The Remnant with Todd Wagner

Todd Wagner and Brian Sims dive into the often-debated topic of men and women's roles within the church. They emphasize the importance of adhering to biblical truth and understanding God's design for humanity. They discuss the difference between egalitarianism and complementarianism, highlighting that while men and women are equally valuable, they have distinct roles. Todd stresses that God's commands are for our freedom, not to restrict us, and encourages viewers to examine scripture for themselves, like the Bereans in Acts 17:11. They challenge the idea that women are less valuable if they don't hold certain leadership positions, and reinforce the importance of understanding and embracing God's created order. This discussion explores the balance of gifts within the church, and the importance of using every gift in service to God. Watch The Todd Wagner Show on YouTube

The amazing story of the man who shot JF Kennedy. Todd Wagner talks with James Files, a man claiming to be a former CIA operative and mob hitman. Files recounts his unbelievable life, from jumping out of a second-story window during a shootout to his involvement in the JFK assassination. He details his time with the Chicago mob, his relationship with figures like Jack Ruby and George H.W. Bush, and his participation in covert operations, including drug running and attempts to overthrow foreign governments. Files shares shocking stories of immediate, spur-of-the-moment missions, revealing a world far removed from the meticulously planned assassinations depicted in movies. He even discusses his views on modern politics and the deep state. Prepare to question everything you thought you knew in this truly extraordinary podcast. Full episode premieres on YouTube at 8AM CST Find out more about James Files’ story in the books “Interview with History” and “JFK Murder James Files,” available at jfkmurderjamesfiles.weebly.com and other online booksellers.

In this episode of The Remnant, we are joined by Tim Barton, co-author of “The American Story: The Beginnings.” Tim and Todd delve into historical nuances such as dispelling myths around the 1619 project and examining the drafting of the Declaration of Independence. They explore the importance of a robust moral foundation in society, taking a look at America’s past and present, and offering a thought-provoking exploration of key principles shaping the nation’s identity. Tune in for a truly enlightening discussion on the intricacies of American history. 🎙️🇺🇸

Americans have become less and less motivated to work. Seeking purpose outside their 9-5 jobs, many corporate employees have adopted the phrase Quiet Quitting - meaning they “put in the minimum effort to keep their job, but don’t go the extra mile for their employer.”In this episode of The Remnant, Todd Wagner and his son, Cooper, discuss how quiet quitting affects both the employer and employee and how this phenomenon stems from a deeper problem at home and in the church. Watch the full episode on my YouTube Channel - https://youtu.be/j1ty5D1Z4nE

With 2024 rapidly approaching, a Trump-Biden rematch seems likely. Many Christians have supported Donald Trump in the past. Both in 2016 and 2020, a large portion of Christian voters aligned themselves with Trump’s policies, conservative values, and promises to protect their religious freedoms. However, many have grappled with the moral and ethical implications of endorsing a candidate with such a controversial past. In this episode of The Remnant, we will discuss - How Christians should think about voting How to use our voice for TRUTH and LOVE How to prepare for suffering and less religious freedom And how God determines who rises to power Subscribe for more discussions on living out Christian values and navigating the complexities of life with faith.Check out my YouTube channel - The Remnant with Todd Wagner

A new Tiktok trend has sparked a lot of attention for a decade's old letter written by Osama Bin Laden to America following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Many young people are saying to read the letter and to come back and talk about it - This is because many of them are sympathizing with the points made in the letter by Bin Laden. In this episode, we read some of the letter and address some of the reasoning and demands made to America back in 2002. We discuss Biblical history and modern perspective.

In this episode of the Todd Wagner podcast, Todd does a deep dive into the faith journey of his friend Matthew Lopez, touching on God's blessings, forgiveness, repentance, scripture interpretation, and profound personal transformation. Matthew shares his raw experiences with addiction, anger, bitterness, and trauma and how he found healing through God's love and forgiveness, leading to his evolution into a fulfilled husband, father, and follower of Christ. This conversation underlines the power of Bible study, confessing sins, praying, receiving God's grace, and trusting the Holy Spirit.

Todd is joined by Shlomo Lifshitz, an IDF General who led the siege of Beirut in 1982. Shlomo has more than 20 years of experience in the IDF and has an intimate knowledge of the war between Israel and Hamas. In this episode we explore the historical context, the humanitarian aspects, and the complex relationship between Israel and its neighbors. This video aims to promote a better understanding of the multifaceted issues surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict and encourages open dialogue. It’s an opportunity to gain insight into the perspectives of those directly affected by the conflict and to foster empathy and awareness. Please watch, share, and engage in respectful discussion in the comments section. Your feedback and thoughts are welcome as we navigate these challenging conversations.