In the first episode of our new series, Is This Actually Biblical?, we take a look at these specific statements from Mark Driscoll. We’re weighing his claims against God’s Word—affirming the reality of spiritual warfare and the deceptive nature of sexual sin, while drawing a clear line where Scripture ends and speculation begins.
This episode draws a clear distinction between biblical teaching and theological speculation.
Engaging key passages from Judges, Genesis, the Gospels, and the Epistles, this episode addresses:
•\tWhat Scripture actually says
•\tThe biblical distinction between pagan idols and demonic influence
•\tWhether angels or demons ever appear as male and female in Scripture
•\tWhy biological and modern gender categories cannot be applied to spiritual beings
•\tThe difference between demonic influence and ontological claims about identity
Rather than reacting to rhetoric, this episode models biblical discernment by testing claims against the text—because Christian theology is shaped by what God has revealed, not by speculation beyond it.
Strong claims require strong Scripture. Show us the verse.
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