The Renton Rathbun Show

Renton talks to Rev. Armen Thomassian, a local pastor from Northern Ireland, about a particular love that is missing from the Christian home. Although we want our children to know the Lord and understand His commandments, there is something missing. You need this episode.

Renton talks to Dr. Brian Smith, author of Biblical Worldview: Beyond the Basics, about where the failure lies in many Christian institutions. And it's not where you think. Many Christian institutions market well, but they are empty shells.

Kelly returns to explain how saving the next generation means not only teaching critical thinking skills to our children, but also, critical thinking must be practical! Watch her yell at me, and show us how, exactly, we need to practice critical thinking in the home.

Renton talks to Topher, a cinema professor, about the new Superman movie and what it says about our culture, men, and what is the new expectation for heroes in our culture. It's not just about Superman, it's about who this culture wants you to become.

Renton and Dr. Kerns tackle the issue of Zohran Mamdani, a practicing Muslim, possibly becoming the major of New York City. Does one's faith actually affect how one governs? Does it matter that Mamdani is a Muslim?

An unusual episode, where Renton and Topher discuss the problem of death in the Christian life and how they both dealt with death in their own families.

Our first "State of the Union" segment discusses Ted Cruz/Tucker Carlson debate about whether or not the Bible commands us to support Israel. But unlike those two, we will see what the Bible actually says AND we have a real expert to help us.

Renton brings back Dr. Greg Mazak to discuss Lady Gaga's lyrics that seem to say that we are not responsible for the desires we are born with. If we are just born this way, are these desires really sin? If they are sin, how do you kill sin if we are born this way?

The next generation has one of the greatest barriers to thinking in history . . . us. If we aren't intentional about defining critical thinking and strategizing its use, the next generation will self-destruct. But we can change all that.

Renton talks to Dr. Travis Kerns, PhD Apologetics, about the religion behind shows like the Glenn Beck Program, The Chosen, and many others. Are Mormons Christians? Find out.

Renton talks to Dr. Travis Kerns, PhD Apologetics, about the religion behind shows like the Glenn Beck Program, The Chosen, and many others. Are Mormons Christians? Find out.

Renton talks with Dr. Marc Cheta, an MD, to help us understand the the origins, agenda, and myths about the LGBTQ movement, as well as how this movement affects the family and what we can do about it.

Renton has a heart to heart with parents about sending them off to apologetics camps or other Bible camps. It's time parents are the theological leaders of the home. Oh, and there is a weird "lightning round" game, and we bring Mark Fabrizio back from season one.

Renton and Sharyn, a cinema professor, investigate the philosophies and agendas behind Disney movies and how we should respond at home.

Renton and Jenny Copeland, host of the Teacher Edition Podcast, uncover the massive problems in leadership of many Christian schools and colleges and what parents can do about it.

Renton talks to Dr. Jim Berg, founder of "Freedom that Lasts," about how many kinds of addition can root itself in the home and how to respond biblically to addition.

Renton and Dr. Esther Salinas reveal the deep secret that Marxism is not just in the public schools but is making its way into Christian schools.

Renton and Bryan confess their mistakes in parenting and give biblical advice about how to train up your child in the way.