Out of the Question Podcast

What was once called sin is now celebrated—even within churches. When the world sets the moral standard, the salt loses its flavor. The Church must choose between affirmation and allegiance to Christ. It must bring those in rebellion to repentance, and that begins with a clear message.

Culture mocks “traditional” manhood, but it has nothing to replace it. Thus, culture trains boys to chase glory while Scripture trains them to carry responsibility. Here’s the difference and why it matters.

You can’t build a great society without building on God’s commands. Seeking the Kingdom first is more than a personal goal—it’s a public responsibility. Culture collapses when Christians ignore the full counsel of God.

The system wants dependents—God wants disciples. Poverty is overcome not by relief, but by rebuilding lives through education, family, and faith.

Discover what it really means to “take the baton” and how ordinary people can carry on an extraordinary mission. The uncompromising message of the Kingdom of God needs uncompromising Christians to still advance it!

Singing to the Lord is not a suggestion. It is the command individually and corporately in both the Old and New Testaments. So, why does the triune God instruct us to sing?

Listen in as Christian homeschooling parents tell how they pursued a vision and began the Love of Life Podcast, putting legs to their reconstructionist faith.

With the recent death of Pope Francis, the question addressed in this podcast is: What is the significance of the papacy?

Jesus called us to make peace, not win arguments. Christians must cut through the noise and reorient their thinking around God’s Word, not media narratives.

Inside and outside of the church, the worldview of pornography dominates the landscape. Without a biblical worldview there is no effective resistance.

Dr. Ming Wang’s journey from atheist scientist in Communist China to Christian eye surgeon in America challenges the myth that faith and reason are incompatible.

Is AI a helpful tool or will it lead to something darker? This episode examines the spiritual consequences of artificial intelligence and how we as Christians should start thinking about the new technological era that’s upon us.

Ron Kronz exposes how modern believers may be following a faith more like King Jeroboam’s than Christ’s—convenient, comfortable, and dangerously counterfeit.

The untold story of organ donation. We assume transplants are ethical, but the process raises questions few want to ask. Are donors really giving their organs willingly? Are we redefining death to suit medical needs?

Uncover the surprising link between sexual freedom and economic prosperity as we’re joined by scholar Feler Bose, whose research reveals the impact of morality on a nation’s economy. Discover a Christ-centered approach to sexuality that can empower Christian civilization.

Trump established the White House Faith Office headed up by a female televangelist. Should the Federal Government have such an office, and what influence should it wield?

Imagine a world where the church was the first to act in every crisis. One man’s response to Hurricane Helene reveals what happens when believers take their mission seriously.

What if the changes we see in the world are direct answers to our prayers? Are we too afraid of political labels to thank God for His providence?

Jesus promised His disciples they would receive power when the Holy Spirit came upon them. Was this empowering only for them or does it extend to all who are born again?

A Christian commercial banker wrestled with the problems in the U.S. economy and then discovered Biblical economics and committed himself to teaching all ages about what God’s Word reveals about money.

Are we neglecting the broader meaning of the gospel by limiting it to personal salvation? What is the wider application of our Lord’s message? Join us as we discuss the fullness of the gospel of Christ and His Kingdom.

Christians are instructed to take dominion in Jesus' name, yet they often default to using the world's methods and mechanisms in attempting to do so. Is that why their efforts often fall short?

God required the Israelites to make their membership in the covenant obvious. This principle still applies today to those who confess Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

Does it matter WHAT we believe or THAT we believe? If we can’t articulate the essentials of our faith, what is it that we believe? The result is too many resting on a subjective belief in God that is not informed upon the objective, manifold teaching of Scripture.

Is the overturning of Roe v Wade at the federal level a true victory for the unborn? Is it truly pro-life to simply turn it over to the states, or are we promoting regulation over eliminating the murder of the unborn?