Conference on Doctrines in Genesis presented at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Lufkin, Texas. This lecture establishes the absolute authority and divine reliability of Scripture by grounding its truth in the pre-existence, power, purpose, personality, and covenantal faithfulness of God as revealed in Genesis 1. It argues that Scripture's trustworthiness is foundational, for if even one part is in error, the entire foundation of divine revelation collapses, undermining all moral, spiritual, and theological certainty. Through a close examination of Genesis, the message reveals God as eternal and self-existent, whose infinite power is demonstrated in creating all things ex nihilo, sustaining life, and accomplishing the impossible—such as the birth of Isaac—by the mere utterance of His Word. The text highlights God's intentional purpose in creation, His tri-personal nature evident in the plural 'us' and the Spirit's role, and the inauguration of divine covenants that establish a personal, relational bond with humanity. The message culminates in Paul's address at Mars Hill, where he appeals to God as Creator and Sustainer to confront idolatry and call all people to repentance, affirming that Scripture's divine origin demands our full reverence and submission as the perfect, uncorrupted Word of God.

Conference on Doctrines in Genesis presented at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Lufkin, Texas. This lecture presents a compelling defense of the historical and theological authority of Genesis, framing it as the foundational narrative of redemption that establishes essential Christian doctrines such as creation, the fall, and the need for divine revelation. Centered on the theme of truth and reason in an age of moral and intellectual chaos, it argues that abandoning objective truth leads to spiritual and rational madness, exemplified by the idolatry described in Psalm 115 and Habakkuk, where human-made idols reflect the spiritual blindness of those who trust in them. The speaker emphasizes that epistemology—the foundation of knowledge—must rest on divine revelation, particularly Scripture, which provides the unchanging standard of truth, contrasting it with the self-defeating contradictions of relativism and theological liberalism. Drawing on Paul's declaration before Agrippa that he speaks 'the words of truth and reason,' the sermon warns that rejecting God's Word leads to spiritual blindness, as illustrated by the rich man in Luke 16 who, despite his wealth, is unprepared for eternity and cannot be convinced even by a resurrection. Ultimately, the message calls for a return to biblical authority, urging listeners to recognize the absolute dichotomy of salvation and judgment, and to place their trust in Christ alone as the only way to eternal life.

We start with, Whatsoever God has done shall be forever! And All of the animals are MINE! That's Ecclesiastes 3:14 and Psalm 50:10-11. And now read Ecclesiastes 3:18-21. Yes... we are finishing up The Immortality of Animals. There are many more verses. And this pastor is on a role. Is God not willing, or is He not able to raise the innocent animals from the dead? Pastors in most of the churches today, when a little child ask about their animal who has just died, will assure them that their animal will be with them in heaven, BUT... when they get a little older, that same pastor will tell them that was a lie! If you have to "lie" to children, your position is Crap! Sorry, Not really! Fake sorry! And pastor goes on to tell us that it is not his job to determine who are saved and who are not. Beware of people who want to be the judge of that. The story our pastor tells after this will stun you beyond belief. I won't even describe it. It's the true story of a sociopathic murderer. If you think God is doing that... creating animals just to murder them, to destroy them, then you pastors that are teaching this false doctrine should be ashamed of yourselves for teaching this Crap! God says, "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord." That's Isaiah 55:8. When you add annihilationism to your teaching of who God is, then you need to reevaluate your thinking. What God has cleansed you must not call defiled. Christ was with the wild beasts. This is a rant that every pastor needs to hear. But there's more to this lecture. We'll go to 1 Corinthians 15. But for now... press play. This is one you'll be glad you've experienced.

We start with a great question from one of our internet listeners who calls himself Dime Box Dan. It leads our pastor into our topic on the Immortality of Animals, through the discussion that has to do with pre-adamic man. That idea is a made-up position because the church back in the 1800's wanted to have the approval of the academic world who were insisting that evolution and millions and billions of years are truth. We go to the Bible and prove them wrong. We use these two references: 1 Corinthians 15:45 added to Genesis 2:7, and they give you a wonderful statement when you read them together. Then we talk about the 4 living creatures in Revelation 5. This ties in. And we bring back into the mix, 1 Timothy 4:4 and Acts 10:7-15. The Cherubim are like animals in appearance, so we have to talk about that. And we have to get back to the animals praising God and singing in heaven. But you have to look at the original languages to see it. Just know that if you have the position of pre-adamic man you've got a real problem with who the first Adam was. And that leads you to other serious problems trying to figure out who the last Adam, Jesus Christ died for. Oh, this gets heated! Our pastor is on a roll and I really think you're gonna like this. If you haven't realized by now, this is a very hard lecture to give you a description of. So, press play and enjoy. BTW, we are asking that if you are willing to support this ministry, please do so. (Although please give to your local church first) Funds are needed to operate and, when time comes, be able to help Rooted Community Church when we join them in their new building.

