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Sometimes life just isn’t black and white. There is no "Easy" button. Our world can be confusing. How should a Christian think and respond to cultural challenges? Is there a "fixed point" to orient us? Join theologian Brian Mattson and host Jay Friesen as they discuss how Christianity touches the culture we live and breathe every day. A weekly, organic show that will unfold the clarity, depth, and flavor of the Christian Faith.

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Dead Reckoning.TV Season One Videos are below, most recent at the top! You can also subscribe to our channel on YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion, or GodTube.

The final episode of the season as Brian talks about being so Heavenly minded your of no earthly good but Christianity is about the present because of the future.

The battle is over! But the fighting doesn't stop. Brian talks primarily to Christians who are still suffering, battling and struggling.

Christianity is not about life after death, but about life after life after death. Nobody wants to believe in God, but a Darwinistic worldview doesn't hold up if you want to believe in paranormal activity, the afterlife and other such otherworldly ideas.

Brian lays down the hope around judgement day. It's not all about Terminators and fire and brimstone like we're lead to believe. (Although Terminators are really cool).

Jesus and Doc Brown back to the happily ever after.

The life of one little girl. What cannot be assumed, cannot be saved.

Jesus gives historians fits because he won't fit in their box. www.deadreckoning.tv

Who was this man and why is it even a big deal? www.deadreckoning.tv

Rev. Jason W. Barrie of Rocky Mountain Community Church delivers a wonderful message or restoration to cap off our March series in this Easter special. www.deadreckoning.tv www.rmccmontana.org

Christianity is about rescuing this world from misery suffering and death.

Many religious worldviews simply deny misery, suffering, and death even really exist. No really.

Do you hold a worldview that resigns yourself to misery, suffering and death?

This begins our March series on "FU but not BAR". Christianity takes misery, suffering and death seriously. It matters to God, it matters to us.

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It's a preference, not a law.

Why do all religions have food fetishes? The 'stuff' is not the problem. www.deadreckoning.tv

Christianity is a worldview that relates to everything. Let's start with the appreciation of food.