Church? Hell No

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and guest Dr. Mark Ford, Pastor, First Baptist Church, Highlands, NC discuss today's dark problems from Cancel Culture to Wokeism and Critical Race Theory. The problems around the world from threats of war, threats from Muslim nations, and the climate issues are probed in this discussion.  Many of today's dark problems can be traced to the decline in Bible study, discipleship, and prayer and and the erosion of commitment. Doctrinal compromise in the church is watering down the faith. These things contribute  the decline of religion and loss of absolutes. Racial and political divisions are growing and the freedom of speech and religion is under attack. For Christians it is time to put on the armor of God and stand firm. 


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Pastor Dennis Hall and his guest Pastor George Whirley, New Creation Restoration Church and Prison Ministry, Indianapolis, IN discuss the increasing crime and violence plaguing the major cities across the US. The implications of poverty,  drugs and alcohol, and fatherless homes are addressed.  The focus of gangs and the role these groups play in the violence is part of this discussion. Are we our brother's keeper is a question raised by Cain's talk with God after murdering his brother Abel. This discussion answers that question. In inner city neighborhoods that have a high percentage of church attendance crime is almost nonexistent. This fact should send a strong signal to Church and Christians about the solutions to the crime wave in America. Join this conversation!


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Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Jeremy Dooley, Pastor for Students, NorthPointe Baptist Church, Burleson, TX focus on generation Z (under 30) in this conversation. Baby boomers cannot remember a world without TV, Millennials cannot remember a world without computers, and generation Z cannot remember a world without constant immediate access to the web. Generation Z is called the first post-Christian generation in America. Their opinions are heavily influenced by social media. They are inclusive and want fairness for all. The questions they have about Christianity may be good for the faith. Generation Z is unimpressed by verbal presentations of the gospel and wants to see people living out the gospel in authentic healing relationships. This generation is the future of our nation and our churches.

Ordained minister Dennis Hall reviews the role that the birth of Jesus plays in the calendar that is used worldwide to keep track of years and days. The top five new year resolutions are discussed and he suggests one should consider adding  to learn to love more fully and deeply to our resolutions. Love is a very complicated emotion and the English language only has one one to describe this feeling. The Greek language has nine words for love and these words are inadequate to explain the many variations of love. The seven things loved ones want to hear with "I love you" at the top of the list is explained.  Listen to the moving story of telling a father for thirty years that he is loved by his son. Jesus has called his followers to love others as He loved us. Learn to love more fully and deeply in 2022AD. Happy New Year!

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Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Rev. Jim Murphy, Pastor-Christ Anglican Church, Cashiers, NC. discuss the moral changes in America over the last sixty years. The reasons that morality matters is explained. The overarching impact of scientific discovery during the last three hundred years on Christian faith is explored. The influence of the sexual revolution that began in the sixties with the availability of the  "pill" is acknowledged. The major changes from the end of prayer in schools, legalization of abortion, to same sex marriage is seen as having major influences on the younger generations. The results of these changes in morality are outlined including the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases, highest teen pregnancy rate in entire world, babies born out  of wedlock, illegal drug use, and use of pornography. God is still in control and Christians are called to stand firm in Biblical truth, pray, worship, and study God's Word.

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Ordained Minister Dennis Hall discusses the Christmas traditions of the Christmas tree, Santa Claus, and the mythical story of St. Nickolas and a sleight pulled by eight reindeer and Rudolf the red nosed reindeer. He shares the story of the birth of Jesus from the Scripture in Luke 1 and 2 and demonstrates how  these traditions are tied to the Christian faith.  You will be uplifted by this special episode during the Christmas holidays.



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Ordained Minister Dennis Hall and guest Pastor George Whirley, New Creations Restoration Church and Prison Ministry, Indianapolis, IN discuss the consequences of taking Christ out of Christmas. God's gift of his Son to mankind is the greatest gift of all and is the reason for Christmas. The Wise men from the East set the example of loving Jesus so much that gifts were offered to the Savior. The giving of gifts is biblical when they are given out of our love for God. The greatest gift that one can give Jesus during this Christmas season is to accept Him as Lord and Savior.

Ordained minister Dennis Hall and Dr. Mark Ford, Pastor of First Baptist Church, Highlands, North Carolina discuss sexual practices in the United States and both Scriptural teaching and the sociological implications are addressed. Gay marriages are addressed in light of Scriptural teaching about Holy Matrimony and the high divorce rate among lesbian marriages. The findings about children of same sex marriages is also explored. The prevalence of cohabitation before marriage is acknowledged and the science that demonstrates that this practice is devastating to later marriage relationships. The significant domestic violence that occurs in relationships when the partners are not married is part of the subject. Pornography is acknowledged as playing a role in everything from same sex relationships to violence against children. Humans are hardwired for intimacy and only Jesus and the Holy Spirit can give the strength to cope with the temptations.

Ordained minister Dennis Hall hosts a special Thanksgiving podcast with his  son Geoff as the special guest. They discuss the reason for the Thanksgiving holiday and its origin and then begin to discuss their top blessings for which to be thankful. At the very top was thankful for God and his creation. They identified God's attributes of love,  justice,  power, constant presence, limitless knowledge and intimacy. The reasons that we are thankful for families and God's attitude toward families. The climax of the discussion is the recognition that Jesus as the Son of God is the greatest gift of all and deserves our intense gratitude. It is an uplifting discussion between a father and son on Thanksgiving.


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Ordained minister, Dennis Hall and his guest Pastor George Whirley, New Creations Restoration Church and Prison Ministry in Indianapolis, Indiana discuss suffering. The beginning of suffering in the Garden of Eden and the role that humanity plays in creating suffering is explored. Why we suffer and how God uses suffering to discipline his followers and expand his Kingdom is a key part of the discussion. How suffering contributes to exposing our weaknesses is acknowledged. Suffering is part of God's plan for his creation and teaches his followers that this world is not our final home.  Listeners are challenged to focus on the promises of Jesus that He has prepared a  place where pain and death are no longer present.


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