Revelations Radio Network

For TMR's very first Movie Roundtable I am joined by Mark Campbell (of Bowler or Fez Film Reviews) and Frank Johnson (researcher for Chris White's Ancient Aliens Debuked) for a lively and entertaining conversation on the compelling 1970 made-for-TV movie The Brotherhood of the Bell, starring Glenn Ford and Rosemary Forsyth. The Brotherhood of the Bell tells the story of college professor Dr. Andrew Patterson (Glenn Ford), who as a young student became involved with a mysterious secret society at college called “Beta, Epsilon, Lambda” (acronym “Bel”). Although this turned out well for him for years—his career benefited from his being a member in all kinds of ways, even beyond his knowledge—reality dawns when 22 years later he is called upon to initiate a new member into the Brotherhood and to receive an assignment that he must carry out as an act of loyalty to the Society. Patterson must try to persuade an academic colleague to turn down an important job offer—because the Brotherhood wants someone else in that position—and, in case that colleague should refuse, Patterson is provided with a dossier of information to blackmail that colleague into submission. Reluctantly Patterson carries out the assignment, but the colleague freaks out and commits suicide. Thus, filled with remorse, Patterson decides to break the story to world about the wickedness of the Society and its assignments, but the influence of the Society is much bigger than he realises. Every technique is used against him to undermine his credibility: he loses his job, his wife, his standing in society. Vainly he hopes that the media will help him to blow the whistle, yet the media ends up being manipulated against him. Eventually his boss believes his story, and there's a chink of light at the end of the film as they hit on the idea of persuading other members of the Society to come forward. But does it succeed? For show notes please visit https://themindrenewed.com

176 CCNT “Eye on Zoltan” - 02.12.2020 In this episode, Flippy can now smell with his robot fingers, a funny drone headline, 75% of Israeli’s hacked, and a close look at Zoltan Istvan’s Republican campaign as a transhumanist. Thanks you for tuning in! If you’d like to hear more content we publish an Extended Report every week over at Patreon!

Zach Drew, host of The Zach Drew Show, rejoins us to discuss the information coming from China (or lack thereof), why we should prepare for an economic shock, and some of the theories that have been floated about whether this virus escaped (or was released) from a lab. [...]

175 CCNT “Robot Worms & Apocalypse Pastor Poll” - 02.05.2020 First, HOW TO BOAT DOG THE RIGHT WAY! But also, a flippy update about replacing Punxsutawney Phil, CERN dropping Facebook, Robot worms killing tumors in the brain, ChristianPost poll of pastors and the second coming, and a Nephilim Update about the show Supernatural. Thanks you for tuning in! If you’d like to hear more content we publish an Extended Report every week over at Patreon!

New Christian Music by Born For Adversity. Brian Day joins us to discuss this new project. With styles ranging from Blues to Bluegrass it makes for entertaining listening. The conversation here covers music in general... More

BEING A warrior for Christ doesn’t necessarily mean fighting. Jamie Walden, a Marine Corps veteran, discusses his book Omega Dynamics and explains why a warrior spirit is not the same thing as being a soldier. [...]

In this podcast, I talk about some really exciting updates to the prewrath film for a while and then get in to some thoughts on the news, or what passes for news, and how it is effecting the perception of conservatives in general and Christians in particular.

What kind of narrative is Noah's Flood? Is it history or myth? Or are we, by even asking such a question, imposing our modern concepts on ancient Scripture? We welcome once again Dr. John H. Walton—Professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College and Graduate School, Illinois—for a conversation on the fascinating book he co-authored with Dr. Tremper Longman III—Distinguished Scholar at Westmont College—entitled The Lost World of the Flood : Mythology, Theology and the Deluge Debate. Prior to his current position as Professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College and Graduate School, Dr. Walton was Professor of Old Testament at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago for twenty years. Among his many publications (some co-authored with colleagues) is the "Lost World" series, which includes: The Lost World of Scripture, The Lost World of Genesis One, The Lost World of the Israelite Conquest, The Lost World of Adam and Eve (which he joined us back in 2016 to discuss), and The Lost World of the Torah. For show notes please visit https://themindrenewed.com

174 CCNT “Bore-ona Virus & SnitchCoin” - 01.29.2020 In this episode, Basil has new headwear, Flippy is flipped, Coronavirus Coincidences with AI detection, IBM is a blockchain bummer, and Dubai is where it’s at! Thanks you for tuning in! If you’d like to hear more content we publish an Extended Report every week over at Patreon! Or, go HIRE GONZ!

Zach Drew is a young man who’s been led to use video to share the gospel and the reality of the supernatural war in which we’re all deployed. He tells us when and how he felt this call, why he chose to study under Christian television pioneer Jim Bakker, and where and how his ministry may grow in the years ahead. [...]