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00:04:18

Black Power

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2025/11/21

The pursuit of power—whether by individuals or groups—leads not to freedom, but to slavery. History shows that societies obsessed with power, like much of Africa’s past, produce tyranny and suffering. True progress comes from productive work, not power struggles. Scripture teaches that labor brings profit and wisdom (Prov. 6:6–11; 13:11). Today's obsession with group-based power—whether racial, sexual, or political—risks creating a society built on domination rather than cooperation and

00:03:39

Twentieth-Century Plans of Salvation

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2025/11/21

In this analysis, R.J. Rushdoony reflects on the many “plans of salvation” that dominated the twentieth century—salvation through politics (like Wilson’s world state), education (Dewey’s humanistic schooling), and psychology (Freud and Jung’s redefinition of sin). He argues that all these human-centered approaches have failed to truly define good and evil or transform mankind. As the twenty-first century begins, Rushdoony warns that society continues to reject the biblical solution of salvation

00:03:08

Faith

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2025/11/20

Everyone has faith—but in what? Some place theirs in government, experts, or empty promises, like believing we can “eat our cake and have it too.” But true faith rests in Christ, not in man-made systems or wishful thinking. Real faith trusts that God rules the world with order and justice and rewards those who seek Him. False faith is not just foolish—it’s dangerous.

00:05:29

How to Pray: Part 6 - Being Mindful of What You Pray For

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2025/11/20

What if the worst thing God could do… is say yes? This week, we explore one of the most sobering truths in Scripture: sometimes, answered prayer can lead to leanness of soul. In this episode, we look at the tragic example of Israel in the wilderness—how their persistent demands brought temporary relief, but long-term loss. What are we really asking God for? Are our deepest desires shaped by faith or by fear? Join us as we reflect on how true prayer begins not with our will, but with the words,

00:34:00

Early Church: Byzantium - Part II (A Christian Survey...

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2025/11/20

What did it mean for the Early Church to confront a world built on pagan power, philosophical confusion, and state tyranny? In this stirring message, R.J. Rushdoony traces how early believers, often new converts from morally decayed cultures, faced not only persecution by the Roman Empire but also internal threats from heresies like Gnosticism, Arianism, and Pelagianism. These distortions of the faith attacked either the nature of God or the nature of man, ultimately undermining the necessity

00:04:19

Will Our Courts Defend Orphans?

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2025/11/19

What happens when a man murders his parents—and then collects Social Security as an “orphan”? In this episode, R.J. Rushdoony exposes the madness of modern law and bureaucracy, where the guilty exploit the system and the taxpayer foots the bill. From killer-beneficiaries to federally funded wild-horse adoption guides, the absurdity runs deep. Tune in for a sharp and sobering look at justice upside down—and what it says about the soul of our government.

00:02:15

Thanksgiving

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2025/11/19

Thanksgiving, rooted in Old Testament harvest festivals, is meant to focus on God’s enduring mercy, not just His blessings. Psalm 136 repeats, “for his mercy endureth forever,” reminding us that gratitude should center on His mercy, not what we’ve received lately. Today, we often feel entitled to blessings and overlook mercy. But Scripture links mercy to truth, righteousness, and peace. In times of trouble, Thanksgiving calls us to shift our focus from problems to God’s steadfast mercy.

00:08:06

Liberation Theology

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2025/11/19

In this critique of liberation theology, R.J. Rushdoony exposes it as Marxism cloaked in Christian language, which prioritizes social revolution over spiritual regeneration and falsely identifies poverty—not sin—as humanity’s central problem. He challenges the idea that sin is a class-based trait exclusive to the wealthy, emphasizing instead the biblical truth that all have sinned regardless of social status. Rushdoony highlights how proponents like Ronald Sider promote an alien gospel focused

00:45:41

Early Church: Byzantium - Part I (A Christian Survey...

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2025/11/18

What did the Early Church really face in its clash with Rome—and how did heresies like Gnosticism, Arianism, and Pelagianism shape the battle for the soul of the faith? In this powerful episode, R.J. Rushdoony explores how early Christians stood firm against persecution, refused Caesar's control, and built a civilization grounded not in statism, but in the lordship of Christ. From martyrs like Perpetua to the doctrinal victories at Chalcedon, discover how the Church triumphed by holding fast to

00:02:07

In Due Season

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2025/11/18

God gives help not when we demand it, but in His perfect timing—“in due season.” Like children, we often struggle with waiting. Yet Scripture reminds us that God's timing is best, and we are to seek His mercy and grace above all, not just answers to our wish lists.

