Every Square Inch Podcast

The podcast discusses how to handle technology in our lives, including retreating from its influence, living distinctively in a digital world, the dangers of hiding and secrecy, and setting boundaries and accountability.

Perhaps the most under-appreciated negative impact of the internet era is the effect that pornography has had upon our culture. This week’s podcast contains a frank conversation about how the wide availability and nearly infinite supply of porn has harmed our society, before reminding us that God’s kindness and mercy, especially as depicted in Advent, can cover a multitude of sins.• • •Want to support our work at Christ for Kentucky? Click here to help keep our content ad-free and available without a subscription by donating to our ministry.

Many studies have looked at the effect that technology has had upon our brain’s ability to think, process, and focus. The results aren’t great. In this weeks episode, Robert shows us how important it is to recognize the Internet and its endless information stream for what it is, and encourages us to return to the wisdom found in God’s Word.• • •Want to support our work at Christ for Kentucky? Click here to help keep our content ad-free and available without a subscription by donating to our ministry.

This podcast explores the negative impact of technology on community, discussing loneliness, depression, anxiety, and suicide. It examines the unsustainable stretching of social connections caused by social media, and how it creates a virtual world where competition replaces real community. It also discusses how technology and algorithms reinforce tribal instincts, hindering true community. Finally, it explores the impact of social media on the loneliness epidemic and highlights the genuine friendship offered by a Savior for authentic connections.

Exploring the Christian theology of technology, including the Christian perspective on technology, the impact of technology on architecture, family life, and idolatry, the negative impact of technology and the Christian response.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the hypocrisy found within all worldviews, emphasizing that Jesus holds self-righteous believers in contempt. They explore the issue of Christian hypocrisy and how it is perceived by others, highlighting the concept of confession as a foundational demand in Christianity. The podcast also touches on Buddha's teachings, Jesus' dying words, and reflections on hypocrisy and salvation.

Parents are the most influential relationships in a person’s life, and none of them model Christ perfectly. In this week’s episode, Robert asks everyone (and especially those who left the faith due to their parents’ failings) to take a fresh look at the God of the Bible, whose call to “honor your father and mother” may not mean what you think.• • •Want to support our work at Christ for Kentucky? Click here to help keep our content ad-free and available without a subscription by donating to our ministry.

The history of slavery and racism goes back for millennia in our species, and Christians have certainly participated in some of the worst examples of it. In this week’s episode, though, Robert highlights how Christians have also been fighting against slavery from the very beginning, starting with Jesus and his extremely counter-cultural views on the topics.• • •Want to support our work at Christ for Kentucky? Click here to help keep our content ad-free and available without a subscription by donating to our ministry.

It’s not uncommon for someone living in today’s culture to be turned-off by apparent misogyny that seems to define the Christian religion. But what does the Bible actually have to say about the value of women? This week’s episode is all about the beauty and importance that Jesus ascribed to women.• • •Want to support our work at Christ for Kentucky? Click here to help keep our content ad-free and available without a subscription by donating to our ministry. 

Time to get practical. Parts 1 and 2 focussed on the history of Christians in politics and showed us Jesus’s own political ethic. This week, Robert offers three practical ways that Christians can be faithfully engaged in politics without giving in to the idols of our culture.• • •Want to support our work at Christ for Kentucky? Click here to help keep our content ad-free and available without a subscription by donating to our ministry.