Is Your Gospel Too Small?

If millions of people have "gotten saved" over the past several decades, why has the culture continued its downward slide? In this episode, Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts argue that much of modern evangelism has been stripped of its full biblical content — reduced to a question about eternal destiny while ignoring the law of God, the call to repentance, and the lordship of Christ over all of life. They trace the original meaning of "gospel" as a kingdom proclamation, explore why the family is the primary field for evangelism, and outline a three-part framework — teaching God's law, communicating redemptive history, and catechizing believers — that equips every Christian to share a message far bigger than "Do you know where you'd go if you died tonight?" Drawing on Rushdoony's insight that faith, not merely ideas, has consequences, they make the case that genuine evangelism requires understanding a person's existing faith commitments before presenting the claims of Christ. Listen at cr101radio.com/ootq and subscribe to Out of the Question.