CR101 Radio - Podcast Network

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CR101 Radio - Podcast Network is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 1,000 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.

Unknown Host hosts CR101 Radio - Podcast Network, a education show with 1,000 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  Bramble Men

  Sep 14, 20263 minS3

  Jotham’s parable warns what happens when productive people refuse power and bramble men seize it instead (Judg. 9). The olive, fig, and vine were busy producing good fruit; the bramble only wanted rule and threatened destruction if others would not submit. So it is today. Bramble men hate producers and seek power by restraining, harming, or controlling those who actually create and sustain life. The issue is stark: will producers be ruled by thorns, or will the power of the bramble be overthrown? Like it or not, we are all on the firing line. The only question is which side are you on?

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  Episode #21

  Praising the Wicked

  Sep 13, 20263 minS3

  Scripture is blunt: when God’s law is abandoned, the wicked are praised instead of restrained (Prov. 28:4). A justice system that protects criminals while penalizing victims is not neutral it has turned justice upside down. Without Biblical law, righteousness and restitution disappear, and evil is treated gently while the innocent pay the cost. When there is no true preaching of God’s Word, “the people run wild” (Prov. 29:18). A society without vision will excuse wickedness, reward injustice, and call it compassion. Abandon God’s law, and praising the wicked becomes inevitable.

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  Episode #23

  How to be a Failure - Part 6: Demand for Perfection

  Sep 13, 20266 minS2

  Another sure path to failure and frustration is the demand for perfection from everyone around us a demand rooted in man’s fallen longing for paradise without obedience to God. Those who insist on perfect children, perfect spouses, or perfect circumstances are invariably the most unhappy people of all, because they look for peace in others while remaining blind to their own faults. Their hunger is not for God’s holiness but for a world perfectly arranged to satisfy their own wishes, and this leads only to bitterness, disappointment, and broken relationships. The Christian, by contrast, does not look for happiness in a flawless world or flawless people but rests in a perfect God, whose faithfulness never wavers and whose providence never fails. Knowing that perfection belongs to God alone, the believer finds peace not in controlling others but in trusting the Lord, confident that if God is for us, nothing finally can be against us, and that faith in Him is the true victory that overcomes the world.

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  God vs. Molech (Remastered)

  Sep 12, 202658 min

  "Moloch" means king. Moloch worship was state worship a god claiming total jurisdiction, and therefore entitled to total sacrifice. When the state demands more than the tithe, it isn't overreach. It's a rival claim to deity. Conscription, expropriation, cradle-to-grave rule the children still pass through the fire, only the altar has changed. Every society that makes man king ends by sacrificing man.

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  Daniel - Highest Heights from Deepest Depths

  Sep 12, 202625 min

  In this episode, Nathan Conkey looks to Daniel—a man who lost his nation, his home, and every ordinary prospect of family life—yet rose to extraordinary influence in Babylon. The message is for anyone discouraged by personal loss, national decline, or difficult work: judgment is not God’s absence, and hard times are not necessarily a prison. Like Daniel, Joseph, Ezra, and Nehemiah, we were born in God’s providence for the times we inhabit; the very terrain that feels hostile may be the platform on which faithful service and God’s blessing become visible.

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