The Heretical Federal Vision Doctrine of Norman Shepherd Refuted (by Brian Schwertley)

Pastor Schwertley refutes Federal Vision theology put forth by men such as Norman Shepherd and exposes it as heresy.

To listen via Sermonaudio, click here.

Meet the Judge Who Went Viral For His Creative Punishments

Interesting approach. This judge understands that jail is counterproductive. 

   

Natural Law Pluralists Refuted, Part 2

Natural Law Pluralists Refuted, Part 1 (Brian Schwertley)

Roy Moore's Post-election Statements ("We have Forgotten God")

Given last week after the election, Roy Moore has some sobering statements about the state of our nation

Q&A with Martin Selbrede on “The Many Flavors of Theonomy”

Lessons From Africa (Joel Saint on his Visit to Africa)

A fascinating presentation about Joel Saint's visit to Africa

Tim Yarbrough Defends Roy Moore in Press Conference

Hear Tim Yarbrough, a faithful defender of God's law, defend Roy Moore in a press conference. [around the 112:00 mark, or -25:25 mark (the latter is more precise)]


   

Monuments: Blessings or Curses? (Joel Saint)

PBS Vaccine Debate

This vaccine debate on PBS, which took place at least a couple years ago, is an example of the superior arguments of those who oppose vaccines. Watch especially the critiques of vaccines by Janet Edghill.

For more about vaccines, see our ongoing "Vaccine Pandemic" series.

King Alfred's War Song

Viwe The Township Wrestler

Theonomy Lecture by Pastor Chris Strevel

What kills 7,300 babies in the United States each year? (SIDS and Vaccines)

For more on the evils of vaccines, see our ongoing series Vaccine Pandemic

What is Theonomy? (Mark Rushdoony)

The 'Privatization of our Faith' (Joseph Boot)

What Made Alfred the Great so Great? (Joel Saint)

Hear audio version here

 

Brody File Exclusive: President Trump Says Persecuted Christians Will Be Given Priority As Refugees

Christian Reconstruction (Pastors Brian Schwertley and Ray Joseph)

Our sovereign God is our Lawgiver, Judge, King, and Savior, not man (John M. Otis)

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