How Does Scripture Address Common Marriage Difficulties? (Tim Yarbrough)

Can conservatism — even sincere, well-intentioned social conservatism — actually conserve anything if it is severed from Christ? That is the provocative question at the heart of this episode of Out of the Question, as Andrea Schwartz welcomes Mike Groenewold, a writer and board member of Freedom De…

Is sharing the gospel primarily a matter of technique and theological sophistication, or is it rooted in an urgent conviction that God places within His people? Many sincere believers disqualify themselves from evangelism, claiming they lack the training or temperament. But what if the most effecti…

From 45s to streaming, music has always shaped culture. In this episode, we explore how song lyrics reflect and influence worldviews — from the hopeful folk songs of the '60s to today's darker themes. We discuss why words matter more than the beat, the deep heritage of ancient Christian hymns, and …

If Christ is truly King of kings and Lord of lords, why does so much of the modern church operate as though His reign is deferred, limited, or irrelevant to the world beyond personal piety? When Chalcedon's founder R.J. Rushdoony wrote that "the church could not hope in time to rule the world if it…