Out of the Question Podcast: Uncovering the Question Behind the Question

<p>At the height of technology and intellectualism, we are witnessing a rapid decline in man’s moral intelligence, leading to a breakdown in the social order. Humanism is bankrupt, and only a return to God’s Law can restore the civilization both believer and unbeliever long for. Chalcedon Vice-president Martin Selbrede, speaks to this subject in this Out of the Question Podcast episode.</p>

<p>Reasoned debate, rather than quarreling, is the key to influencing people’s opinions, and it’s crucial to master this skill and to recognize when others employ flawed reasoning that derails meaningful dialogue.</p>

<p>Many of our national holidays are celebrated without an understanding of their underlying worldviews. In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, the subject of the origins of Labor Day is discussed.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, we examine the societal effects of shifting from Biblical to statutory law. We discuss the crucial role of understanding biblical principles for responsible jury service, illuminating the intersection of faith and justice.</p>

<p>How Do You Build Character Muscles?</p>

<p>When we accept the world’s premises over biblical ones, we not only fail to take dominion but also dishonor our King and fail as His ambassadors. This is the subject of this Out of the Question Podcast episode.</p>

<p>We have the certainty of Scripture that the entire world will be converted just as the prophets foretold. Is this the true meaning of postmillennialism? Martin Selbrede brings powerful insights to answer that question.</p>

<p>In Part 4 of this concluding Out of the Question Podcast episode on Education and Dominion, Cathey Brown outlines an educational plan that can not only be useful for home educators for a grammar school through high school and beyond approach, but also for anyone who came to faith later in life and wishes to solidify a biblical world and life view.</p> <div id="jp_jplayer_0" class="jp-jplayer" data-audio-player="" data-var="SITE_audioPlayer0"></div> <div id="jp-container-0" class="jp-audio top-margin-none-xs" role="application" data-audio-controls="" aria-label="media player"> <div class="row middle-xs"> <div class="col col-xs jp-controls"></div> </div> </div>

<p>In this third installment of four parts, the discussion of classical education turned to the subject of curriculum: its components (both stated and unstated), and how to examine curriculum options in light of a biblical world and life view.</p>

<p>In Part 2 of our discussion with Cathey Brown, we delve into classical schools and how to determine if the mission of a particular school is God-honoring.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast we address: “What makes an education classical?” and “Is it a good fit for believers in their pursuit to further the Kingdom of God and take dominion in Jesus’ name?” Cathey Brown helps us answer these questions in this first of a four-part series.</p> <p>Part 1/4 serves as a general introduction while demonstrating the relevancy for all, regardless of where one is in the educational journey.</p> <h3>Summary</h3> <ul> <li>The general public and Christians view classical education as a traditional and academically rigorous approach, but many may not fully understand what it entails.</li> <li>The hosts emphasize the importance of parents being involved in their children’s education and having a clear goal in homeschooling.</li> <li>They explore the relationship between education, religion, and one’s ultimate concerns, highlighting the need for a biblical foundation.</li> <li>The episode also addresses concerns about neutrality in education, the role of worldview in curriculum choices, and the need to evaluate materials based on biblical standards.</li> </ul>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast pastor and author, Matt Trewhella, explains the biblical responsibility of all magistrates to interpose against ungodly and unconstitutional laws.</p>

<p>Conservative boycotts have shaken major corporations recently, but are boycotts effective means of advancing the Kingdom? How should a Christian look at boycotts?</p>

<p>Does Society Need a Manifesto of Hope?</p>

<p>Should We Clean Up Television?</p>

<p>Why Is There Division in the Pro-Life Community?</p>

<p>Governments used inquisitions to control and direct those the elite wished to dominate, but are inquisitions a thing of the past? Listen in as we explore the history and relevance for our time.</p>

<p>What is the Future for the Doctor-Patient Relationship?</p>

<p>We are used to “approved narratives” in the school house, universities, and the media. Few might suspect that similar revisionist history is being promoted in our National Parks. Bill Potter, a noted historian, shares his experience regarding the pushback from government bureaucrats when God’s providential history is shared.</p>

