Podcast appearances and mentions of andrea schwartz

Is AI a helpful tool or will it lead to something darker? This episode examines the spiritual consequences of artificial intelligence and how we as Christians should start thinking about the new technological era that's upon us. Andrea Schwartz and Dr. Charles Roberts discuss Andrew Torba's book, Reclaiming Reality: Restoring Humanity in the Age of AI, and the implications of technology on Christian civilization.

Is AI a helpful tool or will it lead to something darker? This episode examines the spiritual consequences of artificial intelligence and how we as Christians should start thinking about the new technological era that's upon us. Chalcedon Fdn host Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts discuss this vital topic.

Are we neglecting the broader meaning of the gospel by limiting it to personal salvation? What is the wider application of our Lord's message? Join host Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts for this Chalcedon Foundation podcast as they discuss the fullness of the gospel of Christ and His Kingdom.

"The best thing you can do for yourself is to hire a personal trainer and hire a health coach or hire someone who can do all of that." – Andrea Schwartz Andrea Schwartz is a highly experienced health and fitness professional with over 28 years in the industry. She is the creator of a lifestyle brand tailored for busy women seeking fun and healthy routines. Andrea's qualifications include being an ACE-certified health coach, personal trainer, nutrition specialist, fitness instructor, and a 200-hour yoga instructor. Apart from her professional accolades, Andrea is a dedicated wife and mother of three accomplished young adults. Her mission is to aid women through all life stages in achieving robust health and happiness through movement, mindfulness, and balanced nutrition. Episode Summary: In episode 240 of "Oh, My Health...There is Hope," host Jana Short sits down with the dynamic Andrea Schwartz, who shares her inspiring journey from struggling with fertility and severe health issues to becoming a leading health and wellness coach. Throughout this engaging conversation, Andrea opens up about the challenges she faced, particularly regarding body image and self-acceptance, and how these experiences fueled her passion for helping others. Jana and Andrea delve deep into the importance of holistic health, emphasizing movement, mindfulness, and proper nutrition while breaking down societal beauty standards. Andrea discusses her revolutionary app designed to make wellness accessible to all women. They explore its benefits and how it can aid users in their journey to health. This episode is packed with essential insights into the detrimental effects of diet culture and emphasizes self-love and sustainable habits over quick fixes like Ozempic, a controversial weight loss drug. Andrea advocates for a sustainable approach to fitness and well-being, one that resonates deeply with the show's mission of hope and transformation. Key Takeaways: Holistic Health Journey: Andrea's personal struggles with fertility and severe health complications led her to a career dedicated to promoting holistic health and wellness. Body Positivity and Acceptance: Emphasizing the importance of body acceptance and self-love, Andrea and Jana challenge harmful societal standards and diet culture. Sustainable Fitness and Nutrition: Andrea introduces her app designed to provide accessible and affordable fitness and nutrition guidance, fostering lasting healthy habits. Critique of Weight Loss Drugs: The risks and unsustainability of using weight loss drugs like Ozempic are highlighted, urging a focus on long-term health solutions. Get in touch with Andrea: http://Www.absmindbody.com https://www.instagram.com/andreaberlinschwartz/ http://Www.facebook.com/absmindbody https://www.linkedin.com/in/allison-liu-3361991a2/ Many people don't know that Yoga is a way to promote healing on both physical and emotional levels. My guide will show you several important ways that Yoga can help you to heal your emotional life and your physical well-being. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WtWqS-DwQ6tixKgGTx7GJAw2vnasPTrn/view?usp=drivesdk Get in touch with Jana and listen to more Podcasts: https://www.janashort.com/ Show Music ‘Hold On' by Amy Gerhartz https://www.amygerhartz.com/music. Get the Best Holistic Life Magazine Subscription! One of the fastest-growing independent magazines centered around holistic living. https://bestholisticlife.info/Subscription Grab your gift today: https://www.janashort.com/becoming-the-next-influencers-download-offer/ Connect with Jana Short: https://www.janashort.com/contact/

What's the proper Christian response to today's moral decline? For some—as if they're surprised by what sinful man does—being outraged is more important than engaging in real Kingdom work. If we truly hate sin, we should apply our faith continually. Service to God is faith and action, not outrage. Andrea Schwartz and co host Dr Roberts on the Out of the Question podcast. Used with permission.

Jesus Christ is King of kings and Lord of lords. This is a fact, and Christians should not shy away from proclaiming it openly and often. How has it become controversial? Podcast with co hosts Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts, used with permission.

