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00:14:19

Peace and Security?

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2025/11/28

This report highlights the undeniable failures of humanistic “plans of salvation” in the modern world—whether through vast monetary aid, military intervention, psychological rehabilitation, education, or legislative reform—all of which have only deepened societal problems. Rather than despair, Christians are called to see these failures as evidence of the futility of humanism and the urgent need to return to God’s true plan: redemption through Jesus Christ and the faithful application of His

00:02:15

Weathermen

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2025/11/28

The author criticizes TV weathermen for celebrating sunny days during droughts, showing ignorance of agriculture’s need for rain. He uses this as an example of modern foolishness—judging everything by personal comfort rather than truth or necessity. Proverbs warns that fools are dangerous and self-centered, unwilling to learn or listen, even to God. In short: there’s been a shortage of rain, but no shortage of fools.

00:02:47

Foolishness in the Heart

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2025/11/27

Modern education wrongly assumes children are naturally good and just need encouragement. But Scripture teaches that children are born with foolishness in their hearts and need correction to grow in character (Prov. 22:15). When discipline is abandoned, immaturity and rebellion flourish. The result is a culture where childishness is idealized, maturity is despised, and rebellion spreads—against parents, faith, law, and order. True growth requires discipline, not indulgence.

00:45:02

Islam: The Frontier Age: Part II (Remastered)

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2025/11/27

R.J. Rushdoony redefines the so-called “Dark Ages” as the “Frontier Age,” a vibrant era of Christian pioneering that laid the foundation for Western civilization. Far from being a time of regression, it was marked by cultural rebuilding, the spread of Biblical law, and decentralized governance. Jewish traders and especially Christian monks—most notably the Irish—restored education, commerce, and moral order across post-Roman Europe. Rushdoony urges modern believers to see themselves as pioneers

00:06:03

How to Pray: Part 8 - Hypocritical Prayer

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2025/11/27

Is it possible that some of our prayers are better left unanswered? In this episode, we explore Jesus’s warning against hypocritical prayer — those words we speak to God that don’t truly reflect our desires or our willingness to change. We ask hard questions: Do we really want peace, justice, or patience when we pray for them? Or are we clinging to our own definitions and comforts? Join us as we examine the danger of counterfeit prayer and the liberating power of honest, soul-searching

00:02:51

The Failures of Humanistic Salvation

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2025/11/26

00:03:09

Prejudice

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2025/11/26

Prejudice isn't always wrong—it simply means judging in advance. Wise people make godly prejudgments, like avoiding known evil. But unfair prejudice, judging by appearance, popularity, or wealth, is condemned in Scripture. Exodus warns against siding with the majority, the poor, or the rich out of bias. Instead, we’re called to judge righteously, based on truth, not appearances.

00:04:38

How Much are Federal Regulations Costing Us?

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2025/11/26

In this episode, R.J. Rushdoony breaks down the hidden tax of federal regulation—over $126 billion in 1980 alone. That’s nearly $600 a year for every American, not in income tax, but in bureaucratic red tape. But the cost isn’t just financial. Rushdoony warns how overregulation undermines personal responsibility, weakens character, and chips away at our freedom. Tune in to discover why freedom—not federal oversight—is the best regulator of all.

00:24:57

Young Men Will Be Swept Away Without This

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2025/11/25

Young men today are facing pressures far worse than anything their fathers or grandfathers experienced. Marriage rates are collapsing, home ownership is out of reach, and an entire generation is drifting toward an empty, wasted life—far from the meaning God intended through work, wife, and family. This “war on men” is real, but God has not left His sons without hope. Scripture reveals a powerful, often-ignored open secret that transformed Isaac in famine, Jacob in poverty, Daniel in exile, Job

01:01:56

Chalcedon Socialism or Christian Reconstruction

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2025/11/25

This episode centers on Mark Rushdoony’s new biography of his father, R. J. Rushdoony, and why his life story matters for Christian Reconstruction. Mark explains how the book grew out of earlier biographical essays and expanded into a heavily documented historical “touchstone,” drawing on journals, letters, and family papers. He and Martin Selbrede highlight the deep Armenian and Presbyterian roots that shaped Rushdoony’s historic, kingdom-centered worldview—Armenia as the first Christian

00:02:49

Is Equality Possible?

