The Future Is Now Podcast - Telling the Truth in a world full of lies.

Send us a textI did not want to make this episode.I hate clickbait culture. I hate capitalizing on current events. And I hate watching tragedy turned into content.But after months of listening, observing, and being asked nonstop about Candace Owens, Turning Point, and the death of Charlie Kirk, I felt compelled to speak from a biblical perspective.This episode is not about picking sides. It is about Christian ethics, discernment, free speech, and fruit.Scripture tells us to be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. Yet we live in a moment where outrage is rewarded and patience is mocked.I walk through the controversy, explain why asking questions is not wrong, why free speech matters, and where I believe Candace Owens crosses a line biblically. Not because of conclusions, but because of fruit.The ends do not justify the means. Truth does not fear exposure. And fruit never lies.This is not political commentary. It is a Christian examination rooted in Scripture.

Send us a textThere are moments when God’s answer isn’t yes, isn’t later, isn’t maybe... it’s no. And for most of us, that’s the hardest answer to accept. But in Scripture, especially in 1 Samuel 8, we see something shocking: sometimes God’s no is the most protective, loving, and necessary thing He could ever give us. Israel wanted a king so badly that they didn’t care about the cost. They wanted control, predictability, and their own version of security. And God loved them enough to warn them, confront them, and ultimately allow their decision to expose what was broken inside them.This message explores why God’s no is often better than our yes, why He blocks certain desires, and how His denial is actually His direction. If you’ve ever been frustrated, confused, or disappointed by God, this teaching will bring clarity to what He’s doing beneath the surface.

Send us a textEveryone wants a different life in five years. We pray for breakthrough, we set goals, we read books, we cut toxic people, we grind harder… and yet we remain the exact same person year after year. Why? Because most people overlook the one decision that actually shapes every part of their future.This isn’t about manifesting success or chasing a highlight reel. I’m talking about the one posture that Scripture commands and that quietly builds resilience, joy, stability, and spiritual maturity. It’s not emotional, it’s not circumstantial, and it’s not about pretending life is perfect.It’s the one decision that reveals what you really believe about God.If you want a completely different life in five years, this is where it starts.Sign up for Theos University - The best way to learn theologyhttps://www.theosu.ca/?via=Spencernak___________________________Give a one-time donation to the Podcasthttps://spencernakamura.com/donation__________________________Download my FREE 5-day Devotional helping you understand the importance of The Word of Godhttps://mailchi.mp/d3bd65882c1a/5-day-devotional

Send us a textChristians are distracted. While believers are fighting online over Israel, influencers rage-baiting for clicks, and denominations arguing over theology, a Muslim democratic socialist just became mayor of NYC.In this episode, I break down:• Why Christians are obsessed with the Israel debate• The silent rise of Islamic ideology in the West• How socialism contradicts Scripture• Why believers must focus on our actual assignment. our nation, our cities, our families• How to think biblically in a chaotic cultureVerses referenced:1 John 4:1, John 14:27, 2 Thessalonians 3:10, Matthew 25:14-30Sign up for Theos University - The best way to learn theologyhttps://www.theosu.ca/?via=Spencernak___________________________Give a one-time donation to the Podcasthttps://spencernakamura.com/donation__________________________Download my FREE 5-day Devotional helping you understand the importance of The Word of Godhttps://mailchi.mp/d3bd65882c1a/5-day-devotional

Send us a textToday we’re talking about the Forrest Frank controversy, Dove Awards drama, and why the Church often ends up fighting the wrong battles.In a culture that thrives on outrage and division, we’re looking at what the Bible actually says about unity, offense, and spiritual maturity.Let’s talk about how to stop being “Christian TMZ” and start being the Church Jesus called us to be.Timestamps00:00 – Intro + Why this conversation matters01:00 – Forrest Frank & the Dove Awards controversy06:00 – Why Christians get caught up in drama09:20 – What the early Church actually focused on (Acts 2:44)14:48 – The danger of being easily offended (Proverbs 19:11)19:27 – Sin issue vs. style issue — why this matters25:05 – Closing encouragement & call to unity (Colossians 3:13)Sign up for Theos University - The best way to learn theologyhttps://www.theosu.ca/?via=Spencernak___________________________Give a one-time donation to the Podcasthttps://spencernakamura.com/donation__________________________Download my FREE 5-day Devotional helping you understand the importance of The Word of Godhttps://mailchi.mp/d3bd65882c1a/5-day-devotional