God's World, God's Way
Claim This Podcastby Nathan F. Conkey
Podcast Overview
<p>You were made for more than going to church every week, then going to heaven when you die, you were meant to reign in life! In "God’s World, God’s Way," we explore how men like you can uncover their true identity as kings and priests in Christ, reject the trap of false spirituality, and embrace the responsibility to rule yourself and your domain, God's way. Each episode unpacks God’s Word — lived out by the 'heroes' of the faith — and special studies, giving you Bible patterns and frameworks you can apply to your life so you can live with purpose, lead with courage, and build a generational legacy.</p>
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July 18, 2026
K!ll the Men, Take the Women: The Real Story of Genesis 6
<p>Forget the giants — they're not in the Hebrew text. Genesis 6 describes something darker: a campaign to exterminate the godly line by murdering the men and seizing the women, until eight souls remained. Nathan F. Conkey walks through Genesis 4–6 and asks: if believers and unbelievers really share a "common kingdom," why was God's covenant community nearly wiped off the earth?</p> <p>Episode 4.3 of God's World, God's Way. Free audiobooks, eBooks, and podcasts at CR101radio.com.</p>
July 11, 2026
This is world is not the wicked's home, he's just a passing through
<p>If exile is real, who is actually exiled? In this episode, Nathan F. Conkey pushes into Genesis 4 and asks the question the "exile identity" preachers won't: who does the Bible say has no abiding place on the earth?</p> <p>Along the way: how Adam and Eve pioneered Christian education, why the division of labour between Cain and Abel lays the foundations of biblical economics, and why your calling doesn't require a pulpit. Then the heart of the matter — the first mention of "fugitive and vagabond" is God's curse on Cain, a murderer of God's people. Scripture is consistent: the righteous inherit the earth; the wicked are cut off from it (Psalm 37, Proverbs 2). So when teachers hand Christians Cain's curse and call it their identity, they're calling bitter sweet.</p> <p>We also test David VanDrunen's "common kingdom" against the story of Cain and Abel — and find not neutrality, but enmity. From the first murder to the first city, non-Christian civilisation has never been neutral ground.</p> <p>You are not a stranger to the earth. You're a dominion man, and the earth is your inheritance.</p> <p>Sponsored by CR101radio.com, in association with Grace Community School and Nicene Covenant Church. Visit CR101radio.com for free Christian audiobooks, eBooks, and podcasts.</p>
July 4, 2026
God's First Command
<p>In this opening episode of the new podcast season on Dominion, Nathan F. Conkey challenges a doctrine widespread in evangelical and reformed circles: the idea that Christians are exiles on the earth, just passing through on their way to heaven, with no real business in wealth, work, politics, or culture. Walking through Genesis 1–3, he argues the Bible teaches the opposite. Man was formed from the earth and commanded to take dominion over it — a mandate written into human nature (Gen 1:26) and issued as God's very first command (Gen 1:28). From gold and gems in Genesis 2 flow trade, banking, craftsmanship, science, and family life; none of it a distraction from the kingdom, all of it dominion work done God's way. Exile, by contrast, makes its first appearance in Genesis 3 — and there it is God's <i>judgment on sin</i>, not the believer's identity. Conkey contends that "exile theology" is a prison of words that has neutralised faithful men and left Bible-believing churches with little cultural impact. His call: repent of living like an exile, recover your identity as a dominion man, and start building. Next episode turns to Cain — the first man God actually made a stranger and vagabond on the earth.</p>
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- What is God's World, God's Way?
<p>You were made for more than going to church every week, then going to heaven when you die, you were meant to reign in life! In "God’s World, God’s Way," we explore how men like you can uncover their true identity as kings and priests in Christ, reject the trap of false spirituality, and embrace the responsibility to rule yourself and your domain, God's way. Each episode unpacks God’s Word — lived out by the 'heroes' of the faith — and special studies, giving you Bible patterns and frameworks you can apply to your life so you can live with purpose, lead with courage, and build a generational legacy.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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