The NXR Podcast

A lesson on effeminacy and where to find soft men.

In this episode of Theology Applied, Tim Chaffey joins the show to explain 1) Who are the Nephilim, 2) The Three Possible Origins of the Nephilim, and 3) How the Nephilim Returned after the Flood. Ministry Sponsors: Join the Regenerative Movement! MOVE OVER, JERKY! Biltong is the new and improved jerky. A farm fresh meat snack with all of the protein and goodness, and none of the sugar, artificial...

Joshua thoroughly crushed all the strongholds of the Canaanite kings, and in this sense, Joshua took the whole land. However, there were still many small towns and villages remaining. It was the task of each individual tribe to fight and plunder the land that was specifically apportioned to them as their inheritance. If these tribes failed to do so, it was not because of any lack in the power of G...

God is exceedingly gracious in the order in which he arranges the battles of our lives. Too often we convince ourselves that we must fight our biggest giants first, when God would have us fight them last. Perhaps, the clearest example of this is the Christians’ final battle with his own death.

Total Depravity? Yes. But not for the Christian. So what does the Bible actually teach regarding the relationship between the Christian and sin?

Should nations have blasphemy laws? Would this be considered forced religion? Is it too late for America? Is our nation coming to an end? All this and more with Pastor Joel. Ministry Sponsors: Join the Regenerative Movement! MOVE OVER, JERKY! Biltong is the new and improved jerky. A farm fresh meat snack with all of the protein and goodness, and none of the sugar, artificial flavorings, or preserv...

Israel’s fear of the Anakim (the tribe of great giants) caused them to refuse to enter the land of Canaan 38 years earlier. And yet, when Israel finally did enter the promised land, they faced the Anakim last. It was only after God had thoroughly trained them in conquest in war that he finally calls Israel to wage battle with the Anakim. God is exceedingly gracious in the order in which he arrange...

In the Bible, there are two types of sojourners. Some were called to sojourn as exiles, waiting to be delivered from the land. Others sojourned as warriors, working to inherit the land.

“For it was of the Lord to harden their hearts, that they should come against Israel in battle, that he might destroy them utterly, and that they might have no favour, but that he might destroy them, as the Lord commanded Moses.” Joshua 11:20

In this episode of Theology Applied, Jared Longshore joins the show to discuss Covenant Theology, Covenant Children, and the rising threat of the State taking away our kids. Ministry Sponsors: Join the Regenerative Movement! MOVE OVER, JERKY! Biltong is the new and improved jerky. A farm fresh meat snack with all of the protein and goodness, and none of the sugar, artificial flavorings, or preserv...

Joshua was likely tempted to use the Canaanites' weapons against them, but God would not have it. Strategy and innovation are not prohibited, but God demands that his people place their ultimate trust in him. We cannot place our trust in the very things that our enemies have trusted, while assuming that God will bless it.

Joshua was perfectly obedient as he waged war against the Canaanites, even destroying their chariots and horses (verse 6). There are many treasures of Babylon/Canaan that are ripe for the Christian to plunder. All truth is God's truth. However, there are certain tools and tactics of the devil that the Christian must resist.

Israel had just finished a long and tiring conquest of the land of Canaan. They appear to have silently determined that they were done with war. They had witnessed the barbarism of the authoritarian leaders of Canaan. And now, their own leader, Joshua, was dead. In Joshua's absence, a poisonous potion of fatigue, apathy, and misguided pity for Israel's enemies was brewed. The “postwar sent...

Grace is a gift, but this gift must be received through faith. And here’s the really neat part - God provides the faith necessary to receive grace as well.

Just as Joshua and Israel found great success in conquering their enemies in Joshua 10, God now grants them the same success against an even greater enemy in Joshua 11. In Joshua 10, Israel goes to war against five kings and their armies. In Joshua 11, all the remaining kings in the land of Canaan now unite against Joshua, so that their number was like “the sand that is on the seashore.” God's...

God's ordinary design for the Christian life is that we often face challenges in a progression of increasing difficulty. The victories of our past serve to be training grounds for the next trial.

In this episode of Theology Applied, Rachel Jankovic joins the show to describe, in very practical terms, what Women’s Ministry looks like in Moscow, Idaho (Christ’s Church/Wilsons). Ministry Sponsors: Join the Regenerative Movement! MOVE OVER, JERKY! Biltong is the new and improved jerky. A farm fresh meat snack with all of the protein and goodness, and none of the sugar, artificial flavorings, o...

“Do not make yourselves unclean by any of these things, for by all these the nations I am driving out before you have become unclean, and the land became unclean, so that I punished its iniquity, and the land vomited out its inhabitants.” Leviticus‬ ‭18‬:‭24‬-‭25‬ ‭ESV‬‬

“Nations that forget God will be turned into hell.” -Matthew Henry

Joshua thoroughly crushed all the strongholds of the Canaanite kings, and in this sense, Joshua took the whole land. However, there were still many small towns and villages remaining. It was the task of each individual tribe to fight and plunder the land that was specifically apportioned to them as their inheritance. If these tribes failed to do so, it was not because of any lack in the power of G...

Natural revelation does not merely address the immoral nature of murder, theft, or deceit. Natural revelation speaks, first and foremost, of God. It is an indictment against the idolatry of all men.

Those who oppose Christian Nationalism must be careful not to “unhitch from the Old Testament.”

In Jeremiah 18, God makes a unique promise regarding all nations at all times.

In this episode of Theology Applied, Jeff Wright joins Joel for a conversation about why Christians are moving to more conservative, rural areas, and what God might be up to in his wise providence. Ministry Sponsors: Join the Regenerative Movement! MOVE OVER, JERKY! Biltong is the new and improved jerky. A farm fresh meat snack with all of the protein and goodness, and none of the sugar, artificia...

In the book of Joshua, Israel was commanded by God to slaughter whole tribes, including the women and children. So how do we reconcile this with the rest of Scripture?