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CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Lord's Judgment
When Scripture says “the judgment is God’s,” it means justice must be measured by God’s law, not human opinion. Courts, commerce, and daily life are all called…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkExamples of Apostasy (Enemies in the Church)
Jude 4–7 warns the church to earnestly contend for the faith once delivered by setting before us three stark examples of apostasy: Israel after the Exodus, the…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Changed Meaning of Liberty
Historically, liberty meant a religious privilege or immunity freedom from state control because God alone is Lord. Churches, families, and professions…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Blindfold on Justice
A president cannot truly be “for all the people” if that means affirming every claim and every so-called right. Scripture defines civil authority not as a…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Oath
Deuteronomy 27 and 28 make clear that God alone sets the terms of blessing and judgment, because the land belongs to Him. That truth once shaped America…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkCan Local Communities Save America?
What happens to a civilization when its people no longer have roots? When families relocate for career advancement, when high-density housing developments…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkFalse Expectations
Disillusionment comes when we demand salvation from things that were never meant to carry that weight marriage, money, work reforms, wars, or politics. History…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkAre You Afraid of Life?
Our fears reveal our spiritual condition, and one of the most unhealthy fears is the fear of life itself, which shows itself in retreat, dissatisfaction at…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThis is world is not the wicked's home, he's just a passing through
If exile is real, who is actually exiled? In this episode, Nathan F. Conkey pushes into Genesis 4 and asks the question the "exile identity" preachers won't…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkReligious Liberty
True religious liberty is not a gift of the state but a theological reality grounded in God’s sovereignty. During the Reformation, the relationship between…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Family and Welfare
The greatest welfare system in history was never run by the state it was built by the family. Scripture makes family responsibility non-negotiable, calling…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkEasy Chair No. 152, August 5, 1987 - Gary Mose Behind the Iron Curtain
Gary Mose recounts his two trips behind the Iron Curtain, particularly to Romania, to support persecuted Christians and observe the reality of life under…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Van Til I Knew: An Interview With R.J. Rushdoony
In “The Van Til I Knew,” Rushdoony portrays Cornelius Van Til as both intellectually formidable and personally simple “profound” in philosophical penetration…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkFarming and National Welfare
What happens to farmers doesn’t stay on the farm it ripples through the entire nation. When agriculture collapses, cities swell into poverty and unemployment…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Enemy (Enemies in the Church) (Remastered)
Jude, brother of Jesus and James, sounds a powerful alarm in his short but explosive epistle: Ungodly infiltrators have crept into the church unnoticed…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Two Plans
There are always two plans at work in history. One trusts salvation to centralized, scientific planning by men, where families, private ownership, and…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkAre You Afraid of God?
There is a healthy fear of God, which Scripture calls the beginning of wisdom, born of drawing near to Him and seeing His holiness and our sin, but there is…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkWho is Taking Care of the Poor?
This passage emphasizes that the primary caregivers for the poor in the U.S. are not government agencies, but private and voluntary institutions. The family…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkGovernment
All real government begins with self-government. When people refuse to govern themselves under God, they invite someone else to rule them and history shows…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkMoral Paralysis
In “Moral Paralysis,” Rushdoony argues that modern society is increasingly incapable of decisive moral action because it has abandoned belief in absolute truth…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Kick Me Generation
Some people don’t just stumble into trouble they invite it. Like wearing a hidden “Kick Me” sign, they provoke authority, despise correction, and then cry…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkLiberty
Throughout history, “liberty” has carried radically different meanings. In pagan cultures, liberty meant freedom from restraint especially moral and sexual…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkBlessed are the Peacemakers
When Jesus declared "blessed are the peacemakers," was He describing a passive inner feeling, or commissioning His people to actively establish the conditions…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkAre You Qualified?
What actually makes someone qualified to teach, write, counsel, or advance the kingdom of God? In a culture obsessed with credentials and certifications, many…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkHypocrites
Hypocrisy thrives when we condemn the sins we don’t commit while quietly protecting the ones we do. It’s easy to demand reform from legislators, neighbors, or…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkWisdom: True or False?