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2025/11/25

Equality sounds noble, but it's impossible to achieve by law. All laws create inequality by distinguishing between right and wrong, rewarding some and punishing others. Abolishing law would only lead to a new inequality—rule by brute force. Equality is often a political tool used to gain power, not promote justice. True wisdom starts with fearing God, not chasing illusions.

00:11:32

The Tax Revolt Against God

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2025/11/25

Is the real tax revolt happening in Washington—or in your heart? In this episode, we tackle Chalcedon Position Paper No. 94: "The Tax Revolt Against God." Rushdoony takes aim not just at the IRS, but at the deeper rebellion beneath our economic frustrations: the refusal to give God what is rightfully His. While many rail against federal overreach, Rushdoony reminds us that true sovereignty belongs to God—and taxation is a test of lordship. Are we robbing God while complaining about Caesar? Join

00:45:14

Islam: The Frontier Age - Part I (Remastered)

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2025/11/25

Islam, founded by Mohammed in the 7th century, presents a religion of outward conformity rather than inward transformation. In this lecture, R.J. Rushdoony contrasts the heart-centered faith of Christianity with the external duties of Islam—prayers, fasting, pilgrimage, and jihad—emphasizing how such a framework fosters statism and stagnation rather than liberty and character. He traces the historical rise of Islam through conquest and its dependence on captives for vitality, culminating in its

00:03:10

The Good Neighbor

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2025/11/24

The story of the Good Samaritan reminds us that true character shows when we act beyond our duty. While many today give impersonally through charities or institutions, real mercy means personal involvement—like the Samaritan who helped a stranger in need. Simply giving money isn’t enough if we ignore suffering around us. Jesus calls us to “go and do likewise,” showing mercy with our actions, not just our wallets.

00:48:13

What is the Moral Injury to Veterans?

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2025/11/24

Returning veterans often carry deep, often invisible wounds that far exceed the physical or psychological categories typically discussed. Andrea and Charles argue that many soldiers experience moral injury—the spiritual and ethical damage that comes from participating in wars that violate God’s standards for just warfare. Modern militaries condition young men into unquestioning obedience, often sending them to kill people they’ve never met for reasons they never fully understand. When soldiers

00:03:36

The Old Country Church

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2025/11/23

The old country church, though small and simple, grounded communities in faith and character—something modern wealth, education, and security systems cannot replace. Edwin Ford Piper saw its deep value: remove its roots, and no worldly gain can fill the void. Today, despite progress, we face greater fear, theft, and moral decline. True strength and safety come only from a people obedient to God. Only Christ’s church—not buildings or programs—can overcome the world.

00:06:19

How to Pray: Part 7 - Prevailing Prayer

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2025/11/23

What does it take to move mountains in prayer? In this episode, we explore Jesus’s words on prevailing prayer—a prayer rooted in two essential relationships: faith in God and forgiveness toward others. We’ll see why Christ pointed His disciples not to predictions, but to prayer—and how our future isn’t shaped by fate, but by faith. Join us as we uncover how persistent faith and costly forgiveness unleash the power of God in our lives, transforming obstacles into pathways and sorrow into

00:48:02

Covetousness (Remastered)

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2025/11/23

What if the real threat to justice isn't just theft or adultery—but the schemes that wear a legal face? In this episode, we unpack the tenth commandment, not as a ban on feelings, but as a sharp indictment of the hidden drive to take what isn’t ours—through fraud, manipulation, or power. From personal betrayal to state-sanctioned theft, we’ll explore how covetousness disguises itself as ambition or legality, and why true justice starts by confronting not just what we do, but what we plan in our

00:03:17

Accept No Substitutes

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2025/11/22

Many people want quick fixes for deep problems—like a school to “fix” a troubled teen or a pill to stop bedwetting—without addressing root issues like sin, discipline, or personal responsibility. Our culture seeks change without repentance or effort. But God requires faith and obedience, not substitutes. Without them, we remain in bondage to our problems.

00:05:39

The Sabbath

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2025/11/22

Is your Sunday just a pause—or a proclamation? In this episode, we examine Chalcedon Position Paper No. 211: "The Sabbath". R.J. Rushdoony takes us beyond calendars and customs to the true meaning of the Christian Sabbath: not a retreat into the past, but a celebration of Christ’s resurrection and a bold declaration of His coming victory. Far from passive rest, the Sabbath is a weekly rally for Kingdom conquest—fueling lives of holiness, gratitude, and mission. If the rest of your week looks no

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