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  • (OOTQ) Is It Godly to Be Disappointed?

    Ever felt the sting of disappointment or the weight of unmet expectations? Disappointment means “something appointed that didn’t take place,” but who appoints our paths, and what if the answer is transformative? The Biblical answer awaits!

    45 min
  • (PP) F is for Flat Earth

    In the "Preschool Pioneers" podcast episode titled "F is for Flat Earth," host Jeremy Walker explores the profound impact of education on shaping individuals' understanding of the Earth, humanity's place in the universe, and the moral and spiritual dimensions of life. Critiquing modern secular education for its reliance on randomness and chance, which he argues leads to a lack of meaning and moral direction, Walker advocates for a Christian-based educational approach. Through scriptural references and discussions on the debates surrounding the Earth's shape, the episode emphasizes the importance of instilling a sense of divine purpose and stewardship in students. Walker contends that a faith-grounded education can cultivate a generation characterized by respect, compassion, and responsibility, ultimately transforming society.

    25 min
  • (IBL) Family and Delinquency

    Join R.J. Rushdoony in this episode entitled, "Family and Delinquency" as he explains the importance of Biblical law and how it is to be used to guide the lives of men and nations.

    https://cr101radio.com/institutesofbiblicallaw

    56 min
  • (TLK) The Fear of the Wicked, It Shall Come Upon him


    In this insightful episode of "The Last Kingdom," titled "The Fear of the Wicked: It Shall Come Upon Him," host Jeremy Walker explores a range of thought-provoking topics from a Christian perspective. Delving into Proverbs 10:24, Walker shares a powerful prayer by RJ Rushdoony, emphasizing the confidence and unbeatable nature of the Christian faith. He critically examines the shortcomings of classical education, arguing its pagan origins are misaligned with Christian values, and discusses the employee-employer relationship through a biblical lens. Furthermore, Walker addresses modern societal issues and propaganda, illustrating how a departure from Christian teachings has led to moral decline. He encourages believers to live confidently, uphold God's commandments, and resist the temptations of a secular world, using the phrase "I aim to misbehave" from the movie "Serenity" as a metaphor for living righteously against worldly standards.

    25 min

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