France, the Huguenots, and Deuteronomy 28
France, the Huguenots, and Deuteronomy 28
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How did the most powerful nation in Christendom for several hundred years sink down to the level of such insignificance?
Assigned Reading:
– Covenant Enforced: John Calvin’s Sermons on Deuteronomy 27-28
Torture: A Biblical Critique
Written by Dr. Phillip Kayser
The United Nations, Solidarity International, and some human rights organizations have tried to define and rule out torture, but have been frustrated at how difficult it is to even define the term. Is abortion torture? Solidarity International surprisingly says “No.” But what is even more bizarre, that “human rights” organization has successfully brought a complaint before the United Nations against Nicaragua, claiming that this nation is engaging in torture against women on a massive scale by prohibiting all abortion! What is torture? Should our civil government ever engage in torture? How do we know? It is the contention of this author that apart from the infallible revelation of God in the Scriptures, no one can give a consistent answer. What are we to think of the practices of spanking, waterboarding, and corporal punishment? This booklet seeks to give a Biblically consistent answer to these and other questions.
The Proverbs 31 Woman
The Proverbs 31 Woman
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If you are looking for a passive, docile, obedient woman, a woman that would be satisfied to be bossed around and “discipled” and told what to do and be patronized and taught and instructed…you are looking for the wrong kind of woman. Take those patriarchal ideas and throw them in the garbage can.
Assigned Reading:
– The Rise of Christianity: How the Obscure, Marginal Jesus Movement Became the Dominant Religious Force in the Western World in a Few Centuries, Rodney Stark
The Problem of Evil: A Dialogue
Written by Dr. Phillip Kayser
Throughout human history various explanations for the existence of evil have been offered. Philosophers and theologians across the ages have struggled to explain it. This booklet shows that only the Bible can provide a clear and coherent answer to which we must not add or subtract.
Rusty Thomas
Rusty Thomas
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Pastor Rusty Thomas of Operation Save America visits the War Room to talk about spiritual warfare and how not to become a casualty.
Prayers for Spiritual Warfare
Written by Dr. Phillip Kayser
Praying according to God’s will (1 John 5:14) simply means praying Scriptural prayers. It involves claiming God’s promises, pleading God’s attributes, aligning our prayers with God’s commandments and filling our adorations, confessions, thanksgivings and supplications with the text of the Bible. What a way to increase the faith of prayer warriors!
If one examines the prayers of Nehemiah, Daniel, Moses and other saints, one will discover that these prayer warriors confidently prayed because they filled their prayers with the promises of a God who cannot lie; they anchored their prayers in the character of a God who is faithful; and they aligned their desires with God’s revealed desires. It is our prayer that this booklet would teach us to do the same.
Covenantal, Historical Sanctions Defended in the Book of Job
Covenantal, Historical Sanctions Defended in the Book of Job
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Gordan Runyan, from Immanuel Baptist Church in Tucumcari, New Mexico, provides an overview of the book of Job, providing answers to sticky questions. He shows that modern evangelicalism still struggles along under the bad thinking exhibited by Job’s three friends, and by Job himself, and explains God’s enigmatic answer to the thematic question, “Why do the righteous suffer?” He manages to throw shade at Word of Faith, R2K, Dispensationalism, and Amillennialism along the way.
John Reasoner and Jay Rogers
John Reasoner and Jay Rogers
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John Andrew Reasoner and Jay Rogers join me in the War Room to weigh in on OSA’s Louisville action, and to discuss the tactic of rescue, creating an anti-death culture through theonomic discipleship, and the result of a merger of charismatic Christianity with Christian Reconstructionism.
Covenantal Art
Covenantal Art
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Art must take the world as interpreted by God and represent it in a form that emphasizes either beauty or ugliness, and re-interpret them ethically/judicially after God’s interpretation of them.
Assigned Reading:
– From Dawn to Decadence: 1500 to the Present: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life, Jacques Barzun
Racism and Christian Reconstruction
Racism and Christian Reconstruction
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In this episode, I will seek to share a personal event in a feedstore that reminded me that Christian Reconstruction is a worldview for all of life, not just at the times it is convenient.
The Anti-Covenantal Nature of Racism by Bojidar Marinov
The Roots of Reconstruction by R.J. Rushdoony