Reconstructionist Radio Master Feed

<p>A recent trend toward more young people attending church begs the question: Is church affiliation more about consumer preference or doctrinal distinctives?</p>

<p>Civilization depends on a simple truth: God sets the boundaries for human life. When those boundaries are ignored, order begins to unravel. Enjoy this discussion with Chalcedon vice-president, Martin Selbrede.</p>

<p>Christians must view war through a biblical lens rather than national interest or fall prey to a propaganda that leads to condoning evil. Does the Bible speak about wars? Let’s find out.</p>

<p>Could Cultural Collapse Be a Household Failure?</p>

<p>Fraud, riots, and unthinkable headlines aren’t “just the times”, they’re what happens when authority ignores its limits because the state can’t save what it corrupts. Only God’s Word can restore.</p>

<p>The headlines expose rot, but exposure isn’t repentance. This only makes us experts at spotting evil and amateurs at correcting it. Here’s why that hypocrisy keeps the darkness winning.</p>

<p>95% of parents abort their unborn children for Cystic Fibrosis, but here’s one of the 5%: she wasn’t aborted and used her faith to turn adversity into hope, purpose, athletic excellence and a devotion to Christ.</p>

<p>The command to love one’s enemies sounds simple until God’s law explains what love and mercy actually require, replacing emotion with obedience and clarity.</p>

<p>Our Lord’s continual rebukes of the religious leaders of His day are revelatory and applicable to our times. What can we say to today’s Pharisees?</p>

<p>Confession usually comes after someone gets caught. But real confession happens before exposure. The difference reveals whether a person fears God or just fears consequences, and whether belief actually governs behavior when no one is watching.</p>

<p>Is God’s call through the gospel a general invitation to all or a summons to His elect? Listen to discover why this distinction matters.</p>

<p>Bad Christian movies come from weak theology that replaces storytelling with sermons; faithful Christian art must pursue excellence, realism, and trust story to communicate truth.</p>

<p>Isaac Rushdoony looks back on growing up around Chalcedon where R.J. Rushdoony wasn’t a distant icon—he was simply “grandpa,” fishing at the pond, smiling at family dinners, and worshiping on the family property. This grounded upbringing shaped his confidence that Chalcedon’s mission will continue because of a shared vision, not a family name.</p>

<p>Is Free Will Satan’s Gospel?</p>

<p>A “good church girl” faces an unplanned pregnancy and discovers how fear, shame, and silence can push even believers toward abortion. Rebekah Hagan shares her story and how she turned her sin into a mission to save the unborn.</p>