Let's discuss some of the major differences in the "institutions" in the Old Testament versus how they are lived out in the New Testament church. Specifically, we'll see how kings, priests, and prophets translate into the kingdom of God and the church for today!!!

In this episode we discuss how the church is a WHO not a WHAT, it's PEOPLE not PLACES, and how it's an ORGANISM not an ORGANIZATION. We dive into where the early church "had church" and gathered together, and what the implications are in turning from a western model of church into a biblical one.

In this episode we discuss the next mountain of society, Religion. After the family, this is the most important institution for Christians to solidify before we try to take the rest of our cultural institutions. We discuss the need to push the "reformation" beyond the ecumenical councils and get back to the original plan that Jesus had for his body, the church. We also discuss the 3 important things that God brought forth when He established the church in the Book of Acts: the new covenant, the new law, and the new institution.

In this conclusion of our mini-series of the Family, we discuss the "prayer request" God gives in Malachi, that marriages would produce godly offspring. What roles do the parents play in raising up their children, what dangers might there be in our culture, and what are some tips for navigating the waters of the family.

In this episode we discuss the roles of men and women and how they are to play out together in the home, in ministry, and in life.

God made men and women different...VERY DIFFERENT. His incredible design wasn't just arbitrary, but rather to equip them for the roles they were to play in His grand design for the family. Here, we talk about the roles, callings, and responsibilities of both men and women in marriage.

The family is the basic unit that God uses to build society. It is the raw material, the bricks used to construct everything else. It's no wonder the family is under such vicious attack from demonic and satanic forces. After all, it was the first institution established by God in Genesis.

What is the scriptural mission of the church? Should Christians be involved in politics, law, education, and other institutions of culture? If so, what should that involvement look like? In this series, we will dive into these questions and more.