G220 Radio

Ohio Prenatal Equal Protection Act w/ Austin Beigel of End Abortion Ohio | Ep# 658

In this powerful episode of G220 Radio, we are joined by Austin Beigel, President of End Abortion Now, to discuss the Ohio Prenatal Equal Protection Act—a bold legislative effort to establish equal protection for all human life, from the moment of fertilization. 

As Reformed 1689 Baptists committed to the authority of Scripture and the sanctity of life, we dive into the biblical, ethical, and legal foundations behind this bill.

What is equal protection, and how does it differ from other pro-life strategies? Why is it essential that Christians advocate for true abolition instead of compromise? How can the church rise up and speak prophetically to the state, calling for justice for the unborn?

Tune in as we challenge cultural norms, expose the failures of the pro-life industry, and stand for the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the fight to end abortion.

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Anti-Calvinist Boise Street Preacher Talks With Calvinists | Ep# 657

In this thought-provoking episode of G220 Radio, we sit down for a gracious and respectful discussion with Omar Kamal of the Boise Street Preacher YouTube channel. Omar recently shared a video expressing strong anti-Calvinist views. As Reformed Baptists holding to the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith, we noticed some common misconceptions and misrepresentations about Calvinism in his content.

Rather than respond with hostility, G220 Radio reached out to Omar to have a civil dialogue about the doctrines of grace, free will, election, and God’s sovereignty—topics often misunderstood or mischaracterized. Our goal is not to “win a debate,” but to foster clarity and understanding in this discussion on the topic of Calvinism.

If you're interested in Reformed theology, debates, or you're just looking for solid biblical discussion on predestination, salvation, and evangelism, this episode is for you.

The Words of King Lemuel | Proverbs 31:1-9 | Ep# 656

In this powerful episode of G220 Radio, we dive deep into Proverbs 31:1-9, exploring the timeless wisdom passed down from King Lemuel’s mother. This passage, often overlooked in favor of the latter verses about the virtuous woman, is a profound call for godly leadership, moral responsibility, and biblical justice. We unpack what it means for kings and leaders not to be ruled by passions, and how believers today, especially men, must use their influence to speak up for the voiceless, judge righteously, and defend the rights of the poor and needy.

Whether you're a Christian man seeking biblical direction, a teacher of God's Word, or someone passionate about Christian leadership and ethics, this episode offers insight, encouragement, and conviction. Join us as we study the scriptural principles of justice, wisdom, and integrity in this short yet weighty Proverbs section.

Church History Overview of AD 400-500 // Ep# 655

Join us in this episode of G220 Radio as we explore the pivotal century between AD 400 and 500 — a time of transition, theological controversy, and missionary expansion. Discover how the fall of the Western Roman Empire and the Council of Chalcedon shaped the future of Christianity.

Hope Beyond the Rainbow: Pride Evangelism // Ep# 654

In this timely episode of G220 Radio, we dive into the challenges and opportunities of sharing the gospel at Pride events. As rainbow flags fill the streets and culture celebrates LGBTQ+ identities, how should Christians respond? With truth—and with love.

We’ll explore what the Bible really says about homosexuality, address common misconceptions, and offer practical tips for engaging others with grace and conviction. From preparing your heart to starting meaningful conversations, this episode will equip you to bring the hope of Christ to a place that desperately needs it.

Join us as we talk about going beyond fear and comfort, standing firm in the Word, and holding out the same hope that rescued us: the gospel of Jesus Christ.

In The Streets Ministries w/guest Gary Gardner Sr. // Ep# 653

In this episode, we sit down with Gary Gardner Sr., a passionate servant of God with a heart for reaching people right where they are — in the streets. Gary shares his testimony and the mission behind In The Streets Ministries: taking the gospel beyond church walls and into the heart of the community.

Street Preaching: Roundtable Discussion // Ep# 652

In this powerful episode of G220 Radio, we’re bringing together six experienced street preachers for an in-depth roundtable discussion on the often misunderstood and sometimes controversial practice of street preaching. Our guests from different cities and diverse ministry backgrounds will share their methods, styles, and biblical convictions for taking the gospel to the streets. We’ll dive into questions like:

• What does the Bible say about street preaching?
• What are the best ways to engage with the public?
• What should a street preacher avoid?
• How can we preach boldly and compassionately?

Whether you’re a seasoned open-air preacher, someone considering the call, or simply curious about this bold form of evangelism, you won’t want to miss this conversation. Join us live, bring your questions, and be part of the discussion as we sharpen one another and seek to glorify Christ in the public square.

One True God, Three Distinct Persons: Exploring the Baptist Catechism Q8 & 9 // Ep# 651

Dive deep into the foundational truths of the Christian faith with us as we unpack questions 8 and 9 of the Baptist Catechism. In this episode, we explore the crucial affirmation that there is but one only, the living and true God, dismantling any notion of multiple deities. We then delve into the glorious mystery of the Godhead, examining the biblical revelation that within this one God exists three distinct persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

From a Reformed Baptist perspective, we consider the scriptural basis for understanding God's singular essence and triune existence. We'll discuss the vital importance of these doctrines for our worship, our understanding of salvation, and our daily walk with the Lord.

Join us as we unpack key concepts like monotheism, the Trinity, the distinct persons of the Godhead, their shared essence, and their equal power and glory. Whether you're a seasoned theologian or simply seeking a deeper understanding of core Christian beliefs, this episode will provide a clear and insightful exploration of these essential truths from the Baptist Catechism.

He is Risen: The Death, Burial & Resurrection of Christ // Ep# 650

Step into the heart of the Christian faith in this special Easter episode as we walk through the final moments of Jesus’ earthly ministry — His suffering, crucifixion, burial, and glorious resurrection.

This isn't just a story from history — it's the turning point of eternity. In this episode, we reflect on the weight of the cross, the silence of the tomb, and the triumph of the empty grave. Through Scripture, reflection, and real-life application, we’ll explore what the resurrection truly means for us today: freedom from sin, hope beyond the grave, and new life in Christ.

Whether you’ve heard the story a hundred times or are encountering it with fresh eyes, this episode will reignite the wonder of Easter and the power of the risen Savior.

The Battle for Orthodoxy: Heresies of the Early Church // Ep# 649

Step into the intense theological battleground of the first centuries of Christianity. The Battle for Orthodoxy explores the dramatic rise of early heresies that threatened to redefine the faith — and the courageous responses that helped shape the creeds we confess today. From Gnosticism and Marcionism to Arianism and Modalism, each episode unpacks the core errors, their cultural roots, and their lasting impact on the church's understanding of Scripture, Christ, and salvation.

Whether you're a student of theology, a curious believer, or just love church history, this series offers a deep dive into the controversies that defined Christian orthodoxy — and why they still matter today.