Church? Hell No

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and his guest George Whirley, Pastor, New Creation Restoration Church and Prison Ministry discuss the truth about the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. They review the story of the Resurrection as told in Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John, noting how soon after the Resurrection this history was recorded. The evidence that Jesus was killed by his crucifixion is reviewed. The significance of the angel at the tomb meeting with women and not the disciples is reviewed. The disciples were dejected, disillusioned, and afraid and Jesus appearing to them after the Resurrection transformed them into evangelists that were willing to give their lives for Jesus, their Lord and Saviour. The Damascus Road experience of the Apostle Paul is similar to what happens to skeptics today and many have to be convinced just as James, the brother of Jesus. "If you declare with your mouth, Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God is raised from the dead, you will be saved" (Romans 10:9)

Ordained minister Dennis Hall explores the implications of a Supreme Court nominee refusing or unable to define a woman. He explains why this act is a falling away from Christian faith and principles, considered apostasy in Christian churches. The meaning of the word apostasy is revealed along with the Scripture that speaks to apostasy.  He addresses Moral apostacy, Theological apostasy, and Pharisaical apostasy. The spiritual warfare that is underway is part of his discussion of the cultural headwinds that are leading to Christians being marginalized and persecuted. A situation for which that Christians are unprepared. He is stressing that Christians must put on the armor of God and join the spiritual battle to expand the Kingdom of God.

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Ordained Minister Dennis Hall and his guest Rev Jim Murphy, Pastor of Christ Anglican Church in Cashiers, NC discuss the lack of civility in American society and the growing tension between the right and left, extremists and moderates, believers and non-believers, and the have and have-nots. The widespread use of obscene and vulgar words in everyday language aimed at others, from the blue collar workplace to the offices of corporate and political leaders this lack of civility is producing a generation that cannot identify a curse word. Today there is general agreement among the population of the U.S. that this trend is a major problem for America. We are moving in the direction of chaos and civil unrest. "The path to political recovery and spiritual renewal requires work. We can turn the cheek, but not be weak. We can lift up the least among us, as uncorrupted religions teach, while we respect and improve our laws. We can love our enemies deeply-'agape,' as the Greeks, Christ and Dr. King encouraged."-Jim Brown, author of Ending Our Uncivil War: A Path to Political Recovery and Spiritual Renewal.

Ordained Minister Dennis Hall discusses salvation as the free gift that will cost you your life. He highlights Scripture that tells us we are saved by the grace of God, not through our works. He goes on to quote Jesus who is asking that those who believe in Him follow Him.  He wants us to follow Him in faith and love. Reverend Hall points out that Jesus said that if we love Him we will follow his teachings, and that if there is no evidence in our lives that we are following Jesus, then in Jesus' words we do not love Him.  This podcast is calling those who profess to be Christians to embrace the teachings of Jesus and make Him Lord and Savior.

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and George Whirley, Pastor of New Creations Restoration Church and prison ministry in Indianapolis, IN discuss the negative attitudes toward street preachers. They discuss the street preachers in the Bible from Peter, Noah, Jonah, John the Baptist, Paul, and Jesus. The reasons street preachers get negative reactions are explored from a Scriptural standpoint. John 3:20 is highlighted, "Everyone who does evil hate the light for fear that their deeds will be exposed." Tips for making street ministries successful are gleaned from Scripture beginning with 1 Peter 3:15. The discussion ends with these words from Luke 6:27-28, "But I say to you who hear , love your enemies, do good to the those that hate you, bless those that curse you, pray for those that mistreat you."

Podcasting from the world's largest motorcycle event, ordained minister Dennis Hall interviews an iconic figure regularly seen on Main Street in Daytona , Florida, during  the famous Daytona Bike Week, standing by a twelve foot cross symbolizing the crucifixion of Jesus. George Whirley, Pastor of New Creations Restoration Church and Prison Ministry in Indianapolis, IN has carried the cross down Main Street during Daytona Bike Weekkfor the last twentyl eight years. During this interview listeners will learn about the spiritual journey that Pastor George has been on and the things that occured along the way that brought him to the foot of the cross on Main Street. It is an inspiring story that will speak to both believers and sceptics

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Rev. Jim Murphy, Pastor Christ Anglican Church, Cashiers, NC discuss the purposes of churches and the dangers of a Holy Huddle defined as the tendency for Christians to surround themselves with other believers. It occurs when believers isolate themselves from non-Christians, developing relationships only with other believers, having very few deep friendships, if any, with unbelievers. How to determine if you are living in a Holy Huddle and how to escape the Holy Huddle are are their focus in this podcast. Believers are encouraged to reach out to those outside the faith and unbelievers are urged to find an evangelical Christians and become their friend to see an alternate worldview.

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Dr. Mark Ford, Pastor First Baptist Church, Highlands, North Carolina discuss the pandemic's (COVID) biblical implications. The pandemics in the Scripture are highlighted as well as the many pandemics that have occurred throughout the history of the world. The idea that the  COVID vaccine should be avoided because it may be the mark (666) talked about in the book of Revelations was dismissed. Both of these theological scholars agree that this contemporary plague coupled with the persecution of Christians that is occurring, false prophets, the proliferation of sin, and the growing cold of hearts signal an intensifying of events that makes end times closer at hand. This time will come only after the gospel is preached in all the world, according to Scripture. The listeners who are searching for God were encouraged to read the book of John in the Bible and spend time in prayer.

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Ordained minister Dennis  Hall and guest Dr. Mark Ford, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Highlands, North Carolina discuss the gradual move toward globalism. They begin by defining globalism and the secular idols that are being created in this movement, pointing out the idols of big global data (the internet), big global law, and big global money funds. The gradual decreasing significance of national borders and the impact on the principles of Christian faith are an important part of this discussion. They agree this trend is inevitable and predicted in the book of Revelation. This is a trend that is bringing much evil into the world, and the remedy for this social virus is to be inoculated by the Scripture and bathed in prayer.

Dennis Hall and his guest Dr. Mark Fork, Pastor First Baptist Church, Highlands, North Carolina continue their discussion of the dark problems in the United States and what God's word has to say about these issues. With the backdrop of the country celebrating black history month and a self-described Marxist organization like Black Lives Matter having their principles taught in public school to acknowledge this month's designation, the discussion analyzes the Bible's view of socialism. The beginning of Marxism and the infection of Marxism in the U.S. noting that Neo-Marxism divides the society into oppressor and oppressed with the oppressed defined by race, sex, sexuality, gender, and religion. The nation is being led toward Marxism and it is not compatible with Christianity.

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