A Word in Season: Messages by R.J. Rushdoony on the Faith for All of Life

Introducing the daily messages by R. J. Rushdoony on the uncompromising faith.These daily messages on the faith for all of life are unlike any compilation of Christian "devotional" ever published. A Word in Season reveals the intense, but simple, approach to applying one's faith to every area of life and thought. This is all done in a format of bite-sized readings on the uncompromising faith.

A Word in Season: Messages by R.J. Rushdoony on the Faith for All of Life is a religion podcast hosted by R.J. Rushdoony, with 615 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

R.J. Rushdoony hosts A Word in Season: Messages by R.J. Rushdoony on the Faith for All of Life, a religion show with 615 episodes published.

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  Episode #5

  The Work of Faith

  Aug 26, 20263 minS3

  Paul thanks God for the Thessalonian believers’ “work of faith, and labour of love, and patience of hope in our Lord Jesus Christ” (1 Thess. 1:3), showing that true Christian life unites faith, love, and hope in action. The “work of faith” is not mere belief but hard, self-giving labor to obey God’s Word and serve His people faith that transforms both heart and hands. The “labour of love” is the sweaty, sacrificial dedication we owe to the Lord, just as Christ’s love for us was proven in the costly work of the cross. And the “patience of hope” is steadfast endurance and persistent action, no matter the obstacles, because we hope in the victorious Christ. In a world more troubled than the early church ever faced plagued by economic distress, political tyranny, and humanistic statism this is no hour for despair. It is time for us to rise and work in faith, love, and hope, confident that our Lord’s triumph is certain and His kingdom will prevail. #WorkOfFaith #LabourOfLove #PatienceOfHope #VictoryInChrist

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  Episode #33

  The Exaltation of a People

  Aug 25, 20263 minS2

  The founders believed a nation rises or falls not by power or policy, but by righteousness before God. They took Proverbs seriously “Righteousness exalteth a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people” and saw moral decay as a summons to judgment, not progress. To them, national strength was first a spiritual matter, not a political one. If they were right, then our deepest crisis today isn’t constitutional or economic, but religious and moral. The true exaltation of a people comes from God alone and it follows faithfulness, not rebellion.

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  Episode #7

  Judgment

  Aug 25, 20262 minS3

  In Psalm 9, David exults that God executes righteous judgment, declaring, “The LORD shall endure for ever: he hath prepared his throne for judgment. And he shall judge the world in righteousness” (Ps. 9:7–8). Without God’s judgments upon wayward men and nations, life would become unbearable; evil powers rise and fall, yet the Lord remains forever, a refuge for the oppressed and a destroyer of the wicked. God ministers to the world in two ways: grace through the church and justice through the state. When either fails its calling, God judges them both. We too are called to exercise grace and justice in our families and vocations, knowing that we ourselves will be judged if we neglect our duty. David’s prayer “Arise, O LORD; let not man prevail” (Ps. 9:19) reminds us that the alternative to divine judgment is the triumph of sinful man, turning the world into a living hell. Far from being harsh, God’s judgments are acts of grace and mercy, disciplining us as a loving father corrects his child, clearing the ground of history for faithful generations and preserving the possibility of redemption. #GodsJudgment #RighteousJudge #MercyInJustice

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  Episode #6

  A Word of Rebellion

  Aug 24, 20262 minS3

  A common complaint today is: “A good God couldn’t allow that to happen,” as if God must conform to our personal standard of goodness or be judged guilty. Yet the real problem lies not with God but with our rebellious hearts like a spoiled child who screams, “You don’t love me!” when denied his demands. In truth, a world in open rebellion against its Creator is neither safe nor easy; it is a fallen place full of penalties, risks, and suffering. We lock our doors and live with danger precisely because this is not heaven. Scripture gives us our marching orders: we are called to bring every realm into captivity to Christ, until the triumphant day when “the kingdoms of this world are become the kingdoms of our Lord, and of his Christ; and he shall reign for ever and ever” (Rev. 11:15). Until that glorious victory, the Lord will not let a rebellious world become a comfortable haven for sin. The question remains: are we faithfully meeting our responsibility to our King? #WorldOfRebellion #ChristIsKing #KingdomCome

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  Episode #5

  God and the Future

  Aug 23, 20263 minS3

  A prominent professor once claimed the future is an open, unbound field with no effect on the present, yet Scripture declares otherwise: God governs every tomorrow just as He does the past and present. “Known unto God are all his works from the beginning of the world” (Acts 15:18); nothing happens apart from His sovereign providence. Our confidence rests in the Lord revealed in Jesus Christ, who alone determines the future not man, tyrants, or any scheme. Amid earthquakes, disasters, and warring nations, the Psalmist trusted unshakably: “God is our refuge and strength… Therefore will not we fear, though the earth be removed” (Ps. 46:1–2). True faith in God means trusting Him over every coming day, fearing Him rather than man or state, and conforming our lives to His will alone. He never surrenders the government of the universe He alone is God, and “beside Him there is none else” (Isa. 45:22). #GodAndTheFuture #SovereignLord #HeIsInControl

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