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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.

00:02:02

The Church

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2025/11/14

Many complain that the church or pastor hasn’t served them personally, but Scripture calls believers to serve—not to be served. The church is Christ’s army, not a spiritual hospital for the comfortable. If you're able-bodied, help others. Don't expect the pastor to cater to you. Join the church to serve Christ, not yourself.

00:08:16

Sin and Virtue

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2025/11/14

In Sin and Virtue, R.J. Rushdoony dismantles the ancient and enduring myth that virtue lies in simplicity and poverty, while sin resides in wealth and luxury. He argues that this false doctrine—found in Rome, socialism, primitivism, and modern ecological and political ideologies—misidentifies the root of evil, locating it in material conditions rather than in the heart of man. Scripture, by contrast, teaches that sin is man's rebellion against God, not his possessions or lifestyle. Thus,

00:38:38

Roman Republic and Empire: Part II (A Christian...

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2025/11/13

Why did Rome fall—and are we following in its footsteps? In this gripping episode, R.J. Rushdoony uncovers how Rome's statist religion, disdain for the family, counterfeit economy, and lust for control led to cultural collapse. From the myth of Romulus to the tyranny of Caesar, Rushdoony shows that when a nation denies sin and trusts the state for salvation, judgment follows. A powerful warning for our own times—don’t miss this eye-opening journey through the Republic, the Empire, and its

00:05:30

How to Pray: Part 4 - Long Unanswered Petitions

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2025/11/13

Why does God sometimes take so long to answer our prayers? In Part 4 of our prayer series, we wrestle with one of the hardest realities of the Christian life: long-unanswered petitions. Drawing from Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow, we explore what it means to pray faithfully even when the heavens seem silent. You’ll discover that God’s delays are not denials—but part of a greater justice, a deeper mercy, and a call to perseverance. Tune in and be encouraged to keep praying, not because

00:01:54

Thanksgiving

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2025/11/13

We often forget to express gratitude, though it can deeply uplift others. The psalms repeatedly urge us to give thanks to God—for His mercy, His gifts, and His daily grace. Gratitude should be specific and regular, toward both God and people. Families and communities grow cold without it. One pastor, broken by constant complaints and little thanks, reminds us: delayed praise may come too late. Don’t withhold thanksgiving—it’s life-giving.

00:07:45

Medical Model or Moral Model?

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2025/11/12

In Medical Model or Moral Model?, R.J. Rushdoony critiques the dominant humanistic approach to crime and deviant behavior, which frames wrongdoing as a sickness rather than sin. This “medical model,” he argues, absolves individuals of personal responsibility by attributing their actions to social conditions or psychological imbalances, leading to an ever-growing list of offenses managed by experts rather than moral accountability. In contrast, Scripture presents the “moral model,” where sin is

00:01:54

Ingratitude

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2025/11/12

In Numbers 11, the Israelites whined about God’s provision, longing for the food of their slavery instead of giving thanks for their freedom. Like them, we often choose complaint over gratitude. An old farmer once said he felt ashamed comparing his wealth to his grandfather’s thankfulness in poverty. Gratitude costs nothing, yet we give it so rarely. Start small—thank a loved one, thank God. You’ll bless others and yourself. Don’t let ingratitude define you.

00:04:37

What is a Monopoly?

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2025/11/12

We often think of monopolies as greedy corporations, but R.J. Rushdoony flips the script. In this episode, he explains that the real monopolies—the most dangerous ones—are state-created and government-protected. From utilities to taxes, you can opt out of some services… but not the IRS. When civil government grows too big, it crushes freedom by eliminating choice. Tune in to learn why bigness in government is the deadliest monopoly of all.

00:14:38

Inferences and the Law

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2025/11/11

What if the silence of God is just as sacred as His spoken Word? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into Chalcedon Position Paper No. 115 — Inferences and the Law. R. J. Rushdoony exposes a deep-rooted flaw in both church and state: the desire to legislate everything, even where God is silent. He reminds us that God's law is not totalitarian — it’s limited, deliberate, and aimed at holiness, not control. So why are Christians so eager to replace the Holy Spirit with human rules and

00:45:51

Roman Republic and Empire: Part I (A Christian Survey...

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2025/11/11

00:02:07

The Law of Kindness

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2025/11/11

A faithful pastor resigned, not from failure, but from the weariness caused by gossip and criticism in his church. Scripture warns against such behavior and instead commands us to speak with “the law of kindness” (Prov. 31:26). This isn’t a suggestion—it’s God’s law. Whether at home, church, or anywhere else, our words should reflect grace, not judgment. Practicing kindness in our speech could heal more than we realize—and might just surprise those closest to us.

00:40:57

What's the Price of Your Allegiance?

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2025/11/10

In this episode of Out of the Question, Andrea Schwartz and Charles Roberts examine the meaning of allegiance, loyalty, and partisanship, emphasizing that a Christian’s primary allegiance must always be to God alone. They begin with a reflection on a Supreme Court justice who claimed to separate her personal convictions from her rulings, using this as a springboard to discuss divided loyalties and the danger of pledging allegiance to anything other than the sovereign God of Scripture. Roberts

00:02:29

The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob

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2025/11/10

When God calls Himself “the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,” He shows us that He’s not just the God of kings or nations—but of ordinary, faithful people. This reminds us that He knows us personally and walks with us individually. It also means Abraham and the others are not dead, but alive with Him—just as our loved ones in Christ are. God’s name is a promise: He is our God, now and forever. That’s a reason to praise.

00:04:41

How to Pray: Part 3 - Declaring Our Dependence on God

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2025/11/09

What if prayer isn’t weakness—but the gateway to strength? In this episode, we explore how true prayer is not a declaration of independence, but a bold admission of our absolute dependence on God—and why that’s exactly where real power begins. We’ll talk about the man who tried to be free by rejecting everyone, including God, and ended up a slave to himself. We’ll also see why kneeling in prayer can raise us up stronger, braver, and more free than ever. Join us as we reclaim dependence—not as

00:51:53

Judgment of the Court (Remastered)

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2025/11/09

In Biblical law, the courtroom is not merely a civic institution—it is the earthly seat of divine judgment, where human judges are called to speak with the authority of God Himself. As Scripture declares, their verdicts are God's verdicts—if faithful—and their failure to uphold His law threatens the moral foundations of society. This chapter confronts the radical responsibility of judges to deliver justice in God’s name, the deadly consequences of their apostasy, and the sobering truth that

00:02:32

The Lamp

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2025/11/09

We often think big challenges are the hardest, but it's the small, daily struggles—like patience—that test us most. Scripture speaks to these little things, offering step-by-step guidance like a small lamp lighting our path, not a floodlight revealing everything at once. God’s Word helps us navigate life, one step at a time, shedding light on both great and small problems. Only by walking in that light can we truly find “the way of life.”

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