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

Are You Qualified to Serve in the Kingdom?

When the event of the Incarnation is transformed into something quite different priorities can become confused and distorted. In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, the importance of lyrics in Christmas music is examined.

Too often we have not examined the presuppositions we bring to reading and understanding Scripture. Where you start will determine where you end up. Our interpretation of God’s Word often is clouded by things we believe, not knowing why we believe them. This subject is discussed in this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.

Modern culture is waging a demonic war against God’s commandments toward life and fertility, and their love of death is seen in every area of life. Christians must understand this agenda and how we should approach it.

In an age of information overload, people can struggle with their beliefs and actions. Still, the faithful believer must be sure of theirs because God’s Word will often contradict conventional wisdom. Join us as we challenge some areas society deems “settled.”

In 2022, 90% of all Christian persecution deaths happened in Nigeria—an oil-producing nation of 220 million where the average income is less than $100/month. With thousands of Christians dying each year, there is a great need for aid, support, and equipping. Judd Saul shares how he’s doing that.

Is Patriarchy a Bad Thing?

In the 1960s, death itself was “redefined” to justify harvesting valued organs such as a heart or lungs while the patient was still alive. One could now be declared “brain dead” while their organs were still functional, but is brain death death? Dr. Heidi Klessig’s new book “The Brain Death Fallacy” seeks an answer.

One might think “being saved from hell” is the sum total of Christ’s work on our behalf until you realize redemption actually goes to the heart of every issue we deal with individually and as a society.

According to mainstream evangelicals, Israel retains a special status despite their denial of Jesus Christ. What, then, is the purpose of the church as spiritual Israel, and what does this mean for the future of Christianity?

Are the Only Two Choices God’s Law or Chaos?

What Does Modern Baal Worship Look Like?

What Does it Mean to Contend for the Faith?

At the height of technology and intellectualism, we are witnessing a rapid decline in man’s moral intelligence, leading to a breakdown in the social order. Humanism is bankrupt, and only a return to God’s Law can restore the civilization both believer and unbeliever long for. Chalcedon Vice-president Martin Selbrede, speaks to this subject in this Out of the Question Podcast episode.

Reasoned debate, rather than quarreling, is the key to influencing people’s opinions, and it’s crucial to master this skill and to recognize when others employ flawed reasoning that derails meaningful dialogue.

Many of our national holidays are celebrated without an understanding of their underlying worldviews. In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, the subject of the origins of Labor Day is discussed.

In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, we examine the societal effects of shifting from Biblical to statutory law. We discuss the crucial role of understanding biblical principles for responsible jury service, illuminating the intersection of faith and justice.

How Do You Build Character Muscles?

When we accept the world’s premises over biblical ones, we not only fail to take dominion but also dishonor our King and fail as His ambassadors. This is the subject of this Out of the Question Podcast episode.

We have the certainty of Scripture that the entire world will be converted just as the prophets foretold. Is this the true meaning of postmillennialism? Martin Selbrede brings powerful insights to answer that question.

In Part 4 of this concluding Out of the Question Podcast episode on Education and Dominion, Cathey Brown outlines an educational plan that can not only be useful for home educators for a grammar school through high school and beyond approach, but also for anyone who came to faith later in life and wishes to solidify a biblical world and life view.

In this third installment of four parts, the discussion of classical education turned to the subject of curriculum: its components (both stated and unstated), and how to examine curriculum options in light of a biblical world and life view.

In Part 2 of our discussion with Cathey Brown, we delve into classical schools and how to determine if the mission of a particular school is God-honoring.

In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast we address: “What makes an education classical?” and “Is it a good fit for believers in their pursuit to further the Kingdom of God and take dominion in Jesus’ name?” Cathey Brown helps us answer these questions in this first of a four-part series. Part 1/4 serves as a general introduction while demonstrating the relevancy for all, regardless of w...