Kingdom & Country

Kingdom & Country 04-19-26 When Gain Becomes GodTonight on Kingdom & Country, we take a hard look at one of the most misunderstood warnings in Scripture: the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. This is not a message against honest wealth or faithful stewardship. It is a message about what happens when gain becomes a god — when truth, trust, justice, and even ministry become negotiable in pursuit of money, power, influence, or self-preservation. From fraud and corruption to public hypocrisy and moral compromise, we’ll walk through what Scripture reveals about the spirit behind it all — and what faithfulness looks like in an age where nearly everything seems to have a price.

What if the greatest danger to the church isn’t persecution… but deception? Jesus warned that wolves would come in sheep’s clothing.Paul warned about a different gospel. And believers were commanded to test every spirit.Tonight, we talk about discernment — the truth we don’t want to see.

No man knows the day or the time, none save my Father -- And yet we as humans believe we see the Antichrist and the looming end times around every corner.This extended special addition is dedicated to some of the most popular guesses. Are they right? tune in to see.

Tonight on Kingdom & Country, we present a powerful and deeply personal special:“Stained Glass: Beauty Through the Breaking.”In this unforgettable episode, @KLRNRadio’s very own @BumpstockBarbie shares her raw testimony of trauma, survival, generational redemption, and the God who gathers shattered pieces instead of discarding them.From abuse and silence to restoration and covenant love, this is a story of broken beginnings that did not determine the final design. Through Scripture, honest conversation, and a reminder that no fracture is beyond His reach, we explore what it truly means for God to exchange beauty for ashes.If you’ve ever felt like scattered glass… this episode is for you.

What happens when we start using Scripture to defend our opinions instead of allowing it to shape our hearts?In tonight’s Kingdom & Country Bible Study, we tackle one of the most common modern distortions of faith — selective Christianity. From claims that “Jesus was a socialist” to verses often cited in debates about immigration and governance, we take a careful look at what the Bible actually says… in context.This isn’t about left or right.It’s about obedience over ideology.It’s about letting the whole counsel of God speak — not just the parts that feel comfortable. We’ll explore: • The early church and voluntary generosity• Compassion and order in Scripture• The difference between mercy and policy• And the deeper issue at the center of it all — the human heart If we’re honest, we all approach the table of Scripture with preferences.The question is: are we picking and choosing… or are we submitting and growing? Join us as we seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God.

When the Light Came Quietly is a Kingdom & Country Christmas special that steps beyond dates, debates, and decorations to focus on what truly matters.While scholars debate whether Jesus was born in spring or winter, Scripture points us to a deeper truth: God was never concerned with the calendar — He was concerned with the heart.From a manger instead of a throne to redemption instead of reset, this episode traces how God fulfilled His promises not by erasing history, but by stepping into it. Through Scripture, reflection, music, and prayer, we explore why Christmas wasn’t about getting the date right, but about responding rightly — with faith, humility, and trust in a God who works quietly, patiently, and faithfully. This is the story God was telling all along.A story that changed history and gave us the promise of eternity.This episode includes AI-generated content.

This week’s Wednesday Bible Study traces a simple, powerful sequence God’s been writing into our days: Hope fills the heart (Romans 15:13), Strength steadies the walk (2 Samuel 22:33–34), and Wisdom drives out fear (2 Timothy 1:7). Join Rick Robinson for a warm, practical conversation with guided prompts and prayer—then grab Thursday’s Substack follow-up for notes and the replay link.

Kingdom & Country — Episode 5: The Digital Garden (The Serpent Returns) In the beginning, the serpent whispered a lie that changed humanity forever.Today, the whisper comes through our screens. In this episode, Rick Robinson opens The Theft of Innocence series with a sobering look at how technology has replaced the garden — reshaping childhood, morality, and even the human mind. Drawing on Scripture and real-world research from JAMA Pediatrics, UNICEF, and the American Academy of Pediatrics, this conversation bridges faith, neuroscience, and parental responsibility. What happens when the digital tree of knowledge stands glowing in every child’s hand?And how do believers guard the gates of the garden in a world that rewards distraction over devotion? Through Scripture, science, and story, this opening chapter sets the stage for a four-part journey into how innocence is being stolen — and how grace still restores what’s lost. “The algorithm says, ‘Be known by data.’ The Gospel says, ‘Be known by My name.’”

In this special episode of Kingdom & Country, we delve into how Christians can faithfully engage in public life. What does the Bible say about government and justice?How can ordinary believers get involved — in city councils, state legislatures, or national policy — without losing their soul or compromising their convictions? We’ll walk through biblical foundations, real-life stories of Christian civic engagement, and concrete next steps you can take in your own community.Whether you’re a seasoned activist or someone who’s never gotten involved, this episode will challenge and equip you. Join us as we confront obstacles, address doubts, and call the Church to courageous and humble public witness.

After years away from faith, many believers feel too far gone — too guilty, too changed, or too unworthy to come back. But the truth of the gospel is that no one is ever beyond the reach of grace.In this powerful and personal episode of Kingdom & Country, we discuss what it means to return to Christ after a prolonged absence. You’ll hear how Scripture speaks to the drift, the struggle, and the restoration — and why the Father still runs to meet His children on the road home.Whether you’ve been gone a week, a decade, or a lifetime, this episode reminds you that grace still has your name on it.

Episode 2 – “Forgiveness in an Age of Violence” In a world marked by anger, division, and unrest, how do followers of Christ live out forgiveness without compromising truth? Host Rick Robinson takes listeners into the heart of the Gospel’s most challenging call: to forgive as we have been forgiven.Drawing on Scripture, personal reflection, and the struggles of our current culture, this episode explores how forgiveness is not a sign of weakness but rather a demonstration of strength, not a surrender but a victory through Christ. From the cross on Calvary to the broken streets of today, the Kingdom’s way of forgiveness shines as a radical alternative to the cycle of vengeance.

In the debut episode of Kingdom & Country, host Rick Robinson takes listeners through the shock, grief, and spiritual reckoning that followed the assassination of Charlie Kirk. From candlelight vigils to Erika Kirk’s powerful words of forgiveness, the nation is being confronted with a choice: will we allow tragedy to harden our hearts, or will we turn back toward God?With Scripture as a guide, this episode reflects on mourning, forgiveness, revival, and the hope that faith offers, rising above politics. Broadcast on KLRNRadio, this first conversation invites believers to look beyond headlines and ask: What is God saying to us in this moment?