
Hosted by Kevin Jordan and Bud Wrenn · EN
Romans 12:2 tells us to 'not conform to the things of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind'.
The 12:2 podcast is hosted by Kevin Jordan, and Bud Wrenn.
This podcast exists to give believers in Jesus Christ another tool to help them continue to be transformed by the renewing of their mind.

Why is it that so many people who never even knew Charlie Kirk are grieving so deeply? Could it be that Charlie, whose beliefs and practice were grounded in the truth of God’s Word, was able to marry that truth with today’s political movements? Could it be that Charlie had a way of talking to people that made them feel respected, even in disagreement? Could it be that we saw much more influence in Charlie’s brief life than in the long lives of most people? Maybe all of the above hold true? Kevin and Bud dive into the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk, inserting into the equation the true spiritual (demonic) origin of this senseless attack. They speak of the jubilant reactions of many who obviously hated Charlie for his beliefs and his message of truth and freedom. And ultimately, they speak to the question of what may happen next.

"Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent", Adam SmithKevin and Bud discuss the Charlotte murder of 23 year old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska by 14 time felon DeCarlos Brown Jr. and the apparent ignoring of the story by the mainstream media. While occurrences like this are becoming more commonplace, news coverage of these things are not. What is the reason for this? The guys go deep into possible motives and causes of this alarming trend, and speak to the probable spiritual implications.

The 12:2 Podcast: An Ownership Culture Gives Way to a Rental Culture In the third installment of the 12:2 podcast, Kevin and Bud discuss a new trend among many post-boomers: doing away with, or simply giving up on, owning property. Negative economic trends in the past few decades have made ownership more difficult, while many forego ownership because of a lack of desire to take care of assets. As Kevin notes, many are settling to pay for access, rather than ownership. Click here to access the podcast.