<p>How Should Believers Prepare for the Collapse of Humanism?</p>

<p>There are a number of well intentioned “truths” that are bantered about within church circles. Here are just a couple of them, “Hate the sin, not the sinner,” “God will not give you more than you can handle,” “We must ask and accept Jesus Christ into our hearts.” These could all be featured chapters in a book that would be entitled <em>Things the Bible Never Says</em>. Another common “truth” that can be added to the list is “God loves unconditionally, and so should we.” Is that true? Listen in as we discuss it!</p>

<p>Whose Predestination to We Believe In?</p>

<p>Christ directed His disciples to become a governing class—those who influence, teach, and train the nations—but today’s Christian abdicates this mandate leaving it to the wicked. What can we do to change this?</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast pastor Ken Graves discusses his book <a href="https://amzn.to/41gvXaJ" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em>Master, Mission, Mate</em></a>, and the biblical sequence that leads to a godly marriage.</p>

<p>The Book of Revelation is more than apocalyptic warnings or a prophecy of God’s divorce with Israel. Martin Selbrede unveils its message of comfort and victory for the church on this episode of Out of the Question Podcast.</p>

<p>The rising urban homeless crisis requires proper assessment to tackle it effectively. On the Out of the Question Podcast, Pastor Troy Martin shares his extensive experience and valuable insights from working closely with the homeless community.</p>

<p>Sex and labor trafficking pervade society, often unnoticed. On the Out of the Question Podcast, Call to Freedom’s founder, Becky Rasmussen, shares her work of assisting victims through experience and faith.</p>

<p>Do you understand the true significance of the Lord’s Prayer? Why it may be more revolutionary than you might think.</p>

<p>Is it proper to use the tactics and strategies of the world to accomplish Kingdom goals? How much or how little should biblical considerations enter into decisions in our day-to-day lives?</p>

<p>Does Kingdom Service Have an Expiration Date?</p>

<p>We have a responsibility to serve God in both sickness and in health. Gaining a biblical view of God’s purposes in both of these circumstances is the subject of this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.</p>

<p>Is Class Warfare Real?</p>

<p>What Can We Learn from Animals?</p>

<p>Where Have All the Fathers Gone?</p>

<p>How Can We Verify Information We Get On the Internet?</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Kevin McGary discusses his book, WOKEd UP!, as he uncovers the overlooked roots of racism and white supremacy in America.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Rhett Bergeron, M.D. discusses how a biblical world and life view must be the starting point of a godly healthcare system. He also shares the details of the upcoming Faith and Medicine Conference (February 3-4, 2023) in Atlanta, GA.</p>

<p>Compulsion is a mark of tyranny and compulsory education laws along with state-approved/mandated textbooks play a significant role in the effort to undermine and destroy biblical faith.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Chalcedon vice-president Martin Selbrede explains how a devalued attitude towards the Great Commission has hindered and impaired the Church’s witness in the world.</p>

<p>Thought-terminating labels are often used by the enemies of God to divide the people of God. In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, this phenomenon is discussed using a variety of examples.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast we discuss the question, “Is There a Biblical Way to Oppose Evil?”</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Pastor Joshua Lawrence shares his journey from self-destructive drug-addiction to a church-planting missionary, answering God’s call to serve in East Africa.</p>

<p>Newly elected Alabama state representative Ernie Yarbrough discusses the importance of statesmanship and biblical leadership in this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, “Two Kingdom Theology” and its implications are discussed.</p>

<p>This interview with Dr. Heidi Klessig (anesthesiologist) is sure to challenge you as she joins this episode to discuss organ transplants. She has written a book on organ donation, procurement, and transplantation called <a href="http://Harvesting Organs & Cherishing Life: What Christians Need to Know About Organ Donation and Procurement" target="_blank" rel="noopener"><em><strong>Harvesting Organs & Cherishing Life: What Christians Need to Know About Organ Donation and Procurement</strong></em></a>.</p>

<p>We live in a time when God’s law is rejected, and it is sometimes difficult for the believer to discern how to set boundaries in relating to the surrounding culture. This Out of the Question Podcast is a response to a question from a regular listener.</p>

<p>In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Jane Raymond discusses her new book on the subject of establishing a biblical worldview regarding the arts.</p>

<p>Suicide is uncommon in times of strong biblical faith and application, but quite common in today’s world which suffers from a distinct lack of purpose and meaning. This is the subject of this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.</p>

<p>Forgiveness is at the core of the Gospel message, yet it is a topic that often causes believers to struggle and stumble. In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, practical applications of this essential doctrine are discussed.</p>