Societies celebrate the genius and the hero, but they are destructive forces in history. God's remedy is to raise up His people as prophets, priests, and kings who do the work of making the nations Christ's disciples, proclaiming the message of the Kingdom and eradicating the idea of genius. Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts cohost, used with permission.

Societies celebrate the genius and the hero, but they are destructive forces in history. God's remedy is to raise up His people as prophets, priests, and kings who do the work of making the nations Christ's disciples, proclaiming the message of the Kingdom and eradicating the idea of genius. Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts cohost, used with permission.

Scripture warns us to beware of false prophets. But is there a sure way to determine whether or not someone is among the faithful or a wolf in sheep's clothing-- Co hosts Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts discuss this vital topic. Used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

Scripture warns us to beware of false prophets. But is there a sure way to determine whether or not someone is among the faithful or a wolf in sheep's clothing? Co hosts Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts discuss this vital topic. Used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

The commandment to Adam and Eve to be fruitful and multiply has taken a demonic turn in today's culture. In many cases, we have gotten too comfortable with practices and ideas that are in direct opposition to God's mandate. Dr Roberts and Andrea Schwartz discuss the truth of Proverbs 8-36. Podcast used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation.

In an age of information overload, people can struggle with their beliefs and actions. Still, the faithful believer must be sure of theirs because God's Word will often contradict conventional wisdom. Join co hosts Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts as they bring the Wisdom of God's Law Word to bear on the wisdom of the age. Used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation.

Humanists hate the suggestion that our social ills stem from rebellion to God instead of social inequalities, and no where is this more apparent than in the demonizing of Biblical patriarchy. Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts discuss an important essay by. RJ Rushdoony regarding the status of women in Calvin's Geneva. Used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

One might think -being saved from hell- is the sum total of Christ's work on our behalf until you realize redemption actually goes to the heart of every issue we deal with individually and as a society. Out of the Question Podcast featuring Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts, used with permission.

According to mainstream evangelicals, the state of Israel retains a special status with God, despite its official denial of Jesus Christ. But according to the Bible, the Church of Jesus is the true Israel. What, then, do current events mean for the future of Christianity-- Join hosts Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts on this Out of the Question podcast, used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

Isaiah declared that -truth is fallen in the street,- and no doubt it's been watered down in the church, leaving us with a powerless faith that commands little change. We can't contend for a faith we don't know or obey. Andrea Schwartz and Dr Charles Roberts discuss this important issue., Podcast used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation.

In this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, hosts Andrea Schwartz and Dr Charles Roberts examine the societal effects of shifting from Biblical to statutory law. They discuss the crucial role of understanding biblical principles for responsible jury service, illuminating the intersection of faith and justice. Used by permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

When we accept the world's premises over biblical ones, we not only fail to fulfill the mission He gave us, but we also dishonor our King and fail as His ambassadors. This is the subject of this Podcast episode Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts

Is there a theology of -boycotting- businesses that endorse and promote evil-- Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts discuss a timely, relevant topic from a Biblical perspective. Used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

There are many -truths- that Christians believe which sound right but are not taught in the Bible. One such -truth- is -God loves unconditionally, and so should we.- Is that true-- Dr Roberts and Andrea Schwartz attempt to answer that question. Chalcedon podcast used with permission.

Do you understand the true significance of the Lord's Prayer-- Why it may be more revolutionary than you might think. Dr Roberts joins Chalcedon's Andrea Schwartz in another Out of the Question podcast, used with permission.

Is it proper to use the tactics and strategies of the world to accomplish Kingdom goals-- How much or how little should biblical considerations enter into decisions in our day-to-day lives-- Dr Roberts and Andrea Schwartz. Chalcedon Podcast used with permission.

Our humanistic culture defines usefulness as limited by age. The Bible knows nothing of retirement or a perspective that those well on in years should cease to work. Dr Roberts and Andrea Schwartz from the latest Chalcedon Foundation podcast, used with permission

Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts discuss the challenges of determining the true from the false in the areas of knowledge, news and information in our technocratic age. Chalcedon podcast used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation.

Compulsion is a mark of tyranny and compulsory education laws along with state-approved-mandated textbooks play a significant role in the effort to undermine and destroy biblical faith. Dr Roberts and co host Andrea Schwartz discuss the Biblical- Reformed perspective on education. Used with permission from The Chalcedon Foundation.

