In episode 16 of "The Last Kingdom," host Jeremy Walker explores the question, "What is an educated child?" Drawing from his experience as a parent and educator, Walker challenges the conventional focus on academic achievements, arguing that true education is rooted in moral and religious instruction. He emphasizes that an educated child should be equipped to navigate real-world challenges successfully and in accordance with biblical principles. Walker critiques the reliance on memory verses and catechisms as insufficient for moral education and advocates for teaching children biblical wisdom, understanding, and practical life skills. He stresses the importance of preparing children to be productive, morally upright adults who can make wise decisions based on God's laws.

In this episode of Preschool Pioneers, host Jeremy Walker delves into the controversial topic of "mind magnets," a modern technique using magnetic pulses to alter brain functions in an attempt to address mental health and behavioral issues. Critiquing these methods as dangerous and reminiscent of historical lobotomies, Walker contrasts the humanist approach, which seeks compliance through propaganda, re-education, and chemical alterations, with the Christian perspective that views disobedience to God as the core problem. He advocates for Christian solutions, emphasizing the importance of biblical education, justice, and spiritual rebirth, and encourages Christian parents and teachers to lead in shaping future generations according to God's will.

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.

Is it better to share or live our faith when communicating the Gospel? The Scriptures are filled with calls to live by faith, walk by faith, and grow in faith, but we talk more about sharing our faith. Let’s explore this question!

In episode 15 of "The Last Kingdom," titled "The Roses of Success," host Jeremy Walker explores the transformative power of perceived failures within a Christian context. He challenges the notion that failure is detrimental, proposing instead that setbacks are crucial for growth and success. Drawing on biblical passages and the poignant song "The Roses of Success" from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Walker discusses how each failure seeds the ground for future achievements, emphasizing that true prosperity and growth are achieved through faith and adherence to God's commandments. This episode inspires listeners to view their struggles as opportunities for development and spiritual deepening, reminding them that every challenge is a step toward success.

In this episode of "Preschool Pioneers," host Jeremy Walker critiques the modern trend of lowering educational and parenting standards in the episode titled "L is for Lowering Standards." He argues that reducing expectations leads to poorer developmental outcomes and societal issues, contrary to the prevalent belief that it promotes happiness. Using biblical references and his extensive experience in childcare, Walker challenges listeners to maintain high expectations for children's behavior and development. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing inherent traits in children, such as personality and intelligence, that cannot be altered by lowered standards. This episode is a call to parents and educators to resist the ease of reduced demands and instead, foster a robust framework for growth and responsibility in the younger generation.

A Christian View on the Menace of American Statism

Christians once could name the “seven deadly sins” and how to avoid them, but today, that awareness and praxis are lost to much of the church. In his new book, “The Devil’s Diet,” Jack Phelps shows how these very sins are driving the decline in our culture.

Samuel Houston; Quadaffi; Bank Problems; Economics of Defoe; James II; Slander of Great Men; Louis XIV; St. Vincent de Paul

A Christian View on the Menace of American Statism