Discerning What Is Best with Dr Rex M Rogers
Discerning What Is Best with Dr Rex M Rogers is a podcast applying unchanging biblical principles in a rapidly changing world, doing Christian critical thinking, or spiritual discernment, about current issues, culture, and everyday life (Phil. 1:9-11). Rogers is former longtime president of Cornerstone University and now President of mission ministry SAT-7 USA. He is the author of "Gambling: Don't Bet On It," "Christian Liberty: Living for God in a Changing Culture" and its ebook "Living for God in Changing Times," and co-author of "Today, You Do Greatness: A Parable of Success and Significance."Learn more at rexmrogers.com.
Discerning What Is Best with Dr Rex M Rogers
Latest Episodes
American Youth Adrift In Cynicism
Gen Z, teens and 20-somethings seem to be having a time of it. Mental health crises, depression, anxiety, disillusionment, lack of trust, and much of it rooted in cynicism, which sadly often leads to nihilism. In a word, many young Americans ar...
Making America Healthy Again
"Making America Healthy Again," MAHA, is Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) RFK, Jr's theme and goal for his Trump appointed job at HHS. A zion of the Kennedy family, a longtime Democrat and titular liberal, committed to supporting th...
American Patriotism Needed Now More Than Ever
A certain segment of the American citizenry has of late looked upon patriotism as something hokey, corny, out of date, or worse, an impediment to their globalist inclinations. But patriotism that remembers, celebrates, and applies America's exc...
The Sad State of American Higher Education
I spent 35 years in higher education. Loved every minute of it. Love campus life. Loved the process of learning, critical thinking, debating. But today, when I look at what's happening in much of American higher education I am saddened. Like ma...
Cultural Appropriation or Appreciation
If you admire, adopt, and adapt the practice of another culture, these days, you're immediately accused of a new sin the left calls "cultural appropriation." Don't you dare learn from and use a tradition, food, clothing, etc developed by anothe...