Christians must be the ones to exercise civil authority

Christian: Love your home and your nation

This episode examines C.S. Lewis' argument in "Men Without Chests" where Lewis argues that men who do properly love things cannot appreciate them or know their proper use and function. From there it examines how Christians, because of the gospel, must love their nation and their homes.

Christians must be the ones to exercise civil authority

SUMMARY: This episode argues that because the civil magistrate is God's deacon to help accomplish one of the two primary purposes for mankind, Christians should pursue civil office and willingly wield its power to lead their nation in righteous and effective ways. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: "Music by Kabbalistic Village" - ⁠kabbalisticvillage.com/ [https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fkabbalisticvillage.com%2F&token=99db6b-1-1649038060583]

The public square is not neutral: Christians are supposed to conquer it

This episode rejects the claim that the public square it neutral. It argues that Christians ought to vigorously enter the public square and destroy all evil and foolish ideas that set themselves up against the knowledge of God.

The Great Commission call Christians to conquer and rebuild Culture

This episode starts with a tweet from Scott Aniol about what the gospel should do to culture. We disagree with the tweet and explain that God actually calls Christians to build culture because of the great commission. Last, we conclude that God wants us to bring all areas, including sexuality, under submission to Christ.

Christianize Everything: Thoughts on Christian political action

This episode explores how Christians should think about nations and political involvement. We consider how Psal 144:15 applies to current political questions. Questions this episode considers: * Is it good for Christians to 'bring Christianity into the public square'? * What does it mean to christianize a nation?