Disciple Blueprint Podcast

Does Biblical Justice Mean Equal Outcomes? What's the difference between equality and equity , and does biblical justice require everyone to experience the same outcome? In this episode, Raymond examines one of the more...

Who Gets to Decide What Justice Means? Everyone seems to want justice, but we don't always mean the same thing when we use the word. So who gets to define it? For Christians, justice doesn't begin with a political...

If Government Does Less, Are Christians Willing to Do More? It's easy to complain that government does too much. But if Christians believe government has assumed responsibilities belonging to families, churches, and...

When Should Government Stay Out of the Way? God established government, but did He establish government to do everything? In this episode of the Disciple Blueprint Podcast , Raymond looks at the boundaries of government...

A politician tells you exactly what you want to hear. Should you believe them? Maybe—but don't stop with the promise. In this episode, we use three simple words for evaluating political candidates: Promise. Record...

Have you ever looked at an election ballot and thought, “Seriously, these are my choices?” Christians don't usually get to choose between perfect candidates. We vote for imperfect people to serve in an imperfect...

Can helping someone actually hurt them? Christians are commanded to care for people in need. But Scripture also shows that God designed responsibilities to operate through families, churches, and relationships. What...

Why do you believe what you believe politically? Our political beliefs don't develop in a vacuum. Family, news, social media, commentators, political parties, fear, and confirmation bias can all shape how we think. The...

What happens when families and churches stop carrying responsibilities God gave them and government steps in to fill the vacuum? Scripture clearly commands God's people to care for widows, orphans, struggling families...

Romans 13 tells Christians to submit to governing authorities. But Peter also said, “We must obey God rather than people.” So where is the line? In this episode, we look at what biblical submission to government...

Episode SummaryMinistry does not always require a position, committee, budget, or place on the church calendar. Through the story of Wendy’s lasting impact—especially the way she welcomed people, listened to them, and...

Episode SummaryThis episode asks an intentionally uncomfortable question—not merely whether someone would notice an empty seat, but whether a needed function in the body would be missing. Every believer has been given...

Episode SummaryA church should be evaluated by more than its activities or the experience it provides on Sunday morning. This episode asks listeners to examine the fruit their church is producing in their own lives. Are...

Episode SummaryChoosing a church can easily become a search for the right music, programs, building, location, or pastoral personality. This episode turns the question back toward Scripture and identifies what matters...

Episode SummaryNot every disagreement is a reason to leave a church, but staying is not always the faithful choice either. This episode helps listeners distinguish personal preferences and ordinary conflict from serious...