Last week a ruling from SCOTUS came down in favor of religious freedom in education funding. Within minutes, homeschoolers worried aloud if this would impact homeschooling. Today I’ll discuss this, the importance of seeking wisdom and a few other questions from listeners.
“Fake news.” We live in a time that tends toward believing that truth is subjective, and that people can have “their truth” instead of asking, like Pilate, “What is truth?” Sadly, some Christians today seem to be comfortable with the false notion that the Bible is like any other book, and that it, too, contains errors.
This is an alarming belief, because it asserts that some of the Bible is true, and some is not.
Further, the notion that “There is truth, but we cannot know it” is driving people away from the concept of absolute truth, and that’s a dangerous place for Christians to be. Why? Because truth matters. God’s Word claims to be truth, in keeping with the character and omniscient nature of God.
In an age of “fake news,” perhaps, we have simply gotten used to being lied to. However, the Bible stands alone without error. This essential doctrine is a cornerstone of the Christian faith. Inerrancy deserves high regard among evangelicals and has rightly earned the status of being essential to the Christian Faith.
The pro-life movement saw a seismic shift in the legal landscape when on Friday, the Supreme Court voted to overturn Roe v. Wade. Today I’ll be discussing this and two other landmark decisions handed down by the high court. It’s a great day for freedom—and now we have a reason to CELEBRATE IN THE MONTH OF JUNE!
An anonymous listener is struggling in her marriage because of a disagreement over permanent birth control. While there are no direct and easy answers to this issue, one thing is certain: God cares about children. He says they are “a blessing.” There are equally committed Christians with strong opinions on both sides of the issue, but the fact remains that the Bible does not directly address all of the moral and spiritual implications of many modern medical procedures such as vasectomy and tubal ligation. Today, I’ll be talking about what matters most, starting with protecting unity inside of marriage, especially in issues regarding children.
My brother-in-law Ryan Choate is back on the show today. He is a West Point Grad and retired Major of the US Army. Today we are discussing what it looks like to be drafting women into the military. Listen in, you do not want to miss this one!
I am thrilled to have my brother-in-law Ryan Choate on the show today. He is a West Point Grad and retired Major of the US Army. Ryan is joining me today to discuss the state of the military and how the cultural shift has influenced the military. Listen in, you do not want to miss this one!
Is the answer to the gun violence in our nation so-called “Red Flag” gun laws? Mark Sherwood, who was in law enforcement for over 20 years joins me to discuss.