Jesus preached the message of the Kingdom of God, as over against the pretended kingdom of Satan. To which kingdom do YOU belong- This Out of the Question Podcast, featuring Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts is used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation.

Jesus preached the message of the Kingdom of God, as over against the pretended kingdom of Satan. To which kingdom do YOU belong-- This Out of the Question Podcast, featuring Andrea Schwartz and Dr Roberts is used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation.

God's law forbids unlawful killing. What about suicide- Dr Charles Roberts and Andrea Schwartz discuss a difficult topic. Used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation

God's law forbids unlawful killing. What about suicide-- Dr Charles Roberts and Andrea Schwartz discuss a difficult topic. Used with permission from the Chalcedon Foundation

Dr. Andrea Schwartz talks about her passion and methods for training clinicians to provide age-friendly care to Veterans. Dr. Andrea Schwartz is a geriatrician at VA Boston Healthcare System, Associate Director for Clinical Innovation in the VA New England Geriatrics Research Education and Clinical Center, Associate Program Director for the Harvard Multicampus Geriatrics Fellowship, and Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School.

“Christian Reconstruction” is a school of thought that is diametrically opposed to the autonomous reason of man which itself has long infected Christianity. Today's Christian assumes that fallen man is an impartial judge over knowledge and reality—that he is “neutral”—and that fallen man can be “reasoned” into faith. R. J. Rushdoony continued the battle against modern man's pretended neutrality by building off the thinking of his mentor, Dr. Cornelius Van Til, who himself was developing the implications of the Dutch school that began with Abraham Kuyper. In this episode of the Chalcedon Podcast, hosts Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz share a short history of the Dutch school as well as the implications of this philosophy on modern Christianity.

“Christian Reconstruction” is a school of thought that is diametrically opposed to the autonomous reason of man which itself has long infected Christianity. Today's Christian assumes that fallen man is an impartial judge over knowledge and reality—that he is “neutral”—and that fallen man can be “reasoned” into faith. R. J. Rushdoony continued the battle against modern man's pretended neutrality by building off the thinking of his mentor, Dr. Cornelius Van Til, who himself was developing the implications of the Dutch school that began with Abraham Kuyper. In this episode of the Chalcedon Podcast, hosts Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz share a short history of the Dutch school as well as the implications of this philosophy on modern Christianity.

In Romans 12:2, the apostle Paul writes, “And be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.” The dynamic of New Covenant living is the radical pursuit of proving the will of God for every area of life, but does that mean the Old Testament prophets are obsolete? Quite the contrary, the whole of God's Word is for us including the law and the prophets, one of the joys of Christian living is studying the entirety of Scripture in order to see its application for life and thought. In this episode of the Chalcedon Podcast, hosts Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz share insights on how we can better glean God's good, acceptable, and perfect will of God from all of God's Word.

Rushdoony often noted that the way to build Christian civilization—or save it—is to restore the spiritual capital of faith and character. This is a central part of the work of Christian Reconstruction because it's established upon God's Kingdom, His law, and the covenant He established through Jesus Christ. As we labor to restore that spiritual capital, it's important that we secure ourselves during uncertain times, and to do that means putting the Kingdom of God first before all things. There is no greater security than the firstness of the Kingdom. This is the topic for this in-depth episode of the Chalcedon Podcast. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

In this episode, co-hosts Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts examine the use of satire from a Biblical perspective.

Rushdoony often noted that Christian Reconstruction was not a movement but rather the definition of Christian action. For the past few decades we saw it explicitly applied to education by way of homeschooling and Christian schools. What's next for Christian Reconstruction, and how should approach answering that question? This is the topic for this in-depth episode of the Chalcedon Podcast. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

Rushdoony wrote a chapter on “Extraterritoriality” in his volume Christianity and the State, in which he emphasized the importance of understanding the church as an embassy—and we as ambassadors of Christ—in the earth. The modern church needs to better understand this concept so as to truly challenge the culture as a “nation within a nation.” Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

Outside of the Bible itself, no other literature or writer is referred to more in Rushdoony's writings than his mentor, Dr. Cornelius Van Til. It's difficult to estimate the importance of Van Til on Rushdoony, but as their personal history shows, Rushdoony was more than a student of Van Til. He was a defender of the Dutchman, a colleague, and one of the most prolific expounders of applied presuppositionalism. You'll enjoy this in-depth discussion as Chalcedon's leadership shares not only the importance of Van Til's thinking but also the personal history between Rushdoony and Van Til. A lot of other prominent scholars have done a great deal to expound Van Til's apologetic, but it was Van Til's epistemology and ethics that helped drive a young Rushdoony to develop the implications of theonomy. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

Dr. Roger Schultz, Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences at Liberty University, joins Andrea Schwartz for Episode 124 of the Out of the Question Podcast.

