In this podcast, I discuss the vital roles that parents play in advancing the Kingdom of God
In this podcast, I discuss the vital roles that parents play in advancing the Kingdom of God
I am getting to the age when going to memorial services is a more frequent occurrence than in times past. The deceased is not always older than I am. Sometimes death was expected after a long illness; at other times, death was sudden and the family is in stunned disbelief. Moreover, because of the circles …
If as Christians we want to have our society reflect the will and ways of God, we must not repeat the mistakes of the past that got us to where we are today. In other words, we need to challenge the status quo.
I recall many years ago, prior to my conversion, sitting in my bedroom very sad that I had suffered an early miscarriage. I hadn’t taken a pregnancy test to confirm it, but I had suspected that I was pregnant. When my body went through the experience, it was obvious that something out of the ordinary …
Praise God for those times when the scales come off our eyes and we see our way clearer to Kingdom service. In this podcast, I recount the profound effect meeting, reading, and being mentored by R. J. Rushdoony and his wife, Dorothy, had on my life.
Parents who send their children to public schools, which are state schools, are failing in a number of ways when it comes to obedience to God’s Word. The current reality in the United States, and the West in general, is that the only way the name of Jesus Christ is acceptably uttered in public schools …
Twice a month on Sundays, my podcast The Kingdom-Driven Family airs on the Reconstructionist Radio Network. The following episode aired on May 21st, where I read an essay from my book Empowered, entitled, “Loyal Opposition.” Listen here: .
In my book, The Homeschool Life; Discovering God’s Way to Family-Based Education, I included as an appendix, an essay that struck a chord with me. I contacted the author and requested permission to include it. That was granted. As one of my first episodes on the Reconstructionist Radio Network, I chose to read this essay, because …
Education is often confused with schooling. They are not the same things. Too many people go through twelve-plus years of schooling and fail to be useful to those in their family, social circles, or jobs. Schooling often develops a mindset of compulsion and requirements, rather than a quest for knowledge. For many, education stops at …
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