The “Ripple” Effect

David introduces the idea of distinguishing between being the effect of a cause and being the cause of an effect. This distinction is crucial, as it dictates whether one passively reacts to circumstances created by others or actively shapes their own reality. When one is merely the effect of a cause, they find themselves caught in a cycle of reaction—struggling to manage the consequences of external decisions, feeling overwhelmed as time presses upon them. Conversely, when one takes on the role of the cause of an effect, they become proactive in their life, initiating change and creating ripples that can influence the future. This shift allows time to flow outward from their actions, rather than being dictated by outside forces. Even actions that seem small or insignificant—like sending a text or setting a boundary—can carry significant weight over time, as their consequences often compound to create a larger impact. Ultimately, the discussion encourages listeners to recognize their power in shaping their destinies and to be mindful of the choices that will ripple throughout their lives and the lives of others.

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Division In Our Foundational Values

In a recent episode of “Perilous World Radio,” hosts Alan Masters and Brian Bouteller from the Gospel Rescue Mission discussed a Supreme Court case on gender identity, emphasizing that even children understand the difference between boys and girls. Brian viewed this confusion as a sign of judgment and stressed the importance of defining basic concepts like man and woman to uphold human rights.

Alan shared reflections on how our sinful actions often come back to haunt us, likening it to an echo. He warned that young people may think they can avoid consequences but eventually face serious repercussions from their choices. He emphasized that living with integrity fosters a sense of peace. Alan concluded that division among core values weakens us, as seen in the nation today.

In the Patriot Outreach segment with Colonel Tony Monaco and Dr. Chase Spears, they criticized the military’s handling of extremism and COVID-related injustices. Dr. Spears noted that despite the President’s Executive Order for service member reinstatement, progress has been slow and promises unmet. He held military leaders responsible for ongoing issues and highlighted that divisive ideologies remain influential within military culture. This is just the tip of the iceberg—watch the full show for more insights.

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“Tick” Tock

In a recent broadcast on Perilous World Radio hosted by David Masters, a reflection on the current political climate highlighted both optimism and challenges. Masters expressed relief over the removal of Venezuela’s dictator, yet acknowledged ongoing issues that resonate in other countries, including the U.S. He used the metaphor of “ticks” to describe politicians like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Chuck Schumer, and Eric Swalwell, implying they drain the public’s trust and well-being through deceit and manipulation. The discussion centered around the notion that these figures thrive on public irritation and fear, which can distract from more significant issues. Masters emphasized that this conflict is not merely political but deeply psychological, using biblical references to suggest that hatred toward these individuals is counterproductive. He argued that the present-day media landscape is rife with misinformation and that truth has become obscured by various forms of manipulation. Join David as he shares clips from his father, Roy Masters. He also invites everyone to visit www.fhu.com, where you can subscribe to gain access to all of Roy Masters’ teachings and lectures.

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Harvest On The Horizon

In a recent episode of “Perilous World Radio,” hosts Jan and David Masters discussed the rising chaos in the world. Jan noted the alarming increase in troubling events and the intensification of dark forces. However, David pointed out some positive developments, particularly in Venezuela, where the people are experiencing a sense of newfound hope.

The conversation also touched on Donald Trump’s recent communications regarding Iran. Jan mentioned that Trump is considering various options to support the Iranian people in their struggle against oppressive rule, including reaching out to “Iranian patriots” with promises of assistance. This message has sparked excitement among those longing for freedom in Iran.

Reflecting on global events, Jan and David observed that a meaningful change seems to be unfolding worldwide, driven by what they described as “righteous power.” They noted that Trump has surrounded himself with a more aligned team this time, learning from past leadership mistakes. The hosts framed current conflicts as part of the age-old struggle between good and evil, intertwined with a divine plan that seeks to restore faith among people.

They highlighted the resilience of the Iranian people, who have faced decades of tyranny yet continue to protest for freedom. This spirit of defiance is indicative of their deep faith and desire for change. Additionally, the growth of the Christian community in Iran signals a rich spiritual harvest on the horizon, showcasing the enduring strength of faith amidst adversity and a persistent quest for liberation and justice.

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I “See” You!

In a recent episode of Perilous World Radio, hosts Alan and Jan Masters shared heartfelt insights about an upcoming Sunday talk titled “The Spark of Life.” They conveyed the talk’s meaningful yet lighthearted essence, emphasizing how beautifully it flows. Alan opened up about a personal experience that inspired this discussion, reminiscing about the moments when his grandson Owen would visit his other grandfather’s house. During these reflections, he was struck by a vivid mental image—not words, but a powerful snapshot of Owen’s excited face lighting up as he entered the room. This joyful memory serves as a poignant reminder of the warmth and connection that can be found in family moments, highlighting the significance of being fully present and engaged with loved ones, especially in a world filled with distractions. Alan and Jan expressed deep gratitude for these cherished memories and the profound messages that can emerge from life’s simplest interactions. It’s remarkable how easy it is to overlook these everyday moments, yet they hold such valuable truths. What we truly seek from one another is often a sense of acknowledgment—being seen, known, and loved. It’s about embracing our shared humanity, being willing to look past misunderstandings, and connecting with each other on a deeper level.

