Just ahead of the November 8 general election, we complete our interview with Tom Hoefling, candidate of America's Party for President of the United States. After also interviewing Darrell Castle of the Constitution Party and reviewing the positions and records and character of the D's and the R's, we give our pick for POTUS.

Me! Me! Me! How can I advance the Kingdom of God? Or, 'individual calling and the Kingdom of God.'

Person holding a sign that says: The End Is Near

Man in Business Suit says: "Have I got time for a cup of coffee?"

This is one of those pictures that really is worth ten thousand words. It summarized this book's thesis: the cultural bankruptcy of modern evangelicalism and its chief cause, the doctrine of Christ's momentary return.

In this edition of Setting the Record Straight, Rev. Dr. Jason Garwood helps us think through the issue and application of covenant theology: how should we see the Scriptures, and how should we then see the world? Is there a way to tactically combat the humanism that pervades our culture using covenant? Listen in as Dr. Garwood unpacks for us the 5-point Covenant Model that is sure to help. Thanks for listening!

Position Paper #15 --- The Meaning of Theocracy (Starts at 1:41)

Position Paper #16 --- The Freedom of the Church; The Crisis (Starts at 18:51)

The WVM team analyzes an ambitious, independent sci-fi flick that asks a lot of really important questions, but then lacks the presuppositional foundations to answer any of them. What does it mean to be a person? Is "self awareness" merely a more advanced sort of programming than we've yet been able to accomplish? Or might there be something more to "intelligence" than merely bits of material interacting in accordance with their parameters?

Dereck Evans (no kin) small town fence contractor, sportsman, pastor, father, husband, Christian reconstructionist and all around good guy talks with me about miscellaneous 'kingdom stuff' in a noisy SEMO coffee shop. The sound quality is just what you'd expect. I could have edited it down a bit, but frankly, it was a long day and I was tired. As soon as I say there really wasn't much here worth listening to, someone will message me saying how much it blessed them. So, you be the judge.

How does a seminary student, who sells Bibles to raise funds for his education, end up on the receiving end of a scourging from church leaders? Listen to this fascinating account of what Amos Dresser calls, his "Nashville incident", which clearly illustrates the fact that righteousness is often persecuted, and injustice often upheld, by the professing church

Is our need for salvation the center of the Gospel of Jesus Christ?