Author: Daniel Mynyk

Daniel holds a B.S. in Computer Science from Pensacola Christian College and an M.I.S. from University of Phoenix. He is passionate about defending and promoting historic, orthodox Christianity that has lost its foothold in evangelical churches.

The Politics of the Passion Week

Chelsea and I continue our series of episodes on the Easter season. We talk about the busy week of Jesus from His triumphal entry to His trials.One thing that characterized most of the entanglements He faced: politics, politics, politics!We observe how nothing has changed about human politics, and how politics leads people to shirk truth and deny their own eyes and hearts. Jesus gave us an example of how to fight politics with cold, hard truth all the way to the end.

The Lord’s Supper: Transubstantiation?

In this episode of Truthspresso Express I analyze arguments for the Roman Catholic dogma of transubstantiation while driving to work in the morning and from work in the evening.Does John 6 teach the we must literally eat Christ’s flesh and drink His blood?Is a metaphor a “literal” understanding of “This is My body”?This episode is inspired by the recent episode of Theology Throw Down in the Christian Podcast Community.

The Triumphal Entry

Chelsea and I begin with by talking about our crazy day (Saturday). Our water heater broke and was leaking while Chelsea was engaged in an unexpected spiritual battle. We mentioned the End Abortion Now event at the Colorado capital. We planned to go to it but the water heater issue kept us home.Then, we talked about the events surrounding the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem. We discussed the significance of the donkey, the palm branches, Lazarus, and the politics of the day. In some ways we see how the hearts of Jesus’ enemies plotting His death are similar to today’s culture.Scriptures Cited:Isaiah 62:11Zechariah 9:9Further Research:Matthew 21Mark 11Luke 19John 12

Some Yap About That Slap

In this episode of Truthspresso Express I talk about the now infamous incident from the Oscars on Sunday when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock.Just some casual thoughts about why I don’t think it was staged and where I pick sides (or not).

Colorado Passes Its Radical Abortion Bill!

HB 22-1279, also known as the “Reproductive Health Equity Act” went through the Colorado Senate floor this last week. This bill is designed to legalize all abortions anytime anywhere for any reason up until birth and possibly afterwards.The language of this evil bill is intentionally broad and ambiguous. Senate Republicans offered a plethora of amendments to limit the bill or clarify the language. Democrats wouldn’t budge on a single word of the bill.Chelsea and I review the debate and most of the amendments. From simply requiring “sterile instruments” to protecting free speech, the radically pro-abortion Democrats defied all reason for their holy grail.As of this recording, the bill will soon arrive at the governor’s desk and he is committed to

Colorado’s Radical Abortion Bill!

Colorado Democrats are afraid of Roe vs. Wade being overturned this year. So afraid, in fact, that they are trying to ram through a radically evil abortion bill!HB 22-1279, also known as the “Reproductive Health Equity Act” would enshrine into statute abortion on demand for any reason with no restrictions using any means up until birth (and quite possibly beyond). It is unclear even from the legislators whether a human has the rights claimed in the bill until he or she can exercise such reproductive rights.The Colorado House and Senate each heard over nine hours of truth in testimonies against this awful bill. They heard how this bill will enable human trafficking and abuse and butcher unborn (and possibly born)

Is the Bible a Manual for Terrorism?

Since I am starting to recover from a cold and voice is not at the moment all it’s cracked up to be (it mostly just cracks), I got permission from Andrew Rappaport to re-air an episode of the Rapp Report from July 4, 2021 entitled “National Strategy for Counter Terrorism Against Christians.”It’s certainly eye-opening for those of us expecting to live in “the land of the free,” but, as Christians, we already know our battle against “spiritual wickedness in high places” will be ever before us until the last day.Also, keep Andrew in your prayers as his mother recently passed away. He shared the gospel with her multiple times and she repeatedly rejected it. Only God knows what was in

Differences or Divisions: Understanding Your Spouse

Chelsea and I chat more about how husbands and wives can get along and make the most of their marriage. Understanding common differences that often manifest themselves between men and women can help communication and prevent arguments.We observe helpful differences inPsychologyBrain structureCommunicationBecoming aware of our differences as how God made us can help us appreciate our spouse as we take time to talk.Sources Cited:Matt Hutson, “6 Subtle Psychological Differences Between Men and Women,” Psychology Today, December 17, 2020.Bruce Goldman, “Two minds: The cognitive differences between men and women,” Stanford Medicine, Accessed March 6, 2022.“Key Differences Between Male and Female,” Focus on the Family, 2015.Frank Brennan, “3 Scientific Ways Men and Women Promote Miscommunication in Marriage,” All Pro Dad, Accessed March

Before You Say “I Do”

Chelsea and I went to a marriage retreat this last weekend. Some of what we heard makes it way into our discussion.We direct this episode mostly toward engaged couples to prepare Biblically for marriage.We encourage premarital counseling, but show the difference between secular and Biblical questions.If you’re getting close to that wedding day, understand how being married is very different from the single dating stage.We wrap up by looking at marriage advice from older veterans of the craft.Sources Referenced:Sarah Hanlon, “This Was the Most Popular Day to Get Engaged Last Year,” The Knot, June 14, 2020.Maddy Sims, “Here’s the Average Length of Engagement for Couples,” The Know, Updated June 14, 2020.“What to Know About Premarital Counseling,” The Knot, Updated Nov