Chapter 1: Mary Anne Ambroselli
Chapter 1: Mary Anne Ambroselli
Written by Gail G Nordskog
Introduction: Part 2
Introduction: Part 2
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Joel McDurmon of discusses the role of Christian Worldview, politics, theology, and how to restore our American Republic.
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The Basics of Christian Reconstruction
The Basics of Christian Reconstruction
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“This is a short introduction to the basics of Christian Reconstruction.
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Gary DeMar and Gary North’s book Christian Reconstruction: What It Is, What It Isn’t
Part 1: The War – Chapter 1
Part 1: The War – Chapter 1
Written by Gary North
Backward, Christian Soldiers
“Christians believe today that they can safely retreat into a zone of social impotence and therefore social irresponsibility, just as they have done for over a century.”
Toby Harmon
Toby Harmon
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“Train up a child in the way he should go, even when he is old he will not depart from it.” -Proverbs 22:6
Raised with a Christian foundation in a Christian family, Toby strayed of the path of righteousness for 9 years to engage in drug and alcohol abuse, sexual addiction, and drug dealing. God stripped him of everything, even his freedom in order to open his eyes and bring him to repentant faith in Christ. Now, by His grace alone, He has blessed Toby to be used of Him to further His Kingdom through Abolitionism.
How Christians Can Start Caring For The Orphan In Their Community
How Christians Can Start Caring For The Orphan In Their Community
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Matt & Helen talk about practical ways that Christians can start caring for the orphans in their communities. It can be as simple as sitting down to have a conversation and using the skills you already have.
Foundations of Reconstruction Essays #1
Foundations of Reconstruction Essays #1
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These audioblogs have been contributed by the folks at The Foundations of Reconstruction.
Covenantal Thinking
Covenantal Thinking
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Thus, spiritual man and mature man both describe a man who can judge both good and evil, in all things. It is righteous judgment that defines a spiritual, mature man. He is a man who knows the difference between good and evil, and has trained his senses to discern good vs. evil in everything that comes his way.