Suffering is a part of the Christian life, but so-called “compassionate” humanism seeks to escape it through euthanasia and assisted suicide. What good comes from suffering, and how should a Christian view it?

There’s a phenomenon in America where you take a Christian holiday and turn it secular, but it doesn’t stop there. The celebrations only grow more pagan, more humanistic, and more immoral. Is this what happens when society abandons the Christian faith?

When did generational divides in our culture emerge, and is the “generation gap” genuine or artificial? Does age classification accurately reflect individuals’ nature? What happened to shared faith experiences across ages that once united families and communities?

The American church’s focus on personal salvation has allowed God’s enemies to gain cultural ground, and much of today’s compromise traces back to Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood. Seth Gruber’s book, “The 1916 Project,” offers insight and encourages Christians to serve the Kingdom of God boldly.

God is never pleased with superficial adherence to His commands. Too many focus on their personal salvation rather than living daily in covenant faithfulness to God and His covenant law. Biblical history tells us there comes a time of judgment. Are we there?

Are public schools a viable option for Christian families? Many Christians still believe this because they don’t recognize the myth of neutrality and how ALL education is inherently religious. This is the episode to share with your friends and family.

Casa Tabito is a medical mission in Guatemala started by Karlie Ruiter and her husband, Jeff. In this edition of the Out of the Question Podcast, Karlie tells their story from the initial call of God almost seven years ago, and the favor He has shown in the formation and ongoing work of a clinic for severely malnourished infants.

It was a daunting task to assume the headship of Chalcedon after his father passed. Mark Rushdoony shares how he stepped into this position with the dual objective of preserving the legacy while continuing the work of furthering Christ’s Kingdom and the challenges he would face.