Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of God

TIME Magazine releases a bombshell and what everyone had already suspected. What are patriots and Christians supposed to do with this information, and what are our next steps?

What kind of society are we living in today in which we cannot figure out if we are male or female? How is this going to affect our society and especially our military? Let's analyze the data and see if we can come to some conclusions.

The last four years have been one crazy ride in politics, but how do we proceed from here? Let's analyze what has happened and look at the grand plan being laid for America.

There is a cry for freedom heard around the world, but what does freedom even mean? In fact, how can we attain such freedom? Be enlightened as we address these questions, and more in this weeks podcast.

This literary classic has had a dramatic effect upon military and civilian leadership around the world. Its message asks the questions about what shapes the character of a man and how he fits in society. Can you carry a message to Garcia?

This is the first and foundational podcast of the series that will engage what you think you know about the world. As this series grows, we will learn about secrets kept from the general public. We will also see how they are laying the foundation for the arrival of the Antichrist that the Christian Scriptures foretell. Start your journey with us here!

What should the Christian do in the face of tyranny? What does God expect his people to do? Let's look at a historical example of God blessing a people who fought back in the name of righteousness.  

The year 2020 has been an intense year, but let's reflect upon a time in which there was a Christmas truce in the midst of a great war. Let's see how we can learn from the situation, and how we can know the reason for the season. 

We are going to analyze the four different responses of Jesus Christ to antagonists, and see if we can get some direction for the chaos happening around us today. Is it all peace and love, or is it something more?

The American war poet Alan Seeger wrote "I Have a Rendezvous with Death" before the Battle of the Somme in 1916. Let's analyze this literary work and see how we too have a rendezvous and an appointment before our Judge.