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00:04:55

How to Pray: Part 1 - Teach Us to Pray

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2025/11/02

What does it mean to truly speak with God? In this first episode of our new series on prayer, we return to one of the simplest and most profound requests the disciples ever made: “Lord, teach us to pray.” We explore the power of sentence prayers—brief, honest moments of connection with God that can transform your day and deepen your faith. Whether you’re a new believer or walking with the Lord for years, this episode offers a quiet but powerful invitation: to talk with God, simply and

00:24:56

Jacob - From Zero to Abundance

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2025/11/01

Jacob - From Zero to Abundancehttps://cr101radio.com/podcast/jacob-from-zero-to-abundance The message “From Zero to Abundance” explores Jacob’s journey from loss to prosperity as a model for believers facing hardship. It begins with Jacob’s abrupt fall from privilege—forced to flee from his wealthy home with nothing but a staff in his hand—and connects this to modern struggles such as financial insecurity, fractured family relationships, and the growing difficulty of building a stable life

00:18:21

Natural Law and Canon Law

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2025/11/01

Is nature a trustworthy guide for justice—or a Trojan horse for tyranny? In this episode, we dive into Chalcedon Position Paper No. 55 and expose the slippery history and fatal flaws of natural law. From Aristotle to Aquinas to Enlightenment thinkers, we trace how natural law replaced God’s revealed Word with man’s reason—and how this shift led to secular states that now claim moral authority. We’ll contrast natural law with canon law, the historic understanding of God’s Word as the rule for

00:53:14

Episode #116 (February 24, 1986)

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2025/11/01

In this special episode of The Easy Chair, R.J. Rushdoony sits down with Cindy Rocker, a woman whose post-conversion journey led to a radical commitment to serving the poor in Christ’s name. From launching thrift stores and food banks to founding a Christian preschool and uniting churches across denominational lines, Cindy shares how obedience and compassion transformed a small Central Valley town. Hear her story of faith in action, how illegal immigrants became neighbors, and why true

00:02:11

The Family of Christ

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2025/11/01

The family of Christ is far greater than our earthly relatives or even the saints we know. As James Saurin preached, it includes all the redeemed across time and nations, the angels in Heaven, and every soul who does the will of God. Jesus Himself said, “Whoever does the will of my Father… is my brother, sister, and mother” (Matt. 12:50). This vision of Christ’s family fueled compassion for the lost, care for the poor, and love within the church. The question isn’t just whether we see ourselves

00:12:10

Politics and Theology

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2025/10/31

In this episode, we examine R.J. Rushdoony’s “Politics and Theology,” a sweeping critique of modern political ideals grounded in humanism rather than divine truth. From the shattered dreams of poets like Ezra Pound to the utopian fantasies of Walt Whitman and statist educators, Rushdoony argues that efforts to build a paradise without God only yield destruction and despair. When man makes himself the center, denies sin, and rejects God’s law, the result is not freedom or peace, but anarchy and

00:02:46

The Almighty

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2025/10/31

When God tells Abraham, “I am the Almighty God; walk before me, and be thou perfect” (Gen. 17:1), He isn’t demanding sinless perfection, but uprightness and maturity. In Scripture, “perfect” means whole, faithful, and righteous—not flawless. We often chase unrealistic ideals, whether in houses, people, or life itself, expecting perfection where it can’t exist. But only God is truly perfect and almighty. To walk before Him means living in faith and obedience, recognizing that perfection and

00:06:13

The New Year

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2025/10/30

Noise, horns, shouting—what are we really trying to drown out on New Year’s Eve? In this episode, we peel back the tradition of noisemaking to uncover the deep fears it masks—and contrast that with the quiet confidence of those who walk with Christ. As 1954 dawns, we’re reminded: we don’t need to chase away the unknown with sound. We step into the future not with fear, but with faith. Tune in, and greet the new year with a shepherd’s peace and a pilgrim’s hope.

01:16:00

Israel, Egypt and the Ancient Near East (Remastered)...

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2025/10/30

In this sweeping lecture, R.J. Rushdoony dismantles the myth of religious pluralism by arguing for the absolute uniqueness of biblical revelation and its central place in the understanding of history. He challenges the modern evangelical tendency to marginalize Scripture’s authority in favor of humanistic or academic claims, asserting instead that the Bible is not only a true historical account but the only infallible one. Rushdoony surveys ancient civilizations like Egypt, Akkad, and Babylon,

00:02:24

A Bad Teacher

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2025/10/30

The idea that "experience is the best teacher" is popular—but wrong. Experience alone doesn’t teach wisdom; it only reflects what’s already in the heart. An alcoholic doesn’t become wise by getting drunk, nor does someone become discerning by being hurt. Without faith and a godly heart, experience leads to bitterness, not insight. As Proverbs says, “Keep thy heart with all diligence,” because it’s the heart—not the experience—that shapes what we learn. True wisdom comes not from what we go