We start by letting you know that we got over a foot of very wet snow a couple of days ago. This lecture is about the Immortality of Animals. The first question is, "Why are the animals resurrected?" And we start with Acts 10:9-15. This is Peter's vision of animals that God is now telling him to eat. Peter says, No! God then proceeds to rebuke him... three times, again. But he also talks about the leper, so we're still talking about cleansing. Because God Himself says the animals are cleansed. When will the animals be resurrected? But how complexed are the visions that God gives? Now... tie in Revelation 5:8-14. We have an Angel kingdom, an animal kingdom... and a mankind kingdom, and they're all singing and shouting together. We get into Deuteronomy 6:4 but we go back to an explanation of what is going on in Revelation 5 and 4, and what the animals are called, and what mankind is called. God creates the animals in the image of the Angels. Some of the Angels, as you may recall, had the faces of animals before God created the animals. But the animals are there in heaven watching and listening and.... understanding what is going on there. They're watching the opening of the scroll, and many theologians think this is the deed to the earth. Who bought it? Yes... Jesus Christ. Jesus paid with His blood to have animals and humans cleansed. The Angels have no blood, and they watch animals and humans being created. But do Angels have the breath of God? Why don't they? Why don't they have blood? Do they need to be saved? Will the fallen Angels all go into the lake of fire? But... will the unfallen be changed? There's more to this lecture... so, come and join us.

After two weeks of introductory lectures, we begin our exposition through Revelation examining the introduction to the book.

We begin our expository through the book of Revelation. This lecture is the first part of an introductory lesson on its background and interpretation.

We got our first letter from the new Short-Wave audience. We are testing to see if our World Wide Christian Radio ministry is something we can financially support. So, listen to the letter and then, if you would like to help us continue, we... and they, would appreciate it. As we start the lecture with a quote from Jesus, saying, Behold! I make all things new! Now, He has stopped creating anything "new", so we are taking the Greek meaning of "Restored" here. But to confirm this we go back to the Old Testament to find the complement. We go to Revelation first, but we must also go back to the Old Testament. So, it's a different new, not a "new" new. This is the volume question. Why is the city of the Lamb's wife 1,500 Miles cubed? You'll like our pastor's description here... we hope. Does Jesus Christ know how much resurrecting He will have to do? Yes! And He's ready to resurrect humans and animals... Everyone! Now on to Zechariah 2:1-4 and Towns without walls? You've got a man with a measuring line here. Who is he and why is he measuring? Go to Ezekiel 40:1-3 for descriptions of this guy. Wait. What? It's Christ! He's measuring the for the millennial kingdom. But the here's the point. Jesus Christ is saying that the city will be occupied by a multitude of humans and... animals. The discussion that ensues will be wonderful to hear. Do we guarantee that? Sure... why not? But in the restored earth, All the bodies of all these creatures will be Raised! And you wonder why the city is going to be so Huge! Psalms 36 says His love is faithful to both man... and... animals. So, to learn about the Millennial Kingdom and the New City... Come join us.

"When the Canary Bird Dies is a strange title for a message on heaven. I had stopped my series on the Book of Revelation for several months, but a number of global event caused me to rethink my decision. The reason for the canary? The canary was used by miners as an early warning system of dangerous of toxic gases that would build up in the mines. As I watch our world unravel at an alarming rate I saw this turmoil as an early warning of more unsavory events to come. After a brief explanation of my return to the book of Revelation, we then focus on the last two Chapters in Revelation which depict the believers hope. We have a target we are heading toward. There is a good end for all those in Christ. With the last few lectures I want to remind all who read of the believers eternal hope.

Today we're going to attempt to wrap up this mess we've strewn all over the place. So, our pastor spends a little time reviewing some of what we've covered so far. We talk about how the church today has misconstrued the Son of God and the Son of Man. They have no idea what that means, and they wind up greatly diminishing the Godhood of Jesus Christ. Body and soul, and there's much, much more here. Everyone seems to get Joel, Daniel, Ecclesiastes and Job, but most are having trouble with 1 Kings 13 and 2 Kings 23, so our pastor helps us with that. There are meanