What does the way we tell time say about our view of the world? This episode looks at how ancient Rome measured hours by changing seasons, tailoring time to human convenience. Christianity introduced a radical shift: time—and life—ordered by an unchanging God. The sixty-minute hour reflects God's constancy, not human preference. In a world eager to rewrite truth, God's fixed standards remain our anchor.

Who really owns the land—God or the state? This episode explores the Bible’s teachings on property and taxation, revealing that land was never to be taxed, because it belongs to the Lord. The tithe was God’s rightful tax; civil government could only tax increase, not ownership. Modern property taxes deny God’s sovereignty and erode liberty. To reclaim freedom, we must first restore God's authority over property, wealth, and our lives. The path to true liberty begins with obedience.

Debt-free living isn’t just financial wisdom—it’s a biblical command. This episode unpacks Romans 13:8 and Deuteronomy 15, showing how long-term debt fosters inflation, feeds covetousness, and strays from godly contentment. True stewardship begins with obedience to God's Word—even in how we borrow, spend, and plan. God’s law has something to say about your money. Are you listening?

What does it really mean to “love your neighbor”? This episode examines Leviticus 19:18 in its full biblical context—not as a call for socialism or civil unrest, but as a mandate to honor God’s law. True love respects life, property, family, and truth. As Jesus and Paul taught, “love is the fulfilling of the law.” Misusing Scripture to justify lawlessness is not love—it’s rebellion against God’s order. Real love begins with obedience.

“Love conquers all”—or does it? This episode challenges the modern misuse of love as an excuse to tolerate sin and reward destructive behavior. In reality, such humanistic love often results in hate conquering all, punishing the faithful while indulging the disruptive. True love, as defined by Scripture, never condones evil but calls for repentance and righteousness. Only God's love, revealed in Christ, has the power to save and transform

True love cannot exist without righteous hate. This episode confronts today’s distorted view of love, showing that Scripture commends hating what God hates. To love good is to reject evil—whether in defense of faith, family, or nation. Those who demand love without boundaries are often asking for the toleration of sin. But real love stands firm: it protects what is holy by opposing what would destroy it.

Can we call it immoral to buy goods made under communism or slave labor? This episode unpacks a critical question: where Scripture is silent, so must we be. While personal convictions matter, binding others’ consciences without biblical authority is to place ourselves—or our nation—in God’s seat. True obedience begins with honoring God’s Word as the only standard for right and wrong: “Thou shalt have no other gods before Me.”