Christians once could name the “seven deadly sins” and how to avoid them, but today, that awareness and praxis are lost to much of the church. In his new book, “The Devil’s Diet,” Jack Phelps shows how these very sins are driving the decline in our culture.

Jesus Christ is King of kings and Lord of lords. This is a fact, and Christians should not shy away from proclaiming it openly and often. How has it become controversial? This is the subject of this Out of the Question Podcast episode.

For decades, Christians have fought the state for the liberty to give their children a distinctly Christian education. But is that battle over, or is the need even greater? Exodus Mandate founder Ray Moore, a veteran of Christian education advocacy, brings us up to date.

Have we limited the meaning of Paul’s powerful words calling us to be living sacrifices? And what would such sacrificial living look like in daily life? Join us as we dive deep into this vital calling in the Christian life.

Societies celebrate the genius and the hero, but they are destructive forces in history. God’s remedy is to raise up His people as prophets, priests, and kings who do the work of reconstruction and liquidate the idea of genius.

The Kingdom of God advances through Christian community and tithing, but the state moves to displace and replace all competitors of community, education, charity, and more. Here’s how we restore Christian community and godly rule.

Stories are powerful and practical tools to help us connect with our listeners by putting abstract principles into concrete form to enable people to remember and apply them. Are we utilizing the power of story in our churches?

Ever felt the sting of disappointment or the weight of unmet expectations? Disappointment means “something appointed that didn’t take place,” but who appoints our paths, and what if the answer is transformative? The Biblical answer awaits!

What is the Biblical idea of “God’s voice” and “hearing God?” The Bible has much to say, but are we limiting our understanding while others have gone too far with hearing God’s voice? What does it mean to hear from God?

Jesus told His followers that the Holy Spirit would come upon them with power after His departure. Do we witness that power in evidence today, or have we settled for a minimal view of what that power entails?