P.I.D. Radio Network

THERE IS an old hymn with these lyrics: "When we all get to heaven, what a day of rejoicing that will be..." But it seems we Christians looking for the return of Jesus can't agree on when he's coming back. Dr. Doug Stauffer joins us to answer questions about the Pre-Tribulation Rapture.

WE LIVE at a time in history when it's more dangerous to one's career to question Darwin than God. Our guest is Cowboy Bob Sorensen, head of the Question Evolution Project, to discuss the 4th annual Question Evolution Day.

HOW EASY it is to rationalize bad behavior by claiming it’s for a good cause! And how often have we seen sin in the Church covered up because it would supposedly hamper its ability to do good works in God’s name. This week, we see a classic example as Rebekah conspires with Jacob to deceive Isaac and confirm the blessing that God had promised to Jacob before his birth.

We also look at Esau, who only seemed to value his birthright when he realized it was attached to great wealth; Laban’s deception of the deceiver, Jacob; the pain and loneliness of Leah; and Jacob’s life-changing experience at Bethel.

“Jacob’s Ladder”, his dream of angels ascending and descending to and from heaven, has inspired many unbiblical pursuits. For example, many Dominionist teachers in the New Apostolic Reformation, a hypercharismatic form of Protestant Christianity, teach that we are to open portals through specific prayers and spiritual disciplines. While there may be specific portals to other dimensions, nowhere in scripture are we told that we should access or open them. In fact, God’s commands against consulting mediums or necromancers seem to be a pretty clear warning not to do so!

Let us be clear:  Jesus made it clear that he is the only portal to heaven through which the faithful should pass, especially in John 1:51.

“Truly, truly, I say to you, you will see heaven opened, and the angels of God ascending and descending on the Son of Man.” (ESV)

We also discuss the stone Jacob set up at Bethel, which is (allegedly) the Stone of Scone, or the Stone of Destiny, a granite block on which the kings and queens of Scotland and England have been crowned since the early 5th century.

THE SAUDI king is dead, Yemen has fallen to Shiite rebels, Hezbollah has killed two IDF soldiers, and war rages on in Syria and Iraq. Avi Davis, president of the American Freedom Alliance, joins us to discuss the rapidly changing geopolitical scene in the Middle East.

CHUCK MISSLER calls the Bible an integrated message system from outside our time domain. Richard Shaw describes the process of making Torah Codes: End to Darknessand the impact of realizing that God may have encoded just about everything into the first five books of the Bible.

IT MAY be one of the most emotionally charged issues the church will face in the next few years. Walt Heyer, author of A Transgender’s Faith, shares his story as a transgender who experienced the emotional abyss of realizing that surgery was not the answer to his problems.

THE PROMISE of God to Abraham was fulfilled through Isaac and Jacob. That is made clear in the chapters we studied this week, Genesis 23 through 26.

This week, we look at the death of Sarah, the faithfulness of the servant of Abraham (possibly Eliezer of Damascus) who traveled more than 500 miles on camelback to Aram-Naharaim to find a wife for Isaac. We examine the place and the people where Abraham purchased land for a burial tomb, Esau’s disposition of his birthright, and another example of the anxieties those chosen by God to bring forth His plans as Isaac repeats the lie of his father, calling his wife his “sister” while living in the land of Abimelech, the king of Gerar.

IMAGINE GETTING a one-on-one interview with Lucifer. Even in chains, as he will be during the thousand-year millennial reign of Jesus, the fallen “anointed cherub who covereth” is still incredibly dangerous. Author Rollin Miller discusses his fascinating new novel, Abyss.

WELCOME TO the new year! Globalists have 2015 all mapped out, chock full of events to change the way you live. Carl Teichrib, editor of Forcing Change, joins us to share some of the more important dates on the globalists' 2015 calendar and why we should be concerned.

WE’VE GOT the fire, we’ve got the wood, and we’ve got the Lamb!

This week, we continue in the book of Genesis with the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, the departure of Hagar and Ishmael, Abraham’s sojourn in the land of the Philistines, and the test of Abraham on Mount Moriah.

We also dig a little deeper into the nature of the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah. Was it simply inhospitality, as some suggest? We think not. The epistle of Jude is clear; Sodom and Gomorrah, like the angels of Genesis 6, were punished for sexual sin–possibly something more than homosexuality, which has existed in all cultures and for thousands of years. Is it possible that the men of Sodom knew that Lot’s guests were angels, and that they hoped, through forbidden practices, to somehow obtain divine favors?