More Than a Conversation

Dr. Tony Richie joins the show to discuss his new book, Consummation, the Climax of History, and break down end-times theology from a Pentecostal perspective. We unpack complex eschatological topics, including the biblical role of Israel, the controversies surrounding Replacement Theology, and why amillennialism does not align with established Church of God doctrine.An Associate Professor of Theology at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary, Dr. Richie is an Ordained Bishop in the Church of God with over 38 years of pastoral experience. A third-generation Pentecostal Christian, he has published extensively on Wesleyan-Pentecostal theology and represented the movement globally across more than 40 countries in various mission agencies and ecumenical dialogues.In this episode, we discuss:

• Eschatology Unpacked: Key themes and takeaways from Consummation, the Climax of History.
• The Role of Israel: How Israel fits into biblical end-times prophecy.
• Replacement Theology: What it is and why it conflicts with a Pentecostal worldview.
• Church of God Doctrine: Why amillennialism is incompatible with the denomination's teachings on the end times.
• A Lifetime of Ministry: Insights from Dr. Richie’s decades as a lead pastor, global missionary, and theological scholar.

Brad Stine, God's Comic, joins the show to talk Charlie Kirk, free speech, and the Church's responsiblity.

Gennady Mokhnenko is a pastor, chaplain, and resident of one of the world's most war torn regions.  In this episode he comes to tell the side of the story you do not hear in the media.

World traveling, high risk missionary, Coleman Bailey (Children's Refuge) rejoins the podcast to share the latest develops in some of the world's most dangerous places.

J. Warner Wallace, cold case detective and renowned author, returns to discuss his latest book, The Truth in True Crime.

In this episode our host, Patrick Conley, is joined by his wife, Heather.  They catch the audience up on some life events and then have a great discussion on creating worldview in our children.  If you have interest in the stats discussed in the show most of them can be found in "Raising Spiritual Champions" by Barna.  We hope you enjoy this episode!

John "Dragon" Teichert retired as the Assistant Deputy Undersecretary of the Air Force, International Affairs, responsible for worldwide international engagement on behalf of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force while leading the services’ entire $240 billion security cooperation portfolio. Prior to that, John was the Senior Defense Official and Defense Attaché to Iraq, leading on the front lines of whole-of-government national security strategy and policy in the most challenging of environments. He has been an F-15E combat pilot, an F-22 test pilot, the commander of Joint Base Andrews (also known as America’s Airfield), and the commander of Edwards Air Force Base (also known as the Center of the Aerospace Testing Universe).John has written and spoken extensively on leadership, innovation, technology, national security, security cooperation, cross-cultural relationships, risk management, resilience, and international affairs. He maintains a robust schedule of international-level media engagements including: The Wall Street Journal, U.S. News and World Report, PBS, War on the Rocks, Time Magazine, Fox News, Newsmax, Scripps News, Die Welt, Ukrainian TV, Victory News, and Voice of America. He holds engineering degrees from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford University, and is the founder and president of Capital Leadership LLC, passionately developing the leaders our nation needs.

In a return to the podcast, frequent guest, J. Warner Wallace talks about worldview and his most recent book, an update to the classic that launched his writing career!

Mitchell Tolle Sr is a renowned artist, author and pastor. He joins us to talk about faith, absolute trust in God's word, and how trusting God worked out for the best in his life.

EJ Kimball serves as Director of Christian Outreach and Engagement for CAM. EJ is a foreign policy and national security consultant with 15 years experience working in Washington, DC. EJ is the President of EJK Strategies, a national security consulting firm specializing in government relations and building strategic alliances. EJ previously served as the Director of US Operations for the Israel Allies Foundation where he built a niche pro-Israel organization into the “go-to” resource on Capitol Hill for pro-Israel and Middle East policy. He served as Foreign Policy Counsel to US Congresswoman Sue Myrick (NC) and was Staff Director of the Congressional Anti-Terrorism Caucus. Following his time on the Hill, EJ was Director of Government Relations for Jorge Scientific Corporation. He graduated from Boston University, earned his Juris Doctor from Western New England College, and received a Master’s degree in International Affairs from the American University School of International Service. He can be reached at [email protected].