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Mind Over “Mad” Matter

In the latest episode of the Perilous World radio show, host David Masters addresses the unsettling feeling many experience when confronted with a barrage of counterintuitive perspectives. He suggests that these opposing viewpoints aim to confound minds, pushing individuals towards a collective misery. Masters argues that those perpetuating this confusion lack a commitment to truth, opting instead for personal opinion and emotional responses. He notes that their reluctance to acknowledge mistakes often leads them to desire the same mental turmoil for others. However, he acknowledges that there comes a time when some individuals may be compelled to reevaluate their beliefs, often triggered by significant life events that prompt a reevaluation of their mindset. Join David as he takes you out of your comfort zone to see what’s really happening around you. Don’t forget to visit us a www.fhu.com to subscribe and get access to hours of Roy Masters teachings and much more.

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Seeds Planted, Seasons Reaped

In a reflective monologue, Alan Masters introduces the concept of self-perception regarding intelligence, questioning whether people genuinely believe they are smart or if they occasionally doubt their capabilities. He suggests that while many individuals consider themselves knowledgeable and capable, they often encounter circumstances or queries that stump them, leading to an inclination to set those thoughts aside for later contemplation. Alan observes that a significant portion of humanity is preoccupied with judging others and engaging in self-critique, which creates mental noise that hampers spiritual and personal introspection. He highlights that life is fundamentally a series of choices, from purchasing material goods to navigating relationships and reacting to societal issues. As people strive to manage their daily decisions, they may find themselves overwhelmed by the cumulative weight of these choices. He reflects on personal scenarios, like selling a home for a more manageable one, which can lead to newfound financial comfort. This ongoing process of decision-making influences the trajectory of one’s life and well-being. Alan cites wisdom passed down from his father about the importance of not rushing into decisions without clarity, emphasizing the significance of patience in the face of uncertainty. Ultimately, he poses a challenge to listeners to assess their lives amid the chaos of constant choices, inviting a deeper understanding of what it means to navigate life’s complexities.

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Divide and Conquer

Welcome to another episode of the Perilous World Radio show with your hosts, Jan and David Masters. David kicks things off by talking about some tension within the conservative movement. He shares his thoughts on how during the fight against government vaccine mandates, a large group of people, around one-third of the population, stood firm in their refusal to get vaccinated. They declared they wouldn’t comply, even if it meant losing their jobs. He explains that this scenario reflects a “divide and conquer” strategy, raising the question of whether people will stick to their own beliefs or follow what everyone else seems to think is right. It reminds him of the story “Lord of the Flies,” where the boys on an island turned against those who didn’t fit in. For those who have kept their sense of judgment, it feels like something is off in the world. They stand by their beliefs, feeling justified in their stance. However, David expresses concern about the upcoming election, mentioning that while today’s show isn’t just about politics, everything is interconnected. He feels that there will be attempts to split the Republican party. He notes that one thing about Democrats is their strong unity under a common goal, which he describes as following the “dark side,” while he believes that those on the conservative side are following a more righteous path. David prompts thoughts about how people, if they had witnessed Jesus perform miracles, would have instantly recognized Him as the Son of God. Yet, some of His opponents insisted He was evil. He recalls that there appears to be a growing divide on the political right, with Candace Owens playing a central role in this shift. She has started attracting various audiences, including women and conspiracy theorists, and has recently taken a new direction that many have followed without question.Jan finds it particularly intriguing how this all connects to Israel, questioning whether the issues at play are more political or spiritual. She suggests there is a deeper spiritual battle going on. Israel has long been a point of contention globally, a small nation that draws significant attention. While no nation is perfect, and there are good and bad individuals everywhere, Israel has an important role in the bigger picture, especially regarding prophecies about the end times. Don’t forget to visit us at www.fhu.com to subscribe and get more insight of what’s happening at the foundation.

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Stairway to Heaven

David Masters, the host of Perilous World Radio, welcomes listeners and expresses his belief in a growing movement of awakening among people. He notes that despite the chaos in places like New York City, many individuals are beginning to have deeper insights and ask important questions about life. He shares his excitement over a particular YouTube video related to near-death experiences, emphasizing that regardless of its authenticity, the messages conveyed are powerful and transformative.Masters highlights the profound impact these videos have had on him, as they encourage reflection and contemplation. He discusses the significance of focusing on the first and last thoughts of the day, which can set one’s life direction. To embrace this idea, he has adopted a new morning and evening routine where he spends about half an hour quietly drinking coffee and meditating, instead of immediately turning on the news as he used to. He acknowledges the importance of starting the day with a positive mindset, akin to the saying about getting up on the right side of the bed. Finally, he introduces a clip from the aforementioned video, which features an individual who shares their near-death experience and insights on why many people miss out on the concept of heaven. If you want to hear this clip and more…join us.

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Courage Under Fire

In the first episode of 2026, host Alan Masters opens with a heartfelt reflection on the emotional challenges he has faced, particularly after the loss of his sister, Diane, on December 22nd. His deep sadness contrasts sharply with Charlie Kirk’s recent call for taking a Sabbath day off, highlighting Alan’s commitment to his work during this difficult time. The discussion shifts to the theme of courage, and Alan expresses his admiration for figures like Donald Trump, whom he views as embodying a level of bravery that seems unattainable for many. He ponders how individuals might cultivate such courage in their own lives. Alan makes a profound observation about the value of the soul, emphasizing that while the devil seeks to possess it, God values it even more. This insight underscores the ongoing spiritual battle over human worth. He draws a parallel between Trump’s courage and the biblical bravery of figures like Moses, who confronted Pharaoh despite the personal risks. Alan reflects on the extraordinary strength that comes from faith in God, suggesting that it is not about personal strength, but rather tapping into divine strength. Ultimately, he emphasizes that this type of character and faith cannot be learned in conventional ways, but must be developed through a deeper connection with God.

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