KNEO Podcast

Mary welcomes back author, apologist and speaker Holly Pivec for a timely conversation about the New Apostolic Reformation – which has become more of a revolution if you look at the numbers. And yet so many believers have never heard of it. So today we look at the basics: what it is, what it isn’t, and how to recognize it will take a bit of effort since it isn’t a specific church or denomination. We look at how it intersects with politics and why. If Christians think that the gospel they see in today’s politics is pure, they really need to think again, since the NAR is bent on taking over every system of the world. Does that sound as crazy to you reading it as it did to me writing it? It should, because dominion theology says that Christians must take over the world before Jesus can return. And yes, that IS crazy because Jesus isn’t a hostage in heaven waiting for us to overtake politics. We also talk about revival: what might that look like here in 2025, with the NAR being opportunistic in nature, that wherever there are whispers of revival, there they must be. Christians must be armed with this information or they risk being deceived, it really is that simple. If a claim of revival turns out to be fake, are we trying to assign the Holy Spirit to something He has not initiated? How can that not be perilous to believers? Holly’s definitive and groundbreaking books on the NAR can be found here.

Stand Up For The Truth Videos: https://rumble.com/user/CTRNOnline & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgQQSvKiMcglId7oGc5c46A

Creationists don’t deny climate change. But we do deny the claims of climate change alarmists because we have a different starting point.

Much of climate change data is based off of the ice cores. Many scientists believe these layers represent hundreds of thousands of years of climate history and that our climate has remained stable for twelve thousand years. In this view, a slight rise in temperature must be caused by humans and must be concerning.

But since we start with the Bible’s history, beginning in Genesis, we reject these long ages. And we recognize the significance of a catastrophic event in our history—but that’s for tomorrow.

Headlines say the shutdown is over; the real story is where the fight moves next. We open with how the Senate finally broke the stalemate—motion to proceed, cloture math, and why debate time became a bargaining chip—and then trace the ripple effects into your wallet, your health care, and the federal workforce. Eight Democrats crossed the aisle to end the longest funding lapse on record, and that crossover set up a December carveout to debate the Affordable Care Act on its own.

We walk through what actually got funded and why: Agriculture to keep SNAP steady, Military and Veterans to protect benefits, and the Legislative Branch to keep Congress paid. The remaining nine appropriations bills head to the House, where nothing is guaranteed. From there, the focus tightens on health care: rising exchange premiums, subsidies that primarily flow to insurers, and studies showing coverage can lower stress while system costs keep climbing. We challenge the incentives behind today’s subsidy design and explore reforms that would direct support to consumers, increase pricing transparency, and reward outcomes rather than billing volume.

Government size and efficiency also take center stage. Should Washington restore every position lost during the lapse, or modernize operations with technology and audits that protect services while trimming redundancy? We compare subsidized sectors like health care and higher education with competitive tech markets to show how incentives shape cost curves. By the end, you’ll have a clear map of the Senate deal, the stakes of the ACA carveout, and the decisions the House must make to balance services, spending, and accountability.

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Most of us are familiar with the catchy little tune, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” but Dr. Tony Evans explores the deeper biblical truth behind that phrase and shows why Kingdom focus replaces worry with peace.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Samuel was weakened by Saul’s ministry. But, in these deep, spiritual times where you are run by someone’s powerful and damaging influence, an awakening by God can produce both a lasting and positive change.