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It's been fun, but this is the final radio episode.
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Sometimes we keep having to relearn the same lessons over and over and over
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What generative AI means for intellectual freedom
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Laundering experts in to laud their own arguments is a dirty trick
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Professionalizing the management of misery has not made the world better.
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Can Secularism win a war against Islam? No. No it can't.
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Immigration policy is being used to transform this country...not in a good way.
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Response to the CT response to Rich Men North of Richmond
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The sadness that comes with wisdom is necessary to have the happiness that comes from wisdom
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Being religious and being righteous are not necessarily the same thing
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Taking money to tell lies is a pretty popular thing these days
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Here I offer my ideas on how to play political hardball as a Christian
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Christians need to learn how to play political hardball
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Learn to spot the patterns and the world will make more sense
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Will there be accountability for the East Palestine disaster?
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Christians need to be wise and shrewd about the news of the day
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Some people are treated as special in our society and by our government...are they the right people?
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Should you have bugs for your Thanksgiving feast? No. The answer is no.
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The case against Barilla Pasta offers us a chance to consider what truth in communication and marketing is
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Will trusting the experts lead us to nuclear war?
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Here we see the farcical nature of trans-affirming theology
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Some thoughts about hospitals and genital mutilation
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What can we learn from people's love and devotion to the former monarch
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How should Christians respond to what's going on in the world
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Here we will consider some trends and world events and what they mean for us and the future.
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Here we discuss our need to make honor central in our theological vocabulary
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How do we respond to the overturn of Roe v Wade
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Here we'll see how sin manifests itself in culture
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The Church might be winning some ground back in the culture wars.
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Here we learn about how punishment can be good, even if inexpedient.
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Here we see Jesus was shamed by being stripped naked to take away the shame naked humans felt and tried to cover-up in the garden.
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Here we consider the unity of truth, wisdom, and righteousness.
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The abortionists and those who cover for them are being revealed for how nightmarishly evil they truly are.
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Here we learn some insights into the problem of evil.
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Here we see how the Church needs to respond to the information monopoly that is currently coalescing.
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Here we see that the financial regulators are basically worthless.
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Here we conclude the series by looking at whether virtual church can actually be as good as in-person.
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Here we discuss canon, toxic fandom, and theology.
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Here we continue the discussion on whether or not virtual church is church
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Here we consider whether virtual church is actually church.
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The decision to appoint a black woman as the SCOTUS Justice to replace Breyer, is based on racial essentialism which the Church must reject.
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We need to learn to distinguish between similar things and find similarities in distinct things.
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Christians need to learn that to avoid conflict we need to raise the cost of conflict.
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Christians need to learn to use their critical thinking faculties and not be gulled by the lies of the world.
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The only One who can make all things new is the Ancient of Days
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Evangelical Elites are clowns and Christianity will be better off if we stop listening to them.
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Here we follow-up our series on theologies in conflict with a simple way for Christians to the culture!
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Desperately seeking to be loved by the world is a surefire way to not be loved by the world.
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Our fiscal and monetary experts are fools who are robbing us through inflation.
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Here we see a prime example of bad theologizing.
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What happened by abandoning the Afghans is shameful.
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Here we learn about good and bad arguments about our bodies.
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Here we learn how public health officials stating that their policies are "medical not political" are either stupid or lying.
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Here we explore how our shameful actions in Afghanistan are proof of God's judgment against this nation.
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Here we explore the similarities b/w KJV Onlyism and CDC Onlyism.
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Part 4 on our series on whether Christianity promotes or permits Communism by examining a Biblical Theology of Economics.
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Part 3 in our series on whether Christianity promotes or permits Communism by inspecting specific New Testament texts.
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Part 2 of our series on whether Communism is compatible with Christianity by examining Communism in light of the Old Testament.
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Does Christianity advocate or even permit Communism? Find out!
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Here we introduce our topic on human nature and what motivates our behavior.
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Here we continue the series begun to talk about how humans act in their own perceived best interests, and how Christians should interact with that reality.
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In part 3 we discuss the need to change people's perception of what is in their own best interests.
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Revelation 3:15,16 has a very important and very wrong popular interpretation that has drastic consequences for Christian practice.
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Here we look at a new law in Hungary and what it means for global politics.
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Here we see that gender reassignment surgery was considered pitiful and regrettable even in the ancient world.
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The Media has made George Floyd a martyr, and that's bad for society.
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Despite our notions that Americans are guaranteed a fair trial, God is the only one who can ensure justice is done.
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Here we look at the death-penalty flip-flop of Atlanta DA Fani Willis and why that's significant for understanding broader theological and political narratives.
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Here we look at 2 places where the Bible uses some very unique word-choices and syntax.
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Here we learn how the "public-health" power-grab has conditioned Christians to simply do as they're told without question.
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Here we learn about how Sin always destroys itself.
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Some pointers on reading the book of Revelation.
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A look at Acts gives us insight into Hell and the Hellish.
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Here we talk about how faith is necessarily enculturated.
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The Equality Act is a place where Feminists and Christians should be able to agree -- why aren't we?
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What's the difference between helping people own their own lives and victim-blaming?
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Here we see how the Left grudgingly needs the Right to make babies for them.
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Faith matters more than Facts -- narrative is all important in building faith, Rush understood this and helped expose this.
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Thoughts on the brevity of life and its implications for our work.
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This is for the weekly radio broadcast so the format is a little different.
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Here we talk about Acts 5 and the dangers of hypocrisy.
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Thoughts on the need for leaders to make right distinctions in our culture.
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Thoughts on being ordinary and its theological implications, seen through the lens of Dostoevsky's The Idiot and Toole's Confederacy of Dunces.