Chalcedon President, Mark Rushdoony, joins Andrea Schwartz for an enlightening look into the neglected but crucial aspects of a good education—especially a Christian education. What's the best way for children and adults to learn? How do phonics compare to sight reading? Is there a problem with current grade system? Why modern education is a poor education. And much more.

Godly dominion and Christian Reconstruction are not a “work of the flesh,” where men presume to be able to usher in the Kingdom of God through their own works, political action, or any other humanistic means. It is the Holy Spirit who is at work in our own lives, homes, churches, and more in order to enable us to apply our faith and obey God's commandments. In this episode of the Chalcedon Podcast, we discuss the importance of the work of the Holy Spirit in advancing the Kingdom of God. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

In Episode 120 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Tim Yarbrough and Andrea Schwartz discuss the biblical way to settle differences between people.

In his book Revolt Against Maturity, Rushdoony reveals the paradise motive in humanistic man in which he always reverts back to the power of the state to usher in his utopia. Despite continued failures, fallen man never loses hope of creating a paradise divorced from God and His law. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

This episode was recorded just after the 2020 U.S. election with a final winner still undecided, yet the climate is still as divisive as ever, and even Christians are caught up in the strife. The Bible has much to say about this because the Bible speaks to communion and community, and Rushdoony addressed the topic frequently. In this episode, Chalcedon's leadership speaks to the crisis of our times as a nation and people divided while offering a Biblical solution. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

It's often said that those attracted to Christian Reconstruction are serious readers, and for that reason, much of the growth of CR is the result of publishing books, newsletters, and journals. In this episode, Chalcedon's leadership discuss the joy and importance of reading as well as the unique reading and study habits of R. J. Rushdoony. They also share a glimpse of the future of Christian publishing. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

In 1965, during a time of rioting, revolution, and a break down of law and order, Rushdoony began the Chalcedon Foundation in order to represent a countermeasure to the prevailing ideas of that time as well as equip disillusioned Christians with a victorious gospel. His writings during this time were especially prescient, and what we are experiencing now is a close reflection of what was happening during the 1960s. Join us as we discuss our times in light of what the Bible says and consider the only way forward: Christian Reconstruction. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz.

Does the Bible address the issue of abuse? Whether domestic, social, or ecclesiastical, there is physical, emotional, and even spiritual abuse at every level of society. In this episode, Chalcedon scholar, Martin Selbrede, reveals the Biblical approach to dealing with abuse. For several years, Martin has researched the subject extensively and is currently finalizing a massive study on abuse for Chalcedon's new academic journal. Although news and social media are currently replete with topics about the virus or social justice, the evil of abuse continues its growth undercover, and Christians must be alert to it in order to bring God's justice to bear upon it. Hosted by Martin Selbrede and Andrea Schwartz.

The Chalcedon Podcast - Episode 4 People are crying out for justice, but they're willing to be unjust in order to secure their justice. Mankind has a distorted view of justice, or righteousness, because the do not submit themselves to the righteousness of God as found in His law-word. What do the Scriptures provide us in order that we may better understand and act during these difficult times? That's what this episode of the Chalcedon Podcast is about. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz. Learn more about the Chalcedon Foundation at http://chalcedon.edu

The Chalcedon Podcast - Episode 3 More citizens are experiencing a pronounced overreach by their local governments which is giving them a taste of authoritarianism they're not familiar with. What they don't realize is that this was always the case. Their liberties were always under threat by the bloated bureaucracy of statism. But for Christians, they must take civil authoritarianism seriously and begin the work of Christian Reconstruction. Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz. Learn more about the Chalcedon Foundation at http://chalcedon.edu

The Chalcedon Podcast - Episode 2 A global pandemic is isolating people, tanking the economy, and expanding the powers of the state. Is this God's judgment? Is this an enforced sabbath? How should Christians view this crisis, and what should we be doing to prepare for the future? Hosted by Mark Rushdoony, Martin Selbrede, and Andrea Schwartz. Learn more about the Chalcedon Foundation at http://chalcedon.edu