00:02:47

Horror Stories

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2025/10/29

Many people today indulge in fear for entertainment—horror movies, scary stories, and imaginary threats. But this craving for false fear often masks a deeper issue: a refusal to face real fear—the fear of the Lord. Scripture says, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge” (Prov. 1:7). Healthy fear keeps us grounded in reality and warns us of danger. But fearing monsters instead of God shows a rejection of wisdom. Fools avoid real accountability by choosing fake fears they can escape

00:10:40

Moralism

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2025/10/29

In this episode, we explore R.J. Rushdoony’s piercing critique of moralism—the belief that man can save and sanctify himself through good behavior, social reform, or political virtue. From Samuel Pepys’ self-imposed fines for adultery to Stalin’s daughter preaching faith in human decency, Rushdoony shows how moralism, far from being neutral or noble, is a counterfeit gospel rooted in humanism. It replaces God’s sovereign grace with man’s self-made standards, offering a false hope that

00:04:20

How Friendly are You to Vampires?

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2025/10/29

What do bloodsuckers, bureaucracy, and broken homes have in common? In this episode, R.J. Rushdoony skewers the absurdities of modern government—from the EEOC taking vampire discrimination cases seriously to the Supreme Court excusing murder over “emotional backgrounds.” When courts coddle criminals and agencies embrace fantasy, justice dies a slow death. Tune in to hear why the real vampires aren’t from Transylvania—they’re taxing you from D.C.

00:18:33

Natural Law and Theonomy

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2025/10/28

Can nature really teach us right from wrong? In this episode, we tackle Chalcedon Position Paper No. 200 and challenge the popular myth of natural law. Drawing from the insights of Cornelius Van Til, we expose how natural law and natural theology, far from offering moral clarity, often mask man’s deeper desire for autonomy from God. From Greek philosophy to Enlightenment rationalism—and even modern pulpits—natural law has too often been a fig leaf for rejecting God’s enscriptured Word. Join us

00:01:52

Basic Education

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2025/10/28

True education must focus on life’s basics—or it becomes miseducation. First, it must teach about God, the source of life; ignoring Him is to train for ignorance. Second, it must uphold the family, our first and most vital institution. To neglect it is to deny our foundation. Third, it must teach core skills—reading, writing, reasoning—the tools for daily life. Without these, we send children into the world unarmed. Scripture calls us to educate the whole person in truth. If we neglect this, we

00:32:12

Why History is Important: Part II (Remastered) (A...

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2025/10/28

In this powerful and far-reaching lecture, R.J. Rushdoony challenges the humanistic view of history and reasserts a thoroughly biblical understanding of the past, present, and future. He argues that all history is guided by God's sovereign hand and cannot be rightly understood apart from Scripture. Contrasting the despair and confusion of modern historians and educators with the confidence of a Christian worldview, Rushdoony shows how faith in God gives meaning, order, and hope to history. This

00:48:07

Can a Pastor be Faithful and Silent?

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2025/10/27

The episode opens with Andrea Schwartz reflecting on how modern pulpits often avoid engaging with real-world crises through a biblical lens. After events like 9/11, many churches declared that such tragedies had nothing to do with God, effectively denying His sovereignty. Over time, pastors have increasingly been discouraged from addressing cultural and political events from the pulpit, leaving congregants without clear biblical interpretation of current events. This void became evident after

00:02:01

How to be a Curse

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2025/10/27

If you want to be a curse in your church, be quick to criticize, slow to listen, and convinced you alone know the truth. From coast to coast, pastors encounter such people—those who grill visitors, drive others away, and speak of “love” while showing none. Scripture calls us instead to submit to godly authority and be “ready to every good work” (Titus 3:1). A spirit of constant judgment tears down the body of Christ, while humble obedience and readiness to serve build it up. So ask yourself

00:02:07

How to be a Blessing

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2025/10/26

One grieving husband learned, too late, that his wife had quietly praised him to others—but never to him. Her constant complaints left him feeling unappreciated, despite her true feelings. Paul reminds us in Ephesians 5:4 that thankfulness—not bitterness or foolish talk—is fitting for believers. Yet gratitude is often the gift we give least, though it blesses both giver and receiver. A thankful heart reflects contentment with God and brings peace to others. If you want to be a blessing, start

00:46:06

The Court (Remastered)

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2025/10/26

Every courtroom is a religious institution—whether it acknowledges God or not. In this chapter, Rushdoony demonstrates how biblical courts were rooted in God's law, guided by theological authority, and inseparable from the moral life of the community. When courts abandon divine law and claim the power to "bind and loose" apart from Scripture, they become instruments of tyranny or collapse into chaos. Without a shared moral foundation rooted in God’s word, law degenerates into coercion, and

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