What does the Bible teach? What does God want us to know about His world? Do Christians really know what the Bible teaches or even care? Find out what the Bible actually says and find out if what you believe is true and if you really care what the Bible says.

Let's talk about Biblical and Historical examples of marriages in the Bible!

“Men’s hearts failing them for fear.” (Luke 21:26)

The corrosive forces of humanism are creating great fear throughout the world as the bottom falls out for man’s morality and social order. Humanity struggles to contend with an unending supply of crises because their worldview is bankrupt.

Rushdoony wrote, “The only thing that can counteract and overcome the deadly personal and social effects of the Great Fear is the Great Faith,” and that means a faith that overcomes the world!

This is the subject of Episode 19 of the Chalcedon Podcast.

Episode # 159 - Andrea is joined by Laura Klassen of Choice42 (read: for two) in this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast to discuss how she created a series of viral videos to shed light on what abortion actually is and what it does to humans in the womb.

Is it possible to separate one's philosophy from one's religious beliefs, and who is qualified to judge? is the subject of this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.

In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Patrick J. Michaels, climatologist and author, discusses the faulty science and political motives informing the current debate on the earth's climate.

Episode #156 of the Out of the Question Podcast discusses how discounting the reliability of the book of Genesis, by failing to take God's Word as He gave it, has major implications for our society. (Charles H. Roberts)

Christians should become teachers because Humanism attempts to convince children to reject the Word of God and the world of reality, and teaches delusional humanistic fairy tales as if they were facts. Millions of children every year are raised on destructive stories based on the humanist faith and religion.

When these children are grown and live out the faith they have been taught all their lives are filled with pain, destruction, loneliness, and death. If Christians are going to help change this trend they are going to have to get involved, and that starts by teaching children the truth from the youngest of ages.

In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, author and commentator, Lee Duigon, discusses the effect of digital learning on students and its consequence of dumbing down education.

The bad words of political systems are fascism, socialism, and theocracy, but does the average truly understand the definitions of each term? Take fascism, for example. Groups like Antifa—defined as anti-fascist—act more fascist than those they accuse, so what exactly is fascism?

The same goes for socialism and theocracy. They are terms we throw around to demonize our political opponents without truly understand their meaning—especially in a Biblical sense.

In this episode of the Chalcedon Podcast, we discuss the meaning of these political systems and what the Bible has to say about God’s form of government.

In a world of products not meant to last but a short time, have we adopted the same attitude regarding people? In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, author Daniel E. Johnson discusses his book, "Disposable: When Dating Is Not Loving Your Neighbor."