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00:03:06

When is it Illegal to Sing in Church?

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2025/10/15

A high school chorus sings at a church event—and suddenly, it’s a First Amendment violation. In this episode, R.J. Rushdoony unpacks how legal reinterpretations are turning common sense into criminality. When students can’t sing in churches and the law is used to suppress freedom rather than protect it, everyone loses. Tune in to see how the erosion of true law threatens both liberty and sanity.

00:16:23

Loyalties

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2025/10/14

What shapes your deepest loyalties—God’s Word or your group identity? In this episode, we unpack Chalcedon Position Paper No. 62 to confront how self-pity, group pride, and institutional allegiances often displace our obedience to Christ. From denominational tribalism to social resentment, we explore why any loyalty not grounded in the triune God becomes a form of idolatry. True Christian faith doesn’t blame, wall off, or conform—it reforms. Join us as we examine how regeneration, not

00:30:04

The Church of the Resurrection (Doctrine of the Church)

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2025/10/14

The church is not a mere institution—it is the living body of Christ, birthed by the miracle of His resurrection. In this powerful message on Ephesians 2, R.J. Rushdoony reminds us that we are not only saved by grace, but raised up with Christ to reign with Him. The Resurrection is not just a past event—it is the ongoing power at work in the church and in every believer. We are seated with Christ in heavenly places, called to dominion and good works, not by our strength, but by His supernatural

00:03:33

Discipline

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2025/10/14

Discipline is not the same as punishment. A couple once lamented their daughter’s rebellious behavior, claiming they'd disciplined her—but they hadn’t. They had punished her often, but never taught her or required her to learn. True discipline means training, instruction, and forming habits of obedience and learning—rooted in the word “disciple.” Like math, it involves thought, structure, and effort. Without this, punishment is empty. Our culture has confused the two, both in the home and the

00:49:56

Is Christian Reconstruction Reaching College Campuses?

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2025/10/13

The conversation spotlights “victorious eschatology” through a living remnant: two Virginia Tech students, Gil Roten and Camden Whitener, who call themselves the Kingsmen. Raised outside explicit Reconstructionist circles, they were drawn in through Bible study and presuppositional apologetics (Durbin/Van Til/Bahnsen/Rushdoony). On campus they practice bold but cordial evangelism every Friday at a high-traffic intersection—using conversation-inviting signs like “Jesus was sacrificed for sin

00:04:28

Is the Family Finished?

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2025/10/13

Some claim the family is outdated and must be radically redefined—but that’s a false conclusion. While the world has changed, the essential role of the family has not. As sociologist Carle Zimmerman argues, the family still educates, protects, disciplines, and shapes lives—often more than any other institution. Scripture affirms this: the family is God-ordained, older than church or state, and central to human life. It has survived every crisis in history and remains the foundation of society

00:06:12

The Paths of Righteousness

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2025/10/12

Most of us fear being stuck in a rut—but what if the right kind of rut could actually restore your soul? In this episode, we explore the meaning behind Psalm 23’s “paths of righteousness,” tracing their roots back to wagon ruts carved by faithful travel. These are not random grooves but well-worn tracks of trust, prayer, obedience, and godly habit—laid down by the Shepherd who leads us safely through the rough terrain of life. Join us as we consider how righteousness isn’t a detour from

00:46:27

Judges (Remastered)

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2025/10/12

What makes a judge just? In this chapter, Rushdoony explores the profound role of judges as not merely state officials, but as ministers of God’s justice. Courts must transcend popular opinion and political power, representing a law higher than man. Without godly judges, justice is corrupted into tyranny—whether by the elite or the mob. Rushdoony reminds us that true reform must reach the bench as well as the pulpit, and that without the fear of the Lord, every courtroom risks becoming a stage

00:02:14

Chaos vs. Order

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2025/10/12

In Shakespeare’s Othello, the line “Chaos is come again” reflects more than personal turmoil—it signals the collapse of the moral and social order. In Shakespeare’s time, rooted in biblical teaching, marriage was seen as a reflection of Christ and the Church, the very foundation of society. Adultery wasn’t just a private betrayal; it was an attack on the structure God ordained. That’s still true today. When we break the marriage covenant, we don’t just wound a spouse—we damage the order God

00:24:56

How Big Were Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

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2025/10/11

This episode powerfully reframes how we imagine the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—not as small, wandering desert nomads, but as towering figures of immense wealth, power, and influence. Scripture paints Abraham as a “mighty prince” with vast herds, treasure, skilled workers, and a household numbering in the thousands, complete with a private army of 318 trained men. He stood before kings as an equal, negotiated treaties, managed a thriving economy, and led an entire community that

00:04:04

Conspiracies

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2025/10/11

Are secret conspiracies behind the world’s chaos—or is the truth much closer to home? In this episode, we dive into Chalcedon Position Paper No. 229 to confront the temptation to blame hidden cabals, political factions, or social classes for society’s downfall. While conspiracies may exist, Scripture tells us the real problem is sin—universal, personal rebellion against God’s law. Join us as we expose the spiritual cost of scapegoating and distraction, and rediscover the only real solution:

00:02:41

Is the Underdog Always Innocent?

