132: Jesus and the Moneychangers: Is There Something We’re Missing?
132: Jesus and the Moneychangers: Is There Something We’re Missing?
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In episode #132 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Jerry Bowyer, author of “The Maker versus the Takers: What Jesus Really Said About Social Justice and Economics,” presents the case that when we fail to grasp the context of the Gospels, we miss quite a bit.
131: Does Our Banking System Make Us Slaves?
131: Does Our Banking System Make Us Slaves?
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In Episode 131, Mike Winther, of the Institute for Principle Studies, outlines the unbiblical nature of our monetary system and explains how it violates God’s law-word.
100: Should We Be Planning for Scarcity?
100: Should We Be Planning for Scarcity?
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In episode #100 of the Out of the Question Podcast, scarcity vs. abundance is discussed from a Biblical perspective.
091: Should All Debts Be Forgiven?
091: Should All Debts Be Forgiven?
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In this 91st episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, debt forgiveness and the biblical Year of Jubilee are discussed.
Trade Wars and GDP Growth
Trade Wars and GDP Growth
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“What does the GDP growth of the last one quarter tell us about the economy, from a Biblical perspective?”
Assigned Reading:
– Regime Uncertainty, Robert Higgs (Published in The Independent Review, Volume 1, Number 4, of Spring 1997)
Individual Economics In The Black Community
Individual Economics In The Black Community
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A follow up to the podcast on Is Group Economics the Answer to the Black Community. Trying to find answers to the financial crisis in black communities in the inner city, I address the solutions that have been presented by some. I attempt to give a biblical solution to what can be of help not only for the sake of people’s financial well-being but for the sake of the advancement of the Kingdom. Planting churches in the inner city is no easy task, and it is even harder with all of the financial barriers that come along with it.
Out of respect for Trevaris Tutt, we add this notice that he no longer holds to these views.
The Curse of an Export-Oriented Economy
The Curse of an Export-Oriented Economy
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Those who call for the US government to “stimulate the economy” by regulating import and export are calling for and economic disaster. They are calling for the government to turn us all into frugal tramps – and keep us so for the purposes of a government policy.
Assigned Reading:
– Idols for Destruction: The Conflict of Christian Faith and American Culture, Herbert Schlossberg
Capitalism in The Pulpit
Capitalism in The Pulpit
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In this episode of Setting the Record Straight, Dr. Jason Garwood explains why capitalism and free market economics ought to be preached from the pulpit, and how a lack of preaching the comprehensive claims of King Jesus has led to the rise of socialism. Thanks for listening!
Peter Allison
Peter Allison
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Bill visits with Peter Allison, former Naval Officer and instructor at Annapolis, engineer and teaching elder at Crown & Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church in Conroe, Tx. The topics are the Federal Reserve, Social Security, Tax is Theft vs. Obey Lawful Authorities, and the importance of, and tips for, getting out of debt.
The views expressed by the guest are not necessarily those of the podcast host or Board Members of Reconstructionist Radio.
Is Group Economics the Answer, Part 4: Interview with Jovan Mackenzy, Part 3
Is Group Economics the Answer, Part 4: Interview with Jovan Mackenzy, Part 3
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Is group economics the answer to Church Planting in the black community? It is obvious that the black community, specifically in the inner city, there are financial barriers which even affect church planting. Will the practice of group economics help in the restoration of the black community financially and spiritually?
Out of respect for Trevaris Tutt, we add this notice that he no longer holds to these views.