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Jan Markell welcomes Trevor Rubenstein and Olivier Melnick for the hour. God’s plan of the ages involves Jesus, the Jews and Jerusalem, yet many hate all three. Christ did not return on Rosh HaShanah this year to the disappointment of many! How do we understand the fact that the Bible teaches that 2/3 of the Jews face a future slaughter? And no, the Jews won’t take over the world but a Jew will rule from Jerusalem for one thousand years.
Who’s Behind the Shadow Government?
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Jan Markell spends the hour with Alex Newman. Questionable figures really are creating a deep state and a shadow government. Can this fit into an end-time biblical scenario? We think so. They have a plan with a target date of 2030. Find Newman’s book in our online store.
A Preview of Things to Come
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Jan Markell talks to Tim Moore and Nathan Jones about the convergence of signs of the times. Maui was a preview of things to come in the Tribulation. The Rapture is the ultimate apocalyptic event. Why is a prominent art center teaching kids how to summon demons? We know the hour is late by watching these warnings.
Science Fiction or Reality?
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Pastor Mark Henry welcomes Ken Mikle, Josh Schwartz, and Jill Martin Rische. Hacking humans, removing free will, tracking mankind. Who wrote the script for this unbelievable drama? A.I. could lead to a global religion. Jill Rische gives a stunning paranormal update as well.
The Rescue!
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Pastor Mark Henry and Mondo Gonzales discuss the imminent Rapture of the church. They defend the pre-Trib Rapture and explain the problems with other Rapture-timing theologies. Why the tremendous attack on the pre-Tribulation Rapture? What makes it theologically accurate?