00:19:20

The Meaning of the Sabbath

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2025/11/18

Is your life ruled by Karma or by the Sabbath? In this episode, we uncover the rich, often-misunderstood meaning of the Sabbath through Chalcedon Position Paper No. 20. Rushdoony reveals the Sabbath not merely as a day of rest—but as a profound act of faith, a declaration of God’s sovereignty, and a foundation for economic justice, social stability, and personal peace. We’ll explore how true Sabbath living requires both diligence and deep trust—and why a world without God can never truly rest

00:47:00

What Can Prison Ministry Teach Us?

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2025/11/17

The episode explores the biblical critique of modern prisons and the surprising opportunities that prison ministry provides for the gospel. Pastor Dave Bush explains why prisons—unknown in biblical law—create environments that often worsen crime, reward idleness, and foster injustice. Yet, because prisons exist in our society, he argues that Christians must step into these dark places with the light of Christ. Bush describes how his reluctant entry into prison ministry began with repeated

00:02:05

The Sons of God

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2025/11/17

John 1:12–13 tells us that to be a Christian is to be miraculously reborn by God—not by human effort—and to be given power as sons of God. True believers are marked by this power, not weakness. We are called to impact the world, not retreat from it, because God Himself empowers us for His purposes.

00:47:49

Perfection (Remastered)

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2025/11/16

Biblical perfection is not sinless flawlessness, but steadfast maturity—blamelessness rooted in purpose, not performance. This chapter unfolds how the command to "be perfect" is a summons to integrity, not impossibility, and shows how perfection, far from fueling pietistic pride, demands patient growth, mutual forbearance, and responsibility before God. True maturity does not flee from the world’s burdens or dissolve in frustration with others’ weaknesses; instead, it builds toward God’s goals

00:02:03

Our Father

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2025/11/16

When Jesus taught us to pray “Our Father,” He reminded us that salvation is personal but never individualistic. We are saved into a community—God’s Kingdom—and made members of Christ’s family to serve one another. True Christians live not for themselves, but for God's purpose and people.

00:06:05

How to Pray: Part 5 - The Fellowship of Prayer

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2025/11/16

We were never meant to live life alone. In this week’s message, we explore how prayer is more than asking—it’s fellowship with God Himself. It’s the antidote to loneliness, the renewal of our inner life, and the foundation for true relationship with others. Prayer isn’t just what we do—it’s something God does in us. Join us as we unpack what it means to have communion with the triune God: the Father who hears, the Son who intercedes, and the Spirit who prays through us. Discover the joy that

00:24:56

How God Turns Calling Into Provision: Lessons From...

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2025/11/15

This episode tackles the mental barrier Nathan calls “spiritual religion” – the idea that the Bible is only for “heavenly” or non-material things and not for real-world issues like money, business, and vocation. He argues that this false divide between spirit and matter is a satanic lie that keeps Christians poor and ineffective, because it separates God’s Word and God’s World. Using Solomon as the central example, Nathan shows that God used very practical means to connect Solomon’s God-given

00:19:06

The Law, the State, and the People

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2025/11/15

Is the state your god—or is it just acting like one? In this episode, we unpack Chalcedon Position Paper No. 40: "The Law, the State, and the People". R.J. Rushdoony cuts to the root of modern tyranny: the loss of a transcendent law. When man makes law, he also makes himself sovereign—and that always leads to injustice. From ancient kings to modern bureaucracies, history shows a consistent pattern: without God's law, freedom dies and power consolidates. Tune in as we explore how Biblical law

00:58:26

Episode #118 (March 11, 1986)

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2025/11/15

What does reading have to do with idolatry? In this gripping conversation, R.J. Rushdoony and Samuel Blumenfeld expose how modern education, shaped by John Dewey and progressive psychology, replaces the Word with the image—leading not just to illiteracy, but to a loss of meaning, language, and ultimately, humanity. From phonics to Pavlov, they unpack how public schools undermine both intelligence and faith, and why homeschooling and Christian education are critical to restoring biblical

00:02:32

The Vindication of Joseph

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2025/11/15

Joseph suffered betrayal, slavery, and false imprisonment, yet he trusted God and fulfilled his calling. His wrongs were never formally corrected, but God vindicated him in time. Many dwell on past injustices and let bitterness ruin their lives. Faith means trusting God to bring justice, while we focus on doing His will today. True strength comes from joy in the Lord, not from brooding over wrongs.

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