Interacting with the audience on questions of marriage and divorce, how to address homosexual friends, and struggles with homosexual feelings.

The modern church has routinely ignored the answers in God's law to such questions, yet His law points to the only route to human flourishing.

The culture and large segments of the church are being lead inevitably, and ignorantly, to both a monistic worship of nature and a denial of God, the transcendent Creator.

Augustine provides 21st century Christians with a solid theological foundation for the traditional definition of marriage, a foundation which has informed the Western view of marriage for almost 2000 years.

The West is increasingly embracing the paganism of the Ancient Greco-Roman empire. Man was made to worship, and he only has two choices: worship the Creator, or the created.

In our contemporary culture, we are faced daily with the radical redefinition of something so intrinsic to us as human beings: our sexuality. This coincides with a rise in paganism, which is not coincidental.

Joe Boot answers audience questions such as, What does it mean to love our wives as Christ loved the church? How does a certificate legitimize a marriage? Should there be a Christian government, and what would that look like? What is the proper application of God’s law to contemporary life? 

God is Lord over all the earth, and he has given this authority through Christ to the Church. The good news of the gospel is that Christ is seated on the throne now. Our hope is that we have been called according to God's good purposes for time and eternity.

Our land comes under judgment and a curse as a result of idolatry. In any age, the effect of idolatry among God’s people is the decay of faith, and the subsequent decay of social order and nation

Jesus is the only man who kept the Law of God perfectly. The laws of our land are founded on the principles of biblical law; the biblical law continues to be a model of justice and righteousness, holding all men equally accountable before God, and guarding against tyranny.