This week we continue looking at recent topics from the news including the new Texas law essentially banning abortion and the withdrawal of the U.S. from Afghanistan.

We’re starting something new that we plan to do at least once each month, at the end of the month, but perhaps more often as events warrant, and that’s to offer what we hope is a biblical perspective on current events. To put it generically, we'll be asking, “How Should I View the Latest News?” Today we discuss the current events going on in Afghanistan.

This episode we continue our discussion we began last episode to answer a question from one of our viewers, "How Can I Have Personal Peace?"

This episode we continue to go through our mailbag, and today we’re going to answer a question from one of our viewers, "How Can I Have Personal Peace?"

In this episode, we continue to go through our mailbag. A viewer recently asked, “How does our God-given purpose translate to every thought, word, and action, word, and even things like the food we eat, and our health?” We've summarized that question as, "How Do We Bring All of Life Under the Lordship of Christ?"

It is important for our own personal understanding of who God is and our testimony to the world around us that we have a right understanding of what the Bible says about slavery. So in this episode, we discuss the viewer-submitted question: “Does the Bible Condone Slavery?”

We continue answering viewer -submitted questions this episode and talk about the question, "How Should Christians View Cancel Culture and CRT?"

Download the David French article we mention in this episode here.

In this episode we begin discussing several recent questions from our viewers. We cover three viewer-submitted questions in this episode:

We’re off this week as Pastor Larry is traveling but we’re not leaving you empty-handed. See you next week for our regularly scheduled episode!

This episode we discuss a question from our viewing audience about cremation and whether it’s biblical and therefore something a Christian can consider.

Download the paper Pastor Ken mentions on the subject of cremation here.