Rushdoony wrote, “The goal of Babel was a radical unity against God and a unified social order… total community without God,” and fallen man continues his quest for modern Babels as “a substitute for Eden.” The results are always dystopian.

A recent book, “Shepherds for Sale: How Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for a Leftist Agenda,” by Megan Basham, highlights the fact that it’s easy to deceive Christians due to their theological ignorance. How discerning do church-attending Christians need to be?

Join R.J. Rushdoony in learning the importance of Biblical law and how it is to be used to guide the lives of men and nations.

Return to U.S. Constitution; Public Land and Mining 

Join R.J. Rushdoony for another sermon in his lecture series, " The Doctrine of Authority!"

Join R.J. Rushdoony for another sermon in his lecture series, " The Doctrine of Authority!"

Join R.J. Rushdoony for another sermon in his lecture series, " The Doctrine of Authority!"

A Christian View on the Menace of American Statism

The Pierre Viret Learning Center is a Christian education institution in Mexico. It is presently facing down a hostile Mexican Government. Justice in His Kingdom co-host Roger Oliver, who has been director of the Center for many years, will tell us the story of the school's confrontation with the humanist Mexican government. Also, Nathan Conkey, who worked with Roger will join us to give us his thoughts and insights. Nathan lives in Northern Ireland but has worked supporting missions and Christian education in Mexico, West Africa, East Africa, and Korea. He recently finished working on a project involving recording the works of R.J. Rushdoony in audiobook format and will begin working on putting Christian education resources online.

The music for this podcast is Holy is the Lord by Simon Khorolskiy, used with his permission. You can listen to his music here.

What’s the proper Christian response to today’s moral decline? For some—as if they’re surprised by what sinful man does—being outraged is more important than engaging in real Kingdom work. If we truly hate sin, we should apply our faith continually. Service to God is faith and action, not outrage.