The Smith and Rowland Show

What makes a true shepherd different from a false prophet? In Episode 969 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan and Jeff examine the warning signs of false teaching, spiritual pride, legalism, and messages that add to or leave out the gospel.

Drawing from Acts 20, 1 Timothy, Colossians, and other New Testament passages, the conversation focuses on Paul's call to teach the whole counsel of God. The discussion addresses how false teachers can sound convincing while weakening the central message of grace, repentance, the resurrection, and Jesus Christ crucified.

Alan and Jeff also discuss:

 * Why teaching only one segment of Scripture can lead people into error
 * The biblical warning about wolves entering the flock
 * How legalism and the Noahide laws conflict with the grace of God
 * Gnosticism, secret knowledge, and the danger of adding to the gospel
 * Why spiritual knowledge without a changed heart is empty
 * The role of the Holy Spirit in calling and qualifying church overseers
 * Why revival requires repentance, rather than human perfection
 * How a personal encounter with God produces genuine change

The episode also considers the tension between charismatic and non-charismatic traditions, the importance of loving people across denominational lines, and the need to judge every teaching by the full testimony of Scripture.

A simple encounter with God can change a life, but every spiritual experience must remain anchored in the truth of the gospel. Watch the full discussion, then share your thoughts in the comments.

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What happens when pastors replace the authority of Scripture with mysticism, politics, and speculation? The Smith and Rowland Show examines why a clear understanding of the whole counsel of God matters for sound doctrine and biblical prophecy.

In this episode, Alan and Jeff respond to a Prophecy News Watch article titled, "God Had a Wife: When Pastors Trade Scripture for Mysticism and Fables." They discuss claims surrounding Asherah, ancient paganism, and the reinterpretation of biblical history through modern cultural ideas.

The conversation also focuses on the Centurion's faith, the authority of God's spoken Word, and the connection between Scripture and the presence of God. Allen and Jeff explain why faith doesn't depend on emotional experiences or a demand for visible signs before obedience. They also warn that separating the Spirit from the Word can lead to confusion and false teaching.

The hosts explain how dispensational Bible study provides a framework for understanding the whole counsel of God, including prophecy, Israel's promises, the gospel of grace, and eschatology. They discuss why isolated verses, "verse of the day" readings, and incomplete Bible study can lead to misinterpretation.

This episode also examines Paul's warnings in Acts 20, 1 Timothy, and Colossians about wolves, false teachers, fables, endless genealogies, and other doctrines that distract from godly edification. Allen and Jeff stress the value of learning Scripture patiently, "precept upon precept, line upon line," so believers can recognize error and remain grounded in God's Word.

Watch Episode 968 of The Smith and Rowland Show for a direct discussion about biblical authority, dispensationalism, prophecy, and the importance of understanding Scripture as a unified message.

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What happens when Sharia law, religious authority, and political power begin moving into the same conversation? The Smith and Rowland Show examines the warning signs discussed in Episode 967.

Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland focus on Sharia law, Islamic political ideology, the rise of Muslim candidates in American politics, and the debate over whether religious courts can coexist with the U.S. Constitution. They also discuss Noahide laws, the idea of a future one-world religious system, and the possibility that political leaders could merge competing faith traditions to preserve authority.

The conversation turns to King Charles III and recent language describing his role in a multi-faith nation. Alan and Jeff consider what this shift could mean for Christianity in England, the growth of Islam in Western nations, and the prophetic implications they see in these developments.

The episode also addresses:

 * Abdul El-Sayed's campaign for the U.S. Senate in Michigan
 * His stated commitment to Sharia-compliant principles
 * The differences between Islam as a religion and Sharia as a legal and governing system
 * The relationship between socialism, communism, and Islamism
 * Tim Cohen's view of King Charles and the Antichrist
 * Replacement theology and the removal of biblical authority
 * America's spiritual condition and the responsibility of Christians to remain faithful

Along the way, the discussion includes plenty of humor, including an unusual theory about mattresses, "backward masking," and the unexpected phrase "the cat craps."

Watch the full episode, compare the claims with the Constitution and Scripture, and consider how Christians should respond to political and religious changes in America and abroad.

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What happens when religious belief, political ideology, immigration, and national security collide? In Episode 966 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Jeff Rowland and Alan Smith examine Glenn Beck's warning about the growth of Islamic socialism and discuss the possible political consequences for the United States.

The conversation focuses on the relationship between Islam and socialism, the influence of Democratic Socialists of America candidates, and the role a small number of elected officials could play in a closely divided Congress. The hosts also discuss concerns about political movements that seek to replace American law and democratic institutions with religious or ideological systems.

A major part of the episode examines the Noahide Laws, their historical background, and the claim that they could become a framework for government. Jeff and Alan also discuss Sharia courts, religious freedom, assimilation, national security, and the responsibility of Christians and other citizens to understand political ideas before they gain wider influence.

The episode includes commentary on Glenn Beck's video, "Something Huge Is About to Hit America and No One Is Ready," along with a broader discussion about the direction of American politics, the future of Texas and Michigan, and the need for informed public debate.

Watch the full episode, consider the arguments presented, and share your perspective in the comments. How should Americans respond when political movements challenge the country's constitutional principles and cultural traditions?

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What happens when a proposed moral code for all humanity begins to replace the gospel of Jesus Christ?

In Episode 965 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland examine the Noahide Laws, Noahidism, and the pledge associated with the modern Noahide movement. They discuss how these laws are presented as a path to righteousness for Gentiles, why the pledge directs participants toward rabbinic interpretations, and how this framework compares with the biblical teaching of salvation through Jesus Christ.

