How do you get along well with managers who are hard to work with? How do you approach the difficult coworker—those who don't get along well in the sandbox? What happens when we're falsely accused? What are the Biblical principles that apply to the workplace (or any other relationship in our lives)? On this edition of Disciple for Dads, Kevin, Bill, and Todd dive into these issues and bring 1 Peter 2 and other passages to bear.

How did this happen? The most dominant cultural form turned out to be the most depraved ever produced in this country or anywhere else. Researchers have discovered that the hip-hop cultural form outpaced the Beatles in its pervasive and omnipresent influence upon American culture. Their study looked at differences in chords, rhythms, and tonal properties over 50 years of top chart hits. This brings up the more important question: how does one "redeem" cultural forms including the middle finger, hip-hop, the Nazi swastika, and the playboy bunny?

The Word of God is relevant to every area of life. What does it say about attending weddings that involve illegitimate divorce or a homosexual relationship? Should we approve of sin, compromising our relationship with Jesus Christ for other relationships, including family relationships? Ultimately, our love for Jesus will be tested by our desire to either please God or to please other people.

It's sort of hard to be in the 1 percent . . . of people who hold to a biblical worldview . . . or the 3 percent of young people who are virgins at 27. Adam talks about his experience as "the 40-year-old virgin." Also, we look at the problem of religious nominalism. With 69 percent of Americans calling themselves Christians, why are only a small percentage regularly attending church on Sunday?

Modern billionaires are expanding their sultan-realms to include a hundred children plus. Will billionaires Elon Musk or Pavel Durov save humanity by sperm donation, based on an evolutionary view of the world? We address sperm donation from a biblical perspective—so far, impacting at least 600,000 babies and counting. Then, we dig down into the libertarian worldview that underlies the thinking of these billionaires. Are these worldviews seeping into the Christian mind today?

What are some ways that husbands can show love and affection for their wives? How can a husband support his wife spiritually, physically, and mentally? Kevin, Bill, and Todd address these questions in this edition of Discipleship for Dads.

The most atheistic nations in the world are not all communist. They are all man worshippers and money worshippers. But how did they get that way? What are their roots? And why did they reject the Christian faith? Both North and South Korea made the list but for different reasons. Ideas, education, and books will make the difference and inform a nation's worldview. The most atheistic nation in the world is not China or North Korea. It's the Czech Republic.

Here's another segment on "What Does the Bible Say About That?" How does the church get on with disagreements on Harry Potter, witchcraft, homosexuality, and vampirism? First, you've got to hate the world (the world's system) and love the brother. Too often, we've got it the other way around. There's too much love for the world and too little love for the brother. We recommend asking questions, achieving agreement on the principle level, gaining unity on goals, and engaging the hard-core worldview war against the world in the movie theater as well as the university philosophy classroom.

We have lost two important things in modern life—wonder and rest. How have we missed the most important things? This happens largely through diversion and distraction, neither of which make life all that wonderful. Eryn Lynum helps us with reintroducing wonder and seeing God's fingerprints on His works of creation.

The conscience of a nation awakened for a moment when the bodies of 800 dead babies were discovered in a septic tank at a nun-run operation in Ireland. But what about the other 100,000,000 babies flushed into septic tanks around the world last year? But then, the UK parliament just voted to allow late-term abortions, while everybody was up in arms over 800 dead babies buried in the septic tank. Hypocrisy runs thick. We also find a biblical basis for the US Supreme Court decision on a Tennessee law that forbids parents from mutilating (i.e. transgendering) their children for life. Parental rights only go so far.