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Memorializing the Past, A Practice in Remembering God’s Goodness

History has meaning, and we abandon it at our own peril. A society is well-served which is reminded of its own atrocities as well as those perpetrated upon it. A nation should properly commemorate its accomplishments as well as its flights into plain old national air-headedness. Christians, especially, should have no problem embracing the idea that history is the glorious tracing of the goodness of God — in our lives and in the grand scheme of things.

• Curt Lovelace

June 02, 2003

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Is Christ’s Ascension a Neglected Doctrine? Ep. 388

Christ didn’t rise from the dead merely to rescue souls from hell. He ascended to the throne as King of kings. The real question: do Christians actually believe He rules now—or only someday?

• Andrea G. Schwartz
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May 25, 2026

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Of Course You Have a Kingdom Job

“I wish I could do more for the Kingdom,” I hear people say. “I don’t feel what I do as a profession advances the Kingdom.” All work involves some level of frustration as the result of the curse. Mundane work is not necessarily unimportant work. Adam’s work in the garden was largely agricultural we should note, yet it was his designated, and hence holy, calling.

• Mark R. Rushdoony

November 01, 2018

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Should We Follow the Dietary Laws? Ep. 387

Christians say all Scripture matters until Leviticus shows up. What if the dietary laws were never abolished, but ignored because modern believers prefer comfort over obedience?

• Andrea G. Schwartz
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May 18, 2026