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GUEST: MARY JANE WHEATON, David’s Mom
God designed marriage to be between one man and one woman for life, for husband and wife to love each other, embrace mutually beneficial roles, and raise children to love and obey God. The family is the protective nest, a place of intended peace, that results in Godly individuals and thus God-fearing societies.
If one had to state just […]
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GUEST: HALEY ERICKSON, Christian Nutrition Coach and Personal Trainer
While there is great diversity in the world—religion, culture, socio-economic, geographic, personal experience, family background, education, etc.—there are some things we all have in common. One of them is a physical body.
It’s interesting to note that God spoke everything into existence except for Adam (man), which God formed the “dust from the ground, and breathed into […]
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GUEST: ALEX NEWMAN, author, Indoctrinating Our Children to Death
Most Christians who discern the times know that the U.S. public education system (i.e. government-run schools) is humanistic to the core (humanism being the worldview/religion where man is the highest authority). Under the banner of “separation of church and state”, subversives have successfully removed from government schools the most important subject to understand truth/reality—God.
Capturing and secularizing […]
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In the days leading up to Easter I was watching a weather forecast on television. When the extended forecast came up showing the weekend ahead, there was an icon of a bouncing bunny on Easter Sunday (better termed Resurrection Sunday). Nothing on Crucifixion Friday…not even a mention of Easter weekend.
How sad and tragic that the most important event in the history of mankind—the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ—has been replaced with […]
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GUEST: ANDREW DeBARTOLO, Director of Operations, Liberty Coalition Canada
To borrow a popular term today, the United States is in “transition”. Whereas the nation once “identified” as a broadly Christian nation (the Declaration of Independence refers multiple times to the Christian God), a real transition (in contrast to the imagined transitions and marriages of the transvestite/homosexual movement) has and is taking place to a present-day […]
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Shepherds’ Conference is a three-day pastors conference held in early March at Grace Community Church in Los Angeles (this is the church that John MacArthur has pastored for 55 years). What started 40 years or so ago with about 100 pastors has grown into 5000 church leaders and laymen gathering from all corners of the world.
“The mission of Shepherds Conference is to provide […]
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Guest: Costi Hinn, pastor and author, Knowing the Spirit
The Holy Spirit is the “most used and abused member of the Trinity,” writes our guest Costi Hinn in his new book,
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GUEST: Scott Aniol, Editor in Chief G3 Ministries and Featured in Cessationist
It’s a simple question with far-reaching ramifications: do Christians today possess the same miraculous “sign” gifts that God gave first century apostles, such as Peter and Paul, to…
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GUEST: Tom Buck, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church (Lindale, TX)
Back in 2022, we were interested to learn that a non-profit foundation, funded to the tune of $100M by mostly anonymous donors, had put together a marketing campaign called “He Gets Us” to, in their own words, “rediscover the life and teachings of Jesus, the world’s most radical love activist?”
Hmm, the life and teaching […]
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GUEST: ALEX NEWMAN, Journalist and CEO, Liberty Sentinel Media
The final book of God’s Word—Revelation—clearly describes that the world in the future before Christ’s return will be largely globalized and led by a leader called the antichrist or beast. Revelation 13 says as Antichrist appears on the scene, “the dragon [Satan] gave him [the beast] his power and his throne and great authority. I saw […]
