the Old and New Testaments aren’t in tension but in harmony — with Jesus standing at t...

Most people read the Bible like it's a scattered collection of life lessons, rules, or inspirational quotes. But what if there's a bigger story running underneath it all — a redemptive story that ties every book, chapter, and verse together?

In today’s episode, we go beyond the surface and dive deep into why redemptive history isn't just a fancy theological concept — it's the key to understanding Scripture the way God intended. We'...

What if the Old Testament wasn’t just ancient history—but a divine setup for the Gospel?

In this episode of Naughty vs. Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura explore how the lives of Samson, Isaac, Joseph, Noah, Abel, David, and others weren’t random Bible stories—they were shadows and types pointing straight to Jesus. From Isaac’s near-sacrifice on Mount Moriah to Samson’s final act of deliverance, each story echoes a greater ...

🎙 Episode Title: Shadows and Substance: How Biblical Typology Reveals Jesus in the Old Testament

Episode Description: You know those Old Testament stories—tabernacles, sacrifices, wilderness wanderings—that feel a little... distant? What if they were actually about Jesus the whole time? This episode unpacks the Typological Framework: the idea that people, places, and patterns in the Old Testament weren’t just historical—they were ...

🎙️ Disarmed the Darkness: Easter Ain’t Cute, It’s Cosmic War

Easter is more than empty tombs and pastel-colored celebrations. In this episode, we explore Colossians 2 and uncover a truth that often gets buried under holiday traditions: the cross wasn’t just a moment of sacrifice—it was a cosmic act of war.

Jesus didn’t just rise from the dead. He disarmed rulers and authorities, canceled the record of debt against us, and made a p...

In Part 1 of this two-part Easter series, we take a deep dive into the crucifixion of Jesus—not through the Gospels, but through the prophetic lens of Isaiah 53. Written over 700 years before Christ, this chapter unfolds the suffering servantnarrative with uncanny precision, describing the Messiah’s rejection, punishment, and ultimate sacrifice for sin.

Join us as we unpack the historical context, Hebrew grammar, and theological de...

Romans 8:28 Isn’t a Magic Spell, and James 2 Isn’t Legalism

Think Romans 8:28 means everything in your life is going to feel good and make sense? Think James 2 teaches a works-based salvation? Yeah... no. In this episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura take a deep dive into two of the most misunderstood (and misquoted) passages in the Bible—Romans 8:28 and James 2.

We’re breaking down the grammatical structu...

What if a single Greek preposition could shake the foundations of the medieval Church? In this episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura dive deep into how reading Scripture grammatically accurate—yes, down to the tenses, cases, and conjunctions—was enough to send Martin Luther storming toward Wittenberg with a hammer and 95 reasons the Church had gone rogue.

We unpack the shocking impact of Romans 1:17 and th...

In this eye-opening episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura take on the big theological questions many Christians are afraid to ask. How do occult ideas subtly slip into modern dispensational teaching? Why is there so much confusion about whether the Church replaces Israel—or if it even should? And why does dispensationalism insist on a future restoration of national Israel?

We also tackle the concept of the...