What does it really mean when Jesus says, “Love your enemies” (Luke 6:27–36)?

Is it emotional softness?

Is it becoming a doormat?

Or is it something far deeper — rooted in God’s law, God’s justice, and God’s mercy?

In this episode of Out of the Question, Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts unpack the biblical definition of love, the true meaning of “enemy,” and why modern humanism has distorted both. They explore Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, the wisdom of the catechism, and why overcoming evil with good is not weakness — it’s Kingdom strength.

If you’ve ever struggled with resentment, cultural hostility, or confusion about mercy vs. justice, this conversation will sharpen your worldview.

🎧 Listen and rethink what it means to obey Christ in a hostile world.

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Jesus’ fiercest rebukes were not aimed at pagans — they were aimed at religious leaders who replaced God’s Word with their own traditions. But was that problem confined to the first century… or is Pharisaism still alive today?

In this episode of Out of the Question, Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts examine how the Pharisees and Sadducees elevated tradition over Scripture — and why Jesus condemned them for “making void the Word of God” through human rules and religious systems.

The discussion traces how exile-era “stopgap” practices became entrenched traditions, eventually replacing biblical authority. From the rise of the Talmud to modern denominationalism, the hosts explore how religious systems can drift from sola scriptura into man-made righteousness.

You’ll hear why Jesus called out religious leaders for producing outward conformity while opposing Christ’s kingship, how tradition can quietly become an idol, and why regeneration — not rule-keeping — is the foundation of true obedience.

This episode challenges listeners to examine whether their faith is shaped by Scripture alone, or by traditions that subtly replace God’s Word — and asks a sobering question: Are modern churches in danger of repeating the same errors Jesus condemned?

In this episode of Out of the Question, Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts challenge modern views of sin, forgiveness, and confession. Is repentance a heartfelt turning toward God, or has it been reduced to a public apology meant to clear one’s conscience?

This conversation explores:

• The biblical meaning of confession

• Why fear of consequences isn’t the same as fear of God

• How antinomian thinking has weakened accountability in the church

• Why real repentance restores order, not just feelings

If you’ve ever wondered whether modern Christianity has lost its moral compass, this episode is for you.

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