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Kingdom & Country

Kingdom & Country

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Kingdom & Country is where faith meets the frontlines of today’s headlines. Hosted by Rick Robinson and broadcast on KLRNRadio, this weekly program offers a Christ-centered perspective on the issues shaping our nation and the world.

From politics and culture to tragedy and triumph, each episode digs deeper than the noise of the news cycle to ask: what does God’s Word say about this moment? With Scripture as our compass,

Kingdom & Country calls believers to stand firm in truth, live out grace in a divided age, and recognize that our ultimate citizenship is not of this world, but in the Kingdom of God. Whether you’re looking for hope in hard times, clarity in confusion, or simply a place to pause and reflect on current events through a Biblical lens, this is your weekly home for honest conversation and enduring faith.Copyright KLRNRadio Christianity Spirituality
Episodes
  • How to Start a Fight Among the Faithful: Say ‘Mary Was Sinless’

    How to Start a Fight Among the Faithful: Say ‘Mary Was Sinless’
    Sep 24 2026
    Catholics, Orthodox Christians, and Protestants agree that Mary was uniquely blessed, chosen for an extraordinary purpose, and demonstrated remarkable faith. Whether she lived entirely without sin is where the agreement ends.

    Rick Robinson approaches the debate from a Protestant perspective while giving the Catholic and Orthodox arguments a fair hearing. He examines Romans 3:23, Mary’s declaration that God is her savior, the Catholic doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, the ancient New Eve tradition, the Ark of the Covenant parallels in Luke, the woman described in Revelation 12, and the Orthodox understanding of Mary as Theotokos.

    The larger question is not whether God could have preserved Mary from sin. It is whether Scripture establishes that He did—and whether an inferred teaching can become binding Christian doctrine.

    Rick argues that recognizing Mary’s need for grace does not diminish her. It makes her faith, obedience, and place within the story of redemption even more powerful. Christians should honor Mary, call her blessed, and learn from her example without losing sight of the person to whom she continually pointed: Jesus Christ.
    The episode concludes with a prayer for humility, wisdom, and grace when Christians disagree.
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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • 07-15-26 If Christians Believe in Heaven, Why Do They Cry at Funerals?

    07-15-26 If Christians Believe in Heaven, Why Do They Cry at Funerals?
    Jul 16 2026
    On this extended edition of Kingdom & Country, Rick Robinson tackles a question often asked by skeptics and quietly carried by grieving believers: If Christians believe in heaven, why do they cry at funerals?

    Drawing from Scripture, personal loss, and recent experiences with multiple funerals, Rick walks through the biblical truth that Christian grief is not unbelief. Paul does not tell believers not to grieve; he tells them not to grieve as those without hope. Jesus Himself wept at the tomb of Lazarus, even knowing resurrection was moments away. Death is still an enemy, love still hurts when separated, and faith in heaven does not erase grief — it gives grief somewhere to go.

    This episode explores grief, hope, heaven, resurrection, the comfort of Christ, and the promise that one day God Himself will wipe away every tear. Christian tears are not proof that heaven is fake. They are proof that love was real. And Christian hope is proof that death does not get the final word.
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    2 hrs and 4 mins
  • Kingdom & Country 06-03-26 Was Jesus A Socialist?

    Kingdom & Country 06-03-26 Was Jesus A Socialist?
    Jun 4 2026
    Was Jesus a socialist? On this episode of Kingdom & Country, Rick Robinson examines what Scripture actually says about charity, property, government, money, justice, and the Kingdom of God.

    Jesus commanded generosity, warned the rich, defended the poor, confronted greed, and called His followers to care for their neighbors — but He did not preach political salvation or government as savior. From Zacchaeus and the rich young ruler to Acts 2, Acts 5, and Caesar’s coin, this episode asks a deeper question: not whether Jesus fits our politics, but whether our politics, our wallets, our churches, and our hearts have bowed before Him.
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    2 hrs and 35 mins
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