On 9-11, a Connecticut accountant pulled a Marine uniform off his closet hook, prayed with his pastor, and drove a 1979 Porsche 911 toward a Ground Zero every sign said was closed — and Jim Scudder retraces those steps with Dave Karnes to learn what he found in the rubble.

When the flames refused to touch Polycarp, his executioners had to find another way — and Jim Scudder carries that courage into the sixth seal, where the sun turns black, the moon bleeds, and the mightiest men on earth go hunting for the most expensive real estate there is.

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Jim Scudder looks at the fifth seal, where martyred souls under the altar cry out “How long?” — but first he recounts the 1993 Chicago conference gathered to prove all religions are one, where a brawl erupted and harmony was restored by someone nobody at the podium expected.

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A quarrelsome old man swore he’d claw his way out of the grave to haunt his wife, and Jim Scudder uses what she did about it to explain exactly where the Antichrist stands as the white horse gives way to red, black, and pale in Revelation 6.

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A rider comes in on a white horse wearing a crown and carrying a bow, promising the peace that every treaty in human history has failed to deliver — and Jim Scudder opens Revelation 6 to show how a single Greek word quietly gives the imposter away.

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Recorded on Mount Scopus overlooking the Temple Mount, this final episode of Armageddon's Dawn asks why a thousand years of perfect peace still ends in rebellion, as Randall Price, Menno Kallisher, Joel Rosenberg, and Mark Robinson describe a city coming down out of heaven where death is gone.

A dying woman asked the priest at her bedside one strange question before he could absolve her — show me your hand — and this episode explains why his answer changed everything, as Jim Scudder unpacks the seven things the Lamb deserves and where Jesus is right now.

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Seven creatures in Alaska — breaching whales, eagles everywhere, a halibut that looks like someone smooshed its head — set up a question about seven things the Lamb deserves, and Jim Scudder explains why your prayers rise before God's throne like incense from a golden bowl.

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The lion isn't the biggest or fastest animal, so why does every other creature scatter the moment he appears — and why, when heaven finds the one worthy to open the scroll, does he step into the throne room looking less like a lion than a slaughtered lamb?

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Over eight thousand peace treaties have been signed and broken, leaving barely eight percent of human history at peace, so when a strong angel asks who is worthy to break the seven seals and no one answers, what is sealed inside that scroll, and who finally steps forward?

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