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2025/10/11

Modern thinking often treats the underdog as automatically innocent—but Scripture says otherwise. Leviticus 19:15 warns us not to show bias, whether for the poor or the powerful. Righteousness isn't determined by status, race, or discrimination—it comes from faith and obedience to God. Sin is universal, and all are accountable before Him. Justice must be based on God’s Word, not on appearances or social standing. As Jesus said, “Judge righteous judgment” (John 7:24).

00:52:23

Episode #113 (January 13, 1986)

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2025/10/11

In this episode of Easy Chair, R.J. Rushdoony tackles the growing cultural obsession with a risk-free world—from absurd liability lawsuits threatening ski resorts to the dangerous reluctance to confront terrorism as war. Along the way, he reviews books on covert operations, communist resistance, and the forgotten legacy of Prince Henry the Navigator—all while challenging modern myths about safety, freedom, and authority.

00:07:33

Consequences of Selective Obedience

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2025/10/10

What happens when obedience to God becomes a matter of personal convenience? In this episode, we dive into R.J. Rushdoony’s piercing warning in “The Consequences of Selective Obedience.” When we pick and choose which parts of God’s law to follow, we’re not just being inconsistent—we’re declaring ourselves gods, sowing the seeds of cynicism, lawlessness, and even terrorism. Join us as we unpack how selective obedience undermines faith, fuels despair, and paves the way for cultural collapse—and

00:02:14

Trashiness

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2025/10/10

Many today demand a cleaner world while living filthy lives—dropping trash, ignoring personal discipline, yet blaming others for pollution. Scripture speaks to this hypocrisy: “There is a generation that are pure in their own eyes, and yet is not washed from their filthiness” (Prov. 30:12). True uncleanness begins in the soul. When we reject God and live for ourselves, we become trashy people—regardless of our words or wealth. Adam's sin trashed Eden, and unless we repent and let God cleanse

00:05:59

The Shepherd

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2025/10/09

Why would the Almighty God lower Himself to be compared to a sheepherder—one of the most overlooked, underappreciated figures in both the Bible and the modern world? In this episode, we explore the radical love of the Good Shepherd: a Savior who doesn’t just manage from afar, but walks with us, sleeps among us, guards us in our weakness, and gives His life for the sheep. Join us as we consider the dignity of divine humility and why it changes everything to say, “The Lord is my shepherd.”

00:02:43

Wisdom

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2025/10/09

A professor recently shared how shockingly ignorant college students are about history and religion—some confusing Mohammed with the pope or Peter as a Jewish god. But worse than the ignorance was the indifference. Their only moral rule? “Don’t hurt people”—a vague, self-serving standard rooted in humanism, not truth. Scripture teaches that wisdom begins with fearing the Lord and learning His Word. Without that, knowledge and morality collapse into selfishness. Humanism may claim to love

00:33:55

Unity (Doctrine of the Church)

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2025/10/09

In the final hours before the cross, Christ’s prayer in John 17 reveals the heartbeat of His mission—our unity in Him. Not a unity of institutional sameness, but of shared life in the truth, sanctified by the Word, grounded in the love and purpose of the triune God. In this sermon, Rushdoony unfolds the meaning of being kept in God’s name, the nature of eternal life as knowing God here and now, and the church’s calling to reflect the unity of the Trinity—not by erasing differences, but by

00:02:25

The Needed Change

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2025/10/08

Across once-peaceful towns, crime and moral decay are growing—but stricter laws won’t solve it. The real problem lies in the hearts of people. Laws can’t stop theft or porn if sin is welcomed inwardly. What we need isn’t just legal reform but a spiritual transformation—a shift from humanism to true Christianity. Real change begins not in courts or capitols, but in our own hearts. The Bible, not flattery, shows us who we are—and who we’re called to be. Look there first. That’s where the needed

00:03:36

Is Charity Illegal?

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2025/10/08

In 1981, California farmer Skip Pescosalido gave away half a million pounds of oranges to the poor—only to face a federal lawsuit for it. Why? Because his charity defied bureaucratic quotas. In this episode, R.J. Rushdoony explores the shocking case where generosity became a crime, exposing how central planning threatens both freedom and compassion. Tune in to hear why true charity cannot exist without liberty—and why, in today’s America, even giving oranges can land you in court.

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