Pastor Joel Webben
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327 appearances
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 9 Apr
Pastor Joel Webben’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Bannon`s War Room · WarRoom Battleground EP 985: Stopping The Islamification Of America · 9 Apr 2026
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change their hearts.
They would have to be born again, like any person.
You must be born again and come to faith in Jesus Christ.
What's shocking is not really the disposition of Jews.
What's shocking is the disposition of Christians, predominantly evangelicals, as you're giving the lay of the land.
There's Catholic, there's Orthodox, there's Protestants.
Evangelical is a subset underneath Protestants.
You have the mainline Protestants that are all
gay affirming, the rainbow flags are outside of their buildings, church buildings, then the evangelicals tend to be the more traditionalist, traditional marriage, traditional this, that, and the other, and they vote Republican, GOP.
The problem, though, is they've bought into dispensationalism, and so they think that whether it's America's success politically, or whether it's the success of Christianity and the return of Christ, that the physical expression of Israel
Yeah, for evangelicals, I would say that probably 85%, 90%, an overwhelming majority.
Because within evangelicalism, again, that being a large subset of Protestantism, most evangelicals don't really appreciate the original Protestant reformers who tended to be...
They were reformed.
They were Calvinists, you know, if I could use such a dirty word on the air, Calvinist, you know.
I'm a Calvinist for better or worse.
There are strengths and there are weaknesses.
But Jonathan Edwards and Martin Luther and John Calvin, these were the original reformers.
They were all Calvinist.
Most Protestants today are not.
They're Arminian.
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