Faith without religion.
A New Christian Network Focused on Biblical Teachings
In a recent episode of “Heart of the Matter,” the discussion centered on the intersection of Mormonism and Biblical Christianity, with a focus on accountability and the launch of a new television network. The host emphasized that his accountability lies solely with God, not with any individual or group, and expressed gratitude to supporters who trust the ministry’s direction. The upcoming Heart of the Matter Television Network aims to offer unique Christian programming, free from prosperity teachings and political agendas, focusing instead on verse-by-verse biblical teachings and a fresh visual approach.
The network’s financial model seeks to provide nearly free airtime to pastors and ministries, allowing them to share their messages without the burden of high costs. This initiative is driven by a desire to support underfunded Christian voices and maintain independence from commercial pressures.
The episode also explored theological concepts, particularly the idea of “first-fruits” in the context of salvation and God’s sovereignty. The host proposed an alternative view to traditional Calvinism and Arminianism, suggesting that God’s foreknowledge and sovereign will ultimately reconcile all humanity to Himself. This perspective emphasizes the role of Jesus as the first-fruits of resurrection, leading the way for all to follow.
As the ministry prepares for the network’s launch and expands its reach, including Spanish-language programming, it seeks prayers and support from its audience to continue presenting a genuine, biblical approach to faith.