We're naturally rebellious due to our fallen state, but through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, there's forgiveness. However, in our fallen state, we continue to rebel against authority, seeking self-autonomy and self-indulgence. As followers of Jesus Christ, submission is to be our lifestyle, characterized by humility and obedience to God's word, which is the supreme authority for all of us. [... more]

Biblical marriage and motherhood are being abandoned in modern society, with many women choosing to work outside the home instead of prioritizing their families. The Apostle Paul's teachings in Titus 2 emphasize the importance of wives and mothers being workers at home, loving their husbands and children, and being submissive to their own husbands. This is seen as radical and old-fashioned by many, but it is a timeless truth that is still relevant today. [... more]

Secretary of State Marco Rubio's speech at the Munich Security Conference highlighted the importance of preserving Western culture and values, and the need for a robust and ideational society to resist decline. Rubio's speech was seen as a powerful articulation of the clash of civilizations, and a call to action for the West to defend its way of life. In contrast, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's response to Rubio's speech was criticized for its simplistic and mechanistic view of culture, which reduced it to a reaction to class struggle. The conversation also touched on the importance of understanding the human person and the role of God in shaping history, and the need for a robust and ideational society to resist decline. [... more]

The concept of the curse of God is a powerful term that has radical consequences, separating people from His nearness and causing a complete loss of benefits. The story of Adam and Eve's fall in the Garden of Eden reveals the serpent's subtle attack, leading to the destruction of the covenantal foundation of their relationship with God. The promise of redemption is first seen in the middle of the curse, where God covers the nakedness of his sinful creatures, foreshadowing the ultimate covering of our nakedness through the righteousness of Christ. [... more]

Living in a time of false and dangerous presuppositions, people assume things about reality, morality, and truth, jeopardizing their lives, futures, and souls. The Bible teaches to pursue truth and seek it like fine gold, and it's imperative to believe what's right and live what's right. Presuppositions about one's self, reality, America, and the world shape our motivations, priorities, and behaviors, and it's essential to call out and critique these assumptions to speak truth and expose the Democrat-woke Marxist worldview. [... more]

Recognizing that adult children are unique individuals who make their own choices, parents must learn to let go and give them the freedom to make decisions, including following God's will. This requires humility, communication, and understanding of the five love languages to ensure adult children feel loved and supported. [... more]

The use of surrogacy and artificial reproductive technologies to acquire children has raised concerns about the exploitation of children and the commodification of human life. Critics argue that these practices prioritize the desires of adults over the best interests of the child, and that they are being used to help perfectly healthy adults acquire children, rather than just infertile couples. [... more]

God's divine perspective on those who counter him is one of frustration and eventual judgment. However, for those who humble themselves and seek God, there is hope in his redemptive work through Jesus Christ, who died to reconcile us to God and give us his righteousness. [... more]

The concept of God's judgment is often misunderstood, with some believing it contradicts His loving nature. However, the Bible teaches that judgment is a necessary aspect of a holy God's character, and it's a reflection of our desire for justice. Yet, this desire for justice is often at odds with our craving for autonomy, leading to self-preeminence and a desire to elevate ourselves above others. This struggle is evident in various forms, including oppression, bullying, and even our own hearts, where we demand explanations for not receiving what we believe we deserve. Understanding this dynamic is crucial for living by faith and realizing our highest good and deepest satisfaction in God. [... more]

Living a life of faith means surrendering autonomy to God's sovereignty, trusting in his goodness, and hearing his words. It's about walking with God, seeing him, hearing him, and trusting him, rather than living life my way. This is the path to true significance and impact, a life built upon the rock of God's self-disclosure. [... more]

Living a life of faith means surrendering autonomy to God's sovereignty, trusting in his goodness, and walking with him through faithfulness. This involves seeing God, hearing him, and trusting him, rather than relying on idols or living life on one's own terms. [... more]

Living a life of faith means surrendering to God's sovereignty and trusting in his goodness, rather than elevating people and things to a place that only he deserves. This requires acknowledging his weightiness and perfections, and submitting to his will, rather than relying on autonomy and manipulation. [... more]

Living a life of autonomy, where we pursue our passions and desires, is a destructive path that leads to emptiness, helplessness, and humiliation. In contrast, living by faith in God's story brings hope, clarity, and authority. The human heart struggles with self-preeminence and self-sufficiency, using people and things for satisfaction, security, significance, and control, but ultimately leading to idolatry and a false sense of trust. [... more]

The history of euthanasia and assisted suicide reveals a long-standing debate about the value of human life, with roots in ancient Greco-Roman philosophy and the impact of secular ideas on Western culture. Historian Dr. Richard Weikart explores how the erosion of the Judeo-Christian worldview has led to a devalued attitude toward human life, and how Christians can approach issues of suffering and death with compassion and understanding. [... more]

Christian Healthcare Ministries offers a faith-based solution to high healthcare costs, allowing members to make more of their healthcare decisions and save up to 40%. Meanwhile, a listener seeks financial guidance on managing a two-flat apartment building, and another asks about getting a free credit report. [... more]

Respecting time to grieve and needing time before making large financial decisions are crucial for widows to gain financial confidence. A financial professional can help by providing a safe place, listening to the widow's needs, and offering guidance on financial decisions. Encouraging and empowering the widow to take control of her finances is also essential, as well as helping her navigate the process of wealth transfer and estate planning. [... more]

The hosts discuss various topics, including a Florida man who was arrested for taking upskirt photos, a man who was kicked out of a strip club and then drove a truck into people, and a couple who refused to leave a plane after the man was bleeding from the head. They also talk about Kamala Harris and abortion, and how the left is promoting Marxism and attacking the American dream. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the concept of Christian nationalism, its definition, and its implications. It explores the relationship between Christianity and government, highlighting the differences between Christian nationalism and secular humanism. The conversation also delves into the concept of post-millennialism, theonomy, and Christendom, examining their relevance to Christian nationalism. Ultimately, the discussion emphasizes the importance of Christian faithfulness, evangelism, and discipleship in addressing societal decline. [... more]

As Christians in a non-Christian culture, we are called to take a stand and choose to serve the Lord, rather than false gods and idols that can detour our commitment to God. Financial security, government provision, power, personal status, and personal autonomy can be false gods that lead us astray. True strength comes from trusting in God, and following biblical principles in our financial choices can bring a closer walk with Christ, peace, and spiritual growth. [... more]

The discussion revolves around whether Christian nationalism is the solution to America's societal decline, with some arguing that it's a biblical mandate to work toward Christian rule, while others believe it's a false binary presented as the only alternative to secular humanism. The conversation touches on the role of government, the church, and the importance of making disciples from every nation, as commanded in the Great Commission. [... more]