Out of the Question Podcast: Uncovering the Question Behind the Question

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?

Humanism has radically revolutionized the terms we use in our culture as we are bombarded by political correctness and woke-ism to the degree that truth has fallen in the street and lives are destroyed. How is this affecting our worldview?

What Do You Need to Know (But Don’t Know) About Abortion Pill Reversal?

What is the most common difficulty in marriage? The answer may surprise you. Tim Yarbrough shares from the law-word of God the sins that so easily beset a Christian marriage.

Reconciliation is paramount for the God of peace, goodness, and order, and therefore, all relationships—man and man, man and God, and man and nature—must go from hostility to peace. Join special guest Martin Selbrede, Chalcedon vice president, to discover the Biblical meaning of being peacemakers.

The Bible has a lot to say about speech. Two of the Ten Commandments deal with it, and the rest of the Bible is filled with wisdom and precepts about words, the tongue, and the fruit of our lips. So, how does today’s debate about freedom of speech square with God’s Word?

Suffering is a part of the Christian life, but so-called “compassionate” humanism seeks to escape it through euthanasia and assisted suicide. What good comes from suffering, and how should a Christian view it?

There’s a phenomenon in America where you take a Christian holiday and turn it secular, but it doesn’t stop there. The celebrations only grow more pagan, more humanistic, and more immoral. Is this what happens when society abandons the Christian faith?

When did generational divides in our culture emerge, and is the “generation gap” genuine or artificial? Does age classification accurately reflect individuals’ nature? What happened to shared faith experiences across ages that once united families and communities?

The American church’s focus on personal salvation has allowed God’s enemies to gain cultural ground, and much of today’s compromise traces back to Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Seth Gruber’s book, The 1916 Project, offers insight and encourages Christians to serve the Kingdom of God boldly.

Is America Being Disinherited by God?

On the Subject of Education, Should We Agree to Disagree?

Casa Tabito is a medical mission in Guatemala started by Karlie Ruiter and her husband, Jeff. In this edition of the Out of the Question Podcast, Karlie tells their story from the initial call of God almost seven years ago, and the favor He has shown in the formation and ongoing work of a clinic for severely malnourished infants.

It was a daunting task to assume the headship of Chalcedon after his father passed. Mark Rushdoony shares how he stepped into this position with the dual objective of preserving the legacy while continuing the work of furthering Christ’s Kingdom and the challenges he would face.

When it comes to matters of mutual concern, is it godly to join with those opposed to a Biblical worldview for the sake of a common cause? Are there limits to working together with unbelievers?

The agape feast of the New Testament celebrated our deliverance through Christ, but it has been reduced to a ritual in most churches. Listen as scholar Stephen Perks reveals how the Lord’s Supper is truly our Christian Passover.

When elected candidates fall short of biblical standards, what responsibility does a Christian have in choosing leaders? Is observing enough, or does the Bible demand action? Ricardo Davis speaks to this important question.

A recent book,  Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda , by Megan Basham, highlights the fact that it’s easy to deceive Christians due to their theological ignorance. How discerning do church-attending Christians need to be?

What’s the proper Christian response to today’s moral decline? For some—as if they’re surprised by what sinful man does—being outraged is more important than engaging in real Kingdom work. If we truly hate sin, we should apply our faith continually. Service to God is faith and action, not outrage.

Great things can happen when like-minded men study God’s Word together to apply it to every area of life! Chalcedon’s weekly Men’s Roundtable—an online Bible study—is celebrating 10 years of doing just that, and co-host Chris Zimmerman takes time to share about this important work. Listen in.

When it comes to reading Scripture, how we approach it is crucial to understanding what God requires us to know and believe. Do you take it for what it says, or do you read into it what you want it to say.

What many readers of Rushdoony often miss was his blueprint for Christian civilization which began with exercising self-government in terms of Biblical law by creating alternate Christian institutions by way of the tithe. We did that with education by building private Christian schools or homeschooling. It’s time to expand the application because society’s decline will persist without institutions...

The family is God’s primary institution, and the victory we’re looking for requires the restoration of the family to the place for which God intended. Listen now to discover how this can happen as I’m joined by Christian attorney, Greg Treat.

Is There a Blueprint for Godly Living?

Since ancient times, items have been “sold in the marketplace,” but if faith is for all of life, how does a Christian salesperson apply God’s law to selling? Learn how God’s Word applies to one of the oldest occupations.