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  1. 10h ago

    "Another King, One Jesus"

    In the pagan cities of the Roman Empire where abortion, homosexuality, and state-sanctioned prostitution were not only tolerated but celebrated the early Christians were accused of treason: “These all do contrary to the decrees of Caesar, saying there is another king, one Jesus” (Acts 17:7). They boldly proclaimed Jesus Christ as the true King of kings, God’s anointed Lord whose law stands above every human decree. By calling Him Messiah, they declared that every nation and every soul must bow to Him or face destruction, just as Isaiah 60:12 warned: “The nation and kingdom that will not serve thee shall perish.” While the world pursued its pleasures and power, the church confronted evil with the higher law of King Jesus, and through faith, persecution, and unwavering obedience they triumphed proving that “whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world” (1 John 5:4). Today, as our culture again normalizes the same ancient sins, the same charge rings out: we follow another King. Will we share the holy boldness of those first believers, trusting the victorious Christ who alone reigns forever? #AnotherKing #OneJesus #ChristIsKing #FaithThatOvercomes

    "Another King, One Jesus"

  2. 10h ago

    Selling Out Christ

    In “Selling Out Christ,” Rushdoony warns that modern churches risk betraying Christ by surrendering their independence to the state through licensure, regulation, and especially voucher schemes for Christian schools. The early church rejected all state control because Christ alone is King, and Christian freedom—including tax exemption—was won through costly resistance, not compromise. Voucher programs, he argues, inevitably bring state control, function as a form of socialism, and are a strategic payoff to neutralize the growing Christian school movement. By accepting state money, churches exchange lordship for convenience, repeating Judas’s betrayal in a modern form. True Christian institutions, Rushdoony insists, must be sustained by the faithful themselves, for dependence on the state always ends in the loss of freedom, faith, and obedience to Christ. #ChristIsLord #NoStateControl #SellingOutChrist #ChristianSchools #FaithOverFunding #NoVouchers #KingdomOfGod #ChurchIndependence #ObedienceNotCompromise

    Selling Out Christ

  3. 10h ago

    Who Makes History?

    History is made by people, not abstract “social forces”; men and women of faith and action shape events, drive progress, and give purpose to civilizations, while the modern notion that vague forces dictate outcomes undermines human responsibility, freedom, and the Biblical understanding of man as God’s active creation. #HistoryMakers #FaithAndAction #HumanResponsibility #BiblicalWorldview #FreedomOfAction

    Who Makes History?

  4. 1d ago

    Preaching – Q&A (Evangelism and Preaching) (Remastered)

    In this Q&A, Rushdoony and Foster argue that “third world” crises are tragic yet often compounded by sinful leadership, war, and anti-Christian barriers that fear the Gospel’s implications for government under Christ; Christians should provide real relief where doors open (they cite Somalia as an example of staggering human cost) while insisting the long-term cure is changed character through the Gospel and the rebuilding of self-government, enterprise, and productivity—undermined, they say, by Marxism and “liberation theology.” They warn that anti-mission propaganda (including a story about hostile anthropologists and the murder of missionary Chet Bitterman) fuels persecution and implicates Western governments, so believers must pair global mercy with domestic “housecleaning,” including informed political engagement. On strategy, Rushdoony rejects a sentimental “be nice” model: Christ was salt and light, sometimes sharply confrontational, so removing destructive humanists from office by voting is presented as a moral duty while still evangelizing all men. They touch on cooperation across end-times views (even premillennial “occupy till I come” Christians can labor together), distinguish “civil religion” as a modern liberal construct from genuine Christian foundations, and explain “parachurch” work as legitimate kingdom labor alongside the institutional church’s ministry of grace—especially as the IRS tries to narrow “church” to worship-only. Rushdoony also frames law and grace through covenant: every covenant is gracious yet inherently legal, so obedience (including tithes plus offerings) is sanctification, not salvation; sacrificial laws are fulfilled in Christ, but God’s moral order still binds, and even Romans 13 obedience is always “in the Lord,” never above God’s Word. #Rushdoony #MarshallFoster #ChristianReconstruction #Dominion #Evangelism #Missions #ThirdWorldCrisis #Somalia #LiberationTheology #Marxism #ChetBitterman #PoliticalEngagement #SaltAndLight #BiblicalWorldview #CivilReligion #Parachurch #ChurchAndState #IRS #ChristianEducation #CovenantTheology #LawAndGrace #Tithing #Sanctification #Romans13 #ObeyGodRatherThanMen #KingdomOfGod

