We’ve softened sin with language that flatters the sinner. “I’m struggling with it” now replaces “I’m guilty of it.” But if we’re not calling it what God calls it, can we claim to be fighting it?

Who, or what, is Israel today? Can anyone deny that Christ is the Divine Son of God and the Messiah and remain in Yahweh God's favor?

Matthew 6:13. The Lord's Prayer is not a resignation to the status quo. It is a battle cry for the Message of the Kingdom!

What was once called sin is now celebrated—even within churches. When the world sets the moral standard, the salt loses its flavor. The Church must choose between affirmation and allegiance to Christ. It must bring those in rebellion to repentance, and that begins with a clear message.

In this episode of Preschool Pioneers, host Jeremy Walker explores the theme "B is for Behavior," examining how parental failures in discipline and moral guidance contribute to a generational decline in children's character and functionality. Drawing from his 25 years of professional experience in early childhood education and his role as a Christian minister and father of 11, Walker argues that children suffer when parents neglect to train them according to biblical standards and help them resist their natural tendency to rebel. He criticizes modern parenting and educational philosophies that shy away from authority and discipline, warning that such approaches create angry, disconnected, unproductive, and dangerous individuals. Emphasizing the need for moral clarity rooted in God’s law, he calls on Christian parents and educators to actively shape children’s understanding of right and wrong to prevent long-term societal and personal breakdowns.

Culture mocks “traditional” manhood, but it has nothing to replace it. Thus, culture trains boys to chase glory while Scripture trains them to carry responsibility. Here’s the difference and why it matters.

Since R. J. Rushdoony founded the Chalcedon Foundation in 1965, the times have changed, but that has not altered the mission and message of Christian Reconstruction. In fact, the need for it is greater than ever.

You can’t build a great society without building on God’s commands. Seeking the Kingdom first is more than a personal goal—it’s a public responsibility. Culture collapses when Christians ignore the full counsel of God.

God's Law teaches that we must "tend and keep" the garden of our lives. The godly family is the foundation wherein blessings and prosperity are received and learned. Chalcedon podcast with Andrea Schwartz and Dr Charles Roberts

The system wants dependents—God wants disciples. Poverty is overcome not by relief, but by rebuilding lives through education, family, and faith.