Far too often we stop the story of Jesus at the cross. But the cross fails to do its job if there's no resurrection. It's time we start telling the whole gospel story.

It's another episode of The Erinvironment Podcast! She's a certified environmentalist and he's a certified pastor. Erin and Jamin talk about what resurrection actually is and why the environment matters so much in light of it. We'll dive deeper into this conversation in our Easter 1208TV premiere at 6pm on Sunday here on Facebook. You can also download the audio of this episode at

This week's longer 1208TV episode covers the last days of Jesus' life on earth (from Palm Sunday to the Easter resurrection) in a rather unique way. We'll be sharing a "radio theater" of sorts in which the Bible stories we all know so well will be retold in an allegorical-fantasy-esque kind of way.

Lady Babylon has a way of resurfacing in different nations all throughout the Bible—including God's own nation. This should speak volumes to us even 2,000 years later.

We've talked quite a bit on the Erinvironment about why we should take care of the environment—now Erin gives you some basic tips as to how to do so.

With COVID-19 moving us to the internet, 1208TV launched with a special documentary-like message on Armageddon. Watch it on our Facebook page or listen to it here on the 1208PODCAST.

Jamin uses the technique of visions and imaginative prayer to illustrate how the Holy Spirit can lead us through counseling and inner healing.

Jamin and his breakout session audience talk about their own experiences in casting out demons, what they've learned, and what the Bible teaches on the subject.

Jamin holds a breakout session at Reveal Jackson on the spiritual gift of healing. What is it? What does the Bible have to say about it? How do we pray for others to be healed? Dive into the discussion.

Erin dives into the book of Job and explains how taking care of nature is a part of our religion while Jamin continually hijacks the conversation with comments on ancient thinking. Classic.