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  1. 5h ago

    Thy Light is Come

    Zacharias proclaimed that Christ’s coming meant salvation with power, victory without fear, and light breaking into darkness (Luke 1:67–79). Christmas was not sentiment it was the dawn of a new world. The “dayspring from on high” announced that the King had come, bringing peace and a fearless life in Him. Though darkness surrounds us, it has not overcome the light (John 1:5). The light of Christ still shines, undimmed and triumphant. Isaiah’s call remains: “Arise, shine; for thy light is come” (Isa. 60:1). The only question is are we people of the light?

    Thy Light is Come

  2. 1d ago

    The Choice

    Scripture leaves no room for indecision. Joshua and Elijah both confronted God’s people with the same demand: stop halting between two opinions and choose whom you will serve. Compromise may feel safe, but history shows it is the prelude to decline. Every age of crisis requires clear allegiance. To refuse the choice is to make one by default. The call still stands: “Choose you this day whom ye will serve.”

    The Choice

  3. 1d ago

    Blessed are They that Hunger and Thirst

    The fourth Beatitude, “Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled,” teaches that true blessedness requires a holy discontent not with the world, but with ourselves. Scripture calls us to contentment in our station, yet here our Lord blesses those who are dissatisfied with their own sinfulness and who long, above all else, to be righteous before God. This hunger is not a desire for a better society, honest neighbors, or moral reform in others such wishes can exist even in unrighteous men but a deep awareness of our own rebellion, laziness, and misplaced desires, and a longing for God’s righteousness in our own lives. To hunger and thirst after righteousness is to see that we naturally crave everything except what we most need, and to cry out to God for both the desire and its fulfillment. The promise is sure: those who come empty-handed, confessing their lack, will not be filled with their own counterfeit goodness but with the righteousness of God Himself, freely given in grace, completing the upward movement of the Beatitudes toward a life shaped and satisfied by Him alone.

    Blessed are They that Hunger and Thirst

  4. 1d ago

    Law as Power and Discrimination (Remastered)

    Romans 13: rulers are meant to be a terror to evildoers. Today the evildoers terrorize the government and the government pays them for it. Law without power isn't law. Power without righteousness isn't law either it's totalitarianism in robes. When the state becomes the source of law, the state has become the god. "Thou shalt have no other gods before me" including the one in Washington.

    Law as Power and Discrimination (Remastered)

  5. 2d ago

    Easy Chair No. 164, February 11, 1988 - The New Paganism

    R.J. Rushdoony and Otto Scott examine Darwin and the cultural impact of evolution, highlighting Michael Denton’s Evolution: A Theory in Crisis, which critiques Darwinian theory from a molecular biology standpoint, concluding that evolution lacks conclusive evidence and serves as a foundational myth for 20th-century secularism. They trace Darwin’s influence as removing purpose and God from natural processes, creating a worldview in which humanity could see itself as self-directing, a concept embraced by Marx and Engels to justify materialistic and social theories. They discuss the consequences of Darwinian thought on society, science, and morality: it fostered racism, eugenics, and anti-feminism, while elevating science to a quasi-religion that devalues human life and liberty. Language, according to scholars like Robert Keefe, was reinterpreted as merely a biological tool, diminishing its role as a divine gift and as a medium of moral and intellectual expression. This has contributed to the decline of literacy, critical reasoning, and meaningful communication across generations. Rushdoony and Scott note that while Darwin catalyzed a cultural and intellectual shift, the decline of faith and the rise of secularism were already underway. Christian education and literacy movements now serve as counter-trends, seeking to restore meaning, moral grounding, and the mastery of language. They stress the importance of understanding and responding to the intellectual and moral consequences of Darwinism, arguing that the preservation of culture and truth depends on active Christian engagement.

    Easy Chair No. 164, February 11, 1988 - The New Paganism

  6. 2d ago

    Morality and Growth

    A common error in the church is assuming unbelievers share Christian moral standards and simply need Christ “added” to their lives. Scripture teaches the opposite: fallen man is at enmity with God and requires regeneration, not supplementation. Modern culture compounds this error by denying morality altogether, redefining human problems as technological, environmental, or educational rather than moral and spiritual. \Because we live in a moral universe, growth is unavoidable either toward maturity or decay. In Christ, salvation begins a lifelong process of sanctification and growth, not instant perfection. Societies and churches that reject moral categories or deny the need for growth produce hypocrisy, stagnation, and tyranny. True life, freedom, and progress come only through regeneration in Christ and obedience to God’s moral order.

    Morality and Growth

  7. 2d ago

    The Death of Herod Agrippa I

    Herod Agrippa accepted worship as a god, basking in public praise and political favor but in that very hour, God struck him down (Acts 12:23). The same crowds who hailed him as a messiah turned savage once the handouts ended, exposing the emptiness of power built on flattery and false glory. False messiahs rise on applause and fall under judgment. Public works, popularity, and praise cannot replace giving God the glory. The Herods of this world have no future only those who honor the true King do.

    The Death of Herod Agrippa I

  8. 3d ago

    Social Justice

    In “Social Justice,” Rushdoony argues that modern social justice is not a Biblical concern but a humanistic doctrine rooted in the self-deification of intellectual elites who replace God’s law with their own autonomous reason, making justice whatever they declare it to be. Whereas Biblical law flows from the nature and authority of the sovereign God repeatedly grounded in the declaration “I am the Lord” social justice arises from man as the ultimate judge, turning law into a weapon of moral absolutism wielded by those who see themselves as virtue incarnate and their opponents as evil or subhuman. Historically embodied in revolutionary movements from Robespierre to Marx, social justice justifies unlimited coercion, purges, and the destruction of church, family, and economic freedom in the name of moral progress. Rushdoony contends that churches have been especially compromised, eagerly baptizing social justice because they too have shifted from God-centered justice to man-centered compassion. The result is not greater humanity but deeper division, dehumanization, and tyranny, for when justice is severed from God’s law, it becomes an instrument of injustice, reducing entire classes of people to expendable enemies rather than sinners in need of regeneration. #SocialJustice #GodsLaw #BiblicalJustice #AgainstHumanism #Statism #ChristianWorldview #LawAndJustice #IdolatryOfMan #Rushdoony

    Social Justice
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