    Preaching – Q&A (Evangelism and Preaching) (Remastered)

  5. 1d ago

    Slavery

    Slavery has marked every culture and era, taking many forms and affecting all peoples. While private slavery is widely condemned today, modern societies increasingly practice state slavery through expanding bureaucratic control, regulation, and dependency over citizens. True freedom, Scripture teaches, is not political but spiritual. Slavery begins with bondage to sin, and only Christ can make men truly free. Where Christian faith declines, slavery old or new inevitably returns, and societies drift toward control, conformity, and loss of liberty.

    Slavery

  6. 1d ago

    Light at Evening Time

    When the shadows of evening fall when darkness seems to swallow the world, when history appears locked in a downward spiral of sin, disaster, and despair God declares a different reality. Zechariah 14:7 promises a day “not day, nor night,” when “at evening time it shall be light.” What nature calls the end of day, the Lord turns into a miracle of sudden illumination. The Creator who governs history, not nature, repeatedly reverses the expected decline: in the darkest hours, He brings forth light, regenerates hearts, redirects nations, and fulfills His sovereign purposes. Though sin daily deepens the gloom around us, the greater truth is not our darkness but Christ’s lordship over it. He is King over sin, death, and every evening time. Therefore, as Paul commands, we rejoice always, give thanks in everything, and trust the God who makes all things work together for good (Rom. 8:28) and who, even at evening time, brings forth light. #LightAtEveningTime #Zechariah147 #GodBringsLight #HopeInDarkness

    Light at Evening Time

  7. 2d ago

    Is “Being Busy” Just an Excuse?

    "Sorry, I've been busy" may be the most socially acceptable lie in modern culture. But what if the constant refrain of busyness is not a sign of productivity but a mask for misplaced priorities, avoidance of duty, and even disobedience to God? In this episode of Out of the Question, Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts examine the culture of busyness through the lens of biblical law and ask whether Christians have absorbed a humanistic standard for how they spend their time. Drawing on key passages — Martha's distraction in Luke 10, the excuses of the invited guests in the Parable of the Great Supper, Paul's admonition to redeem the time in Ephesians 5, and Christ's teaching on the vine and the branches in John 15 — Schwartz and Roberts argue that activity disconnected from abiding in Christ and His law is ultimately futile. They extend the conversation to the erosion of the biblical family, noting how busyness has become a ready excuse for delaying marriage, avoiding childbearing, and neglecting the Great Commission as it begins in the home. The discussion draws a striking contrast between the expanding, family-centered cultures of other religions and the shrinking, atomistic tendencies of modern Western Christianity. Whether you are a homeschool parent feeling the weight of an overstuffed schedule, a single Christian deferring marriage indefinitely, or a church member quietly sidelining your duties with "let me pray about it," this episode challenges you to examine your calendar as a moral document. What does your time reveal about whose kingdom you are building? Listen in for a convicting and practical conversation about what it means to seek first the kingdom of God — starting with your own household.

    Is “Being Busy” Just an Excuse?

  8. 2d ago

    Born of the Virgin Mary

    The Apostles’ Creed boldly declares the personal faith of every believer: “I believe… in Jesus Christ His only Son our Lord: Who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, Born of the Virgin Mary.” This Virgin Birth is no mere detail it is the miracle of a new creation. In Christ, the second Adam, God begins a new humanity, free from the sin and death inherited from the first Adam, born instead to righteousness and everlasting life. While the world pins its hopes for a better age on politics, education, science, or social reform hoping to remake man by remaking his environment the gospel proclaims the only true path: Jesus Christ remakes the heart. “As many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God… which were born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God” (John 1:12–13). The Virgin Birth guarantees that the Savior is both truly God and truly man, able to regenerate us, preserve us from darkness, and bring history to its glorious climax: “The kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever and ever” (Rev. 11:15). In the Virgin-born Savior we have a glorious destiny! #VirginBirth #NewCreation #BornOfGod #JesusIsLord

    Born of the Virgin Mary
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