True wisdom isn’t found in forcing others to change it begins with being changed ourselves by God’s grace and His Word. The world is full of people who try to…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkFear and Patience
Fear and impatience are inseparably linked, for fear drives men either to reckless retreat or to rash attack, both of which are attempts to escape the strain…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkGod's First Command
In this opening episode of the new podcast season on Dominion, Nathan F. Conkey challenges a doctrine widespread in evangelical and reformed circles: the idea…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkEasy Chair No. 151, July 17, 1987 - Laurie Eck & the Christian Conciliation Service
Laurie Eck discusses the Christian Conciliation Service, a ministry designed to resolve disputes among Christians according to biblical principles rather than…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkReligious Liberty Versus Religious Toleration
Religious liberty recognizes Christ alone as Lord of the church and denies the state any authority to license, regulate, or define faith. Religious toleration…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkStandards
Prices, ages, and even fish stories seem to change over time but the real issue is not the thing being measured, it’s the yardstick. Money has shrunk in value…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkAbortion
This passage emphasizes that the primary caregivers for the poor in the U.S. are not government agencies, but private and voluntary institutions. The family…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkFallen Man
History and experience alike expose the truth Scripture declares: apart from Christ, man is fallen and dangerous. An early archaeologist once observed a…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkCries and God
The crises that fill our newspapers wars, disasters, scandals, and fears are not new, nor are they signs that history has slipped from God’s control, for human…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkTwo Ancient Heresies
“Judge not” is one of the most misused phrases in the Bible often quoted to shut down truth rather than protect it. Scripture doesn’t forbid judgment; it…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkProphet, Priest, King, and Education (Educational Christian Faith) (Remastered)
This address defends Christian education as obedience to Christ’s total lordship, rejecting the charge that it “deflects from the gospel” by insisting that no…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkHow Bad is Pollution?
This passage emphasizes that historical urban pollution was far worse than what we typically imagine today. In the era of horse-drawn vehicles, cities in the…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkJudge Not
“Judge not” is often quoted to silence moral clarity, but Scripture means something far deeper. The Bible never forbids judgment itself it forbids false…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkMoral Disarmament
In “Moral Disarmament,” Rushdoony argues that before societies are conquered politically or militarily, they are first defeated morally, as distinctions…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Biblical Approach to Economics (Remastered)
This lecture presents economics as inherently religious, showing that humanism begins in Genesis 3:5 with man’s desire to be his own god and expresses itself…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkJudgment
We live in an age that preaches tolerance while practicing constant judgment just not by God’s standards. Even those who reject biblical morality still draw…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkRationalism and God
Rationalism treats human reason as the judge of reality and therefore reshapes God to fit man’s standards. By ignoring Scripture’s teaching that all people…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkBirth of a King
The birth of Jesus Christ was not the arrival of a harmless figurehead, but the coming of a true King one born to rule, to defend, and to enforce justice. In…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkNo Vacancies
The Christmas story reminds us that when Christ came into the world, there was no room for Him not in the inn, not in the town, and not in the busy lives of…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Increase of His Government and Peace
Isaiah foretold that Christ would bear the government of the world on His shoulders and that His rule and peace would never stop increasing. True peace…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkRationalism and the Chain of Being
Rationalism inherits a Greek idea that treats good and evil as metaphysical states on a “chain of being” rather than moral obedience or rebellion against God…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Resurrection
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not a vague spiritual symbol it is the decisive victory of God in history, in body and soul, over sin, death, and every…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkEasy Chair No. 150, July 14, 1987 Sweden: The “New Totalitarianism” of Comfort and Conformity
In Easy Chair 150 (July 14, 1987), R.J. Rushdoony and Otto Scott interview Gary and Carlinda Mose about two years in Sweden, portraying a society that looks…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Time of God's Power
When church and state drift into self-glory and abandon obedience to God, it can feel like everything is lost but history tells a very different story. God has…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkEpistemological Self-Consciousness
In “Epistemological Self-Consciousness,” Rushdoony argues that every worldview must eventually face the implications of its own foundations, and that atheism…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkHistory as a Theological Science (Educational Christian Faith) (Remastered)
This session argues that faith reshapes every area of life, so education cannot be neutral: Christianity produces “history” (meaningful, ordered, God-governed…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkWhen God Asks
There are seasons when God asks of us what seems unbearably costly the surrender of loved ones, cherished hopes, or the fruit of long labor and we are tempted…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkSeeds or Weeds
You don’t get vegetables by pulling weeds you get them by planting seeds. Yet millions spend their lives fighting what’s wrong in culture, church, and society…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkAre We Over-Polluted and Over-Populated?
This passage argues that fears of overpopulation and overpollution are largely myths. Citing Dr. Julian L. Simon’s The Ultimate Resource, it emphasizes that…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkThe Relaxed Man
We live in an age medicated for tension but starved for peace. Surrounded by constant noise, bad news, and pressure, we try to treat anxiety with pills while…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkKwan-Yin Versus Christ
In “Kwan-Yin Versus Christ,” Rushdoony contrasts Biblical Christianity with the relativistic, equalitarian impulse he traces to Eastern religions, arguing that…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkFaith in Action
She summed it up in one sentence: “You take it, Lord it’s too much for me.” In a hospital hallway, amid stories of grief piled on grief, that simple act of…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkRationalism and Tyranny
Rationalism treats reason as ultimate, impersonal, and nonhistorical, reducing God to a logical concept rather than the living Lord who reveals Himself in…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkMathematics (Educational Christian Faith) (Remastered)
This session argues that mathematics is inherently religious, not neutral, because every fact, number, and law of logic exists within a God-created order and…
CR101 Radio - Podcast NetworkWhat Aren’t They Telling Us?
James 4:1 asks a question most Christians apply only to personal quarrels: "From whence come wars and fightings among you?" But what if that same diagnostic —…