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A Good Conscience

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2025/10/18

Some people speak of long-past sins—like swearing at age twelve—as signs of a sensitive conscience. But often, these "confessions" are more about self-righteousness than repentance. A truly tender conscience isn’t fixated on minor sins from childhood—it’s alert to today’s responsibilities, aware of current failings, and eager to obey God now. Scripture tells us that God tests our hearts and lives in the present, not the past. A good conscience isn’t haunted by old guilt—it’s shaped by grace and

00:11:22

The Reversal of Standards

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2025/10/18

What happens when a culture abandons good and evil entirely? In this episode, we examine Chalcedon Position Paper No. 119 and confront the modern reversal of standards—from criminals becoming heroes to the unborn being sacrificed while murderers walk free. This is no mere moral confusion—it’s the outworking of a religious war against God’s law. We explore how humanism has become more faithful to its creed than many Christians are to theirs, and why “neutral” conservatism offers no solution

00:56:30

Episode #114 (January 27, 1986)

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2025/10/18

In this special Easy Chair episode, R.J. Rushdoony welcomes Jean-Marc Berthoud from Switzerland for a deep, urgent discussion on the spiritual decline of Europe. From skyrocketing youth suicides and drug use to the collapse of church influence and public morality, Berthoud outlines the crisis gripping Switzerland and France. But amidst the decay, he shares signs of hope—grassroots Christian organizing, legal victories for biblical education, and a new Reformed seminary committed to the full

00:24:57

Why are Christians Blind to Wealth and Power in the...

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2025/10/17

This episode challenges the way modern Christians view wealth and power, exposing how pagan philosophical influences have blinded many believers to the full picture of God’s blessings in Scripture. While Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Job were powerful and immensely wealthy men, most Christians have been conditioned to see them only through the lens of weakness, poverty, or abstract “spiritual” qualities. Nathan traces this distortion back to ancient dualistic ideas that despise matter and elevate

00:02:04

Idolatry

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2025/10/17

Idolatry isn’t just about ancient statues—it’s the ongoing sin of putting anything, especially ourselves, in God’s place. Scripture shows that whenever we live by our own word instead of God’s, we become idolaters. It’s not just false worship—it’s spiritual adultery, a betrayal of the living God. At its root, sin is man trying to be his own god, deciding good and evil for himself. That’s why the first commandment is so crucial: “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.” True faith begins when

00:16:43

The Establishment

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2025/10/17

Why is nearly everyone—from radicals to conservatives—angry at the establishment? In this episode, we dig into R.J. Rushdoony’s prophetic 1970 analysis of how modern institutions—government, courts, schools, even the church—have abandoned God’s law in favor of relativism, and how their moral collapse is mirrored, not challenged, by the very protesters who claim to oppose them. Rushdoony warns that a culture without transcendent law becomes a playground for lawlessness—on the right, the left,

00:02:11

Opinions

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2025/10/16

Many people today believe their personal opinions define truth—even about God. If He doesn't fit their preferences, they reshape Him in their minds. But Scripture reminds us that it’s not what we think about God that matters—it’s what God thinks about us. Our opinions don’t shape reality; only God's Word is truth. To insist otherwise is not just foolish—it’s arrogant. Real wisdom begins when we stop asking, “What do I think about God?” and start asking, “What does God say in His Word?”

00:07:09

The Valley of the Shadow of Death

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2025/10/16

We love green pastures and still waters—but what about the dark valleys? In this episode, we walk with the shepherd through Psalm 23:4 and explore why the path of righteousness sometimes winds through the valley of the shadow of death. Why does the Good Shepherd lead us into hardship? What comfort is there in His rod and staff? Join us for a reflection on suffering, discipline, and divine presence. Discover how love sometimes means wind-stripped hillsides and fording cold streams—and how even

00:08:06

Depravity or Natural Goodness?

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2025/10/15

Is sin merely a matter of social disorder—or is it rebellion against a holy God? In this episode, we examine R.J. Rushdoony’s sharp critique of modern views of human nature, from the Enlightenment to neo-orthodoxy. As we unpack the seductive but deadly idea that sin is sociological and that elites can usher in salvation through progress, we contrast this with Scripture’s unflinching declaration: all men are sinners before God, and only divine grace through Jesus Christ can save. Join us as we

00:02:30

The Trouble with Statistics

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2025/10/15

The trouble with statistics is they often mislead. Divorce numbers may look alarming, but they don't tell the full story. As reporting became more inclusive—especially after World War II—numbers rose, not because marriage worsened, but because data improved. More importantly, statistics don’t measure strength. While weak marriages may collapse more quickly, strong, faith-rooted families are growing. Christian schooling is booming, and many families now care deeply for both children and elders

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

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