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  • Jack Hibbs Podcast - Revelation: A Three-Hour Tour

    You asked for it—we delivered! Pastor Jack reads through the entire book of Revelation on this extended episode. Get comfortable and join us for this three-hour, exciting look through the Revelation of Jesus Christ.

    (00:00) Revelation Explained: The Three Buckets (Past, Present, Future)
    (08:00) The Seven Churches and the Church Age (Revelation 2–3)
    (39:00) Heaven Opened: The Throne Room and the Lamb (Revelation 4–5)
    (1:03:00) Tribulation Begins: Seals, Trumpets, and Global Judgment
    (1:30:00) Antichrist, False Prophet, and the Mark of the Beast
    (2:07:00) The Bowl Judgments and the Fall of Babylon
    (2:28:00) Second Coming, Millennium, and Final Judgment
    (2:42:00) New Heaven, New Earth, and the Eternal Kingdom

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    2 hr 56 min
  • Audio News Archive - SRN News - U.S. and Russia reestablish military-to-military dialogue

    The U.S. and Russia have agreed to reestablish high-level, military-to-military dialogue for the first time in more than four years. It’s seen as a sign of warming relations between the two countries since President Trump took office and sought to end the war in Ukraine. The agreement emerged from a meeting between senior Russian and American military officials in the UAE. Meanwhile, the last remaining nuclear arms pact between Russia and the U.S. expired Thursday. The START treaty dates back more than half a century to the Cold War and set limits on each country’s missiles, launchers and strategic warheads.


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  • Audio News Archive - SRN News - Confidence in organized religion is in decline

    Confidence in organized religion is in decline

    VERBATIM:  The Gallup organization has been culling through its date over the years and paints a rather stark picture.  In the year 2000 — a quarter century ago — 56% of Americans said they had a lot of confidence in organized religion in this country.  In 2025, it was only 36%.  Gallup also reports that while 45% of adults say they currently belong to a church or synagogue — 68% said they did in 2000, which probably has a lot to do with confidence.  MH REPORTING


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  • The WallBuilders Show - Washington, Adams, And A Two-Hour Prayer Set The Tone For Liberty

    A two-hour prayer opened the First Continental Congress, and the selected Scripture reading seemed to mirror the headlines from Boston. That image—leaders kneeling before leading—sets the stage for a tour through letters, proclamations, and battlefield reports that reveal how faith, providence, and civic courage intertwined at America’s founding. We follow John Adams as he urges Abigail to read Psalm 35 aloud, track the Continental Congress’s cycles of fasting and thanksgiving, and revisit the improbable moments when militias and makeshift gunboats bested the world’s top military power.

    We dig into the historical record to test common claims. Were the founders distant deists? Washington’s correspondence says something different, pointing to providence so “conspicuous” that only ingratitude could miss it. We explore why the Treaty of Paris invokes “the most holy and undivided Trinity,” and how that language reflected solemn duty, not mere habit. Along the way, we connect the cultural practice of public prayer to the practical needs of a nation at war, showing how shared rituals forged unity, resilience, and gratitude in the face of long odds.

    The conversation lands on a challenge that feels as urgent now as it did then: freedom depends on character. Washington called religion and morality indispensable to political prosperity, and Adams warned the Constitution fits a moral and religious people—or it fails. Whether you approach these sources as a believer, a skeptic, or a curious citizen, the takeaways are clear: ideas shape institutions, and institutions shape destinies. Listen to the full story, share it with a friend who loves history, and if it resonates, subscribe, leave a review, and tell us: can freedom endure without a moral core?

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    27 min

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