Jelly Roll's Faith & Christian Views on Sin, Movies, Marriage In this lively episode of Ask A Christian Podcast, host Nate dives into hot-button topics like whether Christians can watch R-rated movies (spoiler: all things are permissible, but not all beneficial—cue the popcorn guilt). We unpack Jelly Roll's professed faith amid his potty mouth and country tunes, debate cultural vs. true Christianity, and explore AI's role in theology (yes, even Reformed bots get grace). Plus, heartfelt chats on biblical marriage submission, love beyond puppy feelings, and wild stories from kid obsessions to a dramatic car crash. It's faith, fun, and a dash of sardonic wit—because who knew pigs and iPhones could spark spiritual insights? Perfect for anyone wrestling with "Christian views on sin" or "biblical marriage roles." For more content, visit: https://www.askachristianpodcast.com Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - Casual chat and room rules 04:07 - Christian views on R-rated movies 05:34 - All things permissible but not beneficial 06:11 - Christians, sin, and desires 08:49 - Jelly Roll's faith and potty mouth 11:05 - Cultural vs true Christianity 18:18 - AI tools and Reformed theology 32:31 - How must I be saved discussion 45:22 - Marriage submission and dynamics 1:02:48 - Love beyond feelings in marriage 1:15:00 - Continued marriage roles and respect 1:20:49 - 80/20 marriage experiences 1:23:16 - 100% effort in relationships 1:25:31 - Tender moments and parenting 1:27:38 - Kids' obsessions with phones and pigs 1:37:04 - Car accident story and recovery 1:43:26 - Shock and medical response 1:47:13 - Closing thoughts and updates #AskAChristianPodcast #Christianity #Bible #Faith #Jesus #JellyRollFaith #ChristianMovies #SinAndGrace #BiblicalMarriage #ChristianAI #ReformedTheology #CulturalChristian #FaithQuestions #BibleStudy #ChristianApologetics
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