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A robust discussion unfolds as Andrew Rappaport delves deep into the contentious issue of anti-Semitism in contemporary society, shedding light on its alarming resurgence within various spheres, including the church. With Dr. Russell Fuller as a guest, Rappaport navigates the complexities surrounding the topic, emphasizing how anti-Semitic sentiments have infiltrated not only political discourse but also permeated theological discussions in evangelical circles. The conversation emphasizes the historical context of such animosity, drawing parallels to figures like Haman from the Biblical narrative, who sought the annihilation of the Jewish people. Rappaport and Fuller explore the implications of these sentiments, urging listeners to recognize the scriptural mandates that call for support, understanding, and love towards the Jewish people, while simultaneously condemning unjust criticism that stems from a lack of knowledge and understanding. The underlying message resonates throughout the episode: a critique of anti-Semitism is not merely an act of sympathy but a moral imperative grounded in the understanding of God’s relationship with His chosen people.
Takeaways:
Andrew Rappaport dives deep into the rising tide of anti-Semitism within the church, warning listeners of its insidious spread from political circles to evangelical communities.
The episode highlights the importance of engaging with primary sources when studying theological and historical issues, emphasizing that understanding the truth is essential to combating misinformation.
Dr. Russell Fuller shares his expertise on Jewish history and anti-Semitism, drawing parallels between contemporary issues and the historical figure of Haman, illustrating the persistent threat against the Jewish people.
Listeners are encouraged to reflect on the biblical obligation to love and witness to the Jewish community, contrasting the spirit of Haman with the compassionate spirit of Christ and Paul.
The podcast discusses the dynamics of political alliances within the church, revealing the complexities of supporting Israel amidst a landscape of shifting ideologies and rising anti-Semitic sentiments.
Andrew and Dr. Fuller emphasize the role of local churches in training future leaders, advocating for a return to pastoral training that prioritizes biblical education without the burdens of traditional seminary costs.

Links referenced in this episode:
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truthfellowship.org
strivingforeternity.org

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Scripture Reading from the Legacy Standard Bible
Prayers from the 2019 Book of Common Prayer
Reading from Daily Readings From the Life of Christ by John MacArthur
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The authority of Jesus is challenges by the religious leaders in that day. Sad how the same hesitation they had still permeates the world of both Jew and gentile.
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Matt Slick Live (Live Broadcast of 05/11/2026) is a production of the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry (CARM). Matt answers questions on topics such as: The Bible, Apologetics, Theology, World Religions, Atheism, and other issues! You can also email questions to Matt using: [email protected], Put "Radio Show Question" in the Subject line! Answers will be discussed in a future show. Topics Include:
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May 11, 2026

Why do Christians evangelize—and why are so many believers afraid to talk about Jesus?
In this episode of The Truth Response, the conversation centers on evangelism in a practical and encouraging way. The hosts discuss what it means to be “light in the darkness,” why sharing faith can feel intimidating, and how evangelism is often less about preaching and more about faithfully planting seeds. Through personal stories, biblical insight, and honest reflection, this episode reminds believers that they don’t need to have all the answers to share the hope they’ve found in Christ.
The discussion also explores how everyday life becomes a mission field. Whether through conversations at work, acts of kindness, personal testimony, or simply living differently, Christians are called to reflect Jesus in a dark world. The focus is not on winning arguments—but on pointing people toward truth, hope, and salvation.
Clarity in chaos. Bringing hope to a chaotic world.
This episode is a powerful encouragement for anyone who has ever felt nervous, unqualified, or uncertain about sharing their faith.

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