The conversation covers:

 * The seven Noahide Laws and their traditional interpretations
 * The Noahide pledge and certificate process
 * The relationship between Noahide theology, Judaism, Islam, and apostate Christianity
 * The role of government courts in enforcing religious law
 * The upcoming international Noahide conference in Jerusalem
 * The difference between biblical freedom and systems that impose religious requirements
 * Why Smith and Rowland believe righteousness cannot come through human laws

The hosts also discuss the dangers of replacing the Old and New Testaments with a religious system created through rabbinic interpretation. They compare Noahide law with Sharia law and other systems that claim authority over personal faith, conscience, and freedom.

Along the way, the episode includes plenty of the humor and spontaneous conversation that define the show, including a lighthearted discussion about coffee cups, the former Dixie Stampede, and the meaning of true freedom in Christ.

Watch the full episode, then consider the central issue for yourself: Can any set of human laws provide righteousness before God, or does salvation come only through Jesus Christ?

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What are the Noahide Laws, and why have governments and international organizations discussed them as a universal moral code?

In Episode 964 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Jeff Rowland and Alan Smith examine the seven Noahide Laws, their origins in the Talmud, and the differences between these laws and the gospel of Jesus Christ. The conversation focuses on the seventh law, the establishment of courts of justice, and how legal authority could shape the meaning and enforcement of the other six laws.

The discussion also reviews statements and resolutions connected to the Noahide Laws, including references to President Ronald Reagan, President George H. W. Bush, the United States Congress, the European Union, Australia, and a 2012 United Nations conference. Jeff and Alan consider whether this system could unite Judaism, Islam, and apostate Christianity under a shared religious and legal framework.

The conversation then turns to biblical prophecy, the rise of a one-world government and religion, the restrainer described in 2 Thessalonians 2, the rapture of the church, and the role of the Holy Spirit during the Tribulation. They also discuss the 144,000, the two witnesses, and the revival Scripture describes during that period.

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Watch the full episode, compare the claims with Scripture and historical sources, and share your thoughts in the comments.

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A new international Noahide conference in Jerusalem has sparked serious questions about law, religion, biblical interpretation, and the future of Christian freedom.

In Episode 963 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland examine the seven Noahide Laws and their roots in Jewish rabbinic tradition. They discuss the laws against idolatry, blasphemy, murder, sexual immorality, theft, cruelty to animals, and the requirement to establish courts of justice.

The conversation also reviews a 1991 U.S. congressional declaration that referenced the Noahide Laws, along with plans for the First International Congress of Noahides in Jerusalem. The hosts examine the conference's proposed founding charter, its stated connection to communities across six continents, and the involvement of Israeli officials.

Smith and Rowland raise concerns about how the Noahide system defines blasphemy, how rabbinic interpretations may differ from the wording of the laws, and how similar legal structures appear in discussions of Sharia courts. They also compare these ideas with biblical prophecy, the authority of Scripture, the New Testament, Jesus Christ, and the doctrine of salvation through the cross.

The episode includes discussion of the Noahide World Center, Rabbi Uri Sherki, the conference website, and the disputed citation of Zechariah 2:15. Watch the full episode for a detailed look at the claims, sources, and prophetic implications discussed by the hosts.

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Victory gardens helped families grow food, preserve scarce resources, and support the war effort. In this episode of Gardening with Daddy Pete, Melvin and Jay York explain what those gardens can teach us about growing food today.

The conversation looks back at World War I war gardens and the World War II victory garden movement, when households across the United States planted vegetables and fruit to support troops overseas, feed workers at home, and reduce pressure on rationed supplies. They discuss how small urban spaces, backyard plots, patios, and narrow strips of land could produce useful harvests.

You'll also hear how families preserved food through canning and drying, why freezing wasn't widely available for many households at the time, and how victory gardens supported nutrition during the war. The episode also covers overseas gardens, children who helped send seeds to prisoners of war, and two historic victory garden sites that still produce food today.

Melvin and Jay then connect these lessons to modern gardening. Growing your own food can give you better control over what you eat, help you share fresh produce with neighbors, and make productive use of limited space. They also introduce Plant a Row for the Hungry and the USDA People's Garden, two programs that help communities grow and share food.

Whether you have a large backyard, a raised bed, a patio, or only a few containers, this episode offers practical reasons to start growing. Learn how the victory garden movement shaped American gardening and why its message still matters in 2026.

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Massachusetts abortion policy, the sanctity of human life, and the moral responsibility of the church are at the center of this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show.

Jeff Rowland and Alan Smith respond to an article titled "When Abortion Becomes Something to Celebrate" and examine how public attitudes toward abortion have changed over time. They discuss the phrase "safe, legal, and rare," the removal of gestational limits, and the public celebration surrounding laws that expand abortion access.

The conversation also addresses the moral distinction between a fetus and a developing human being, the Bible's teaching on murder, and passages such as Exodus 20:13, Psalm 139, Jeremiah 1:5, and the account of John the Baptist in his mother's womb.

Jeff and Alan also connect abortion policy to broader cultural and political questions, including immigration, adoption, the influence of churches, transgender issues, and the consequences of rejecting biblical authority. They argue that Christians must speak clearly about human life and refuse to treat the destruction of unborn children as ordinary health care or social progress.

This episode presents a direct Christian critique of abortion and challenges viewers to consider how laws, language, and public celebrations shape a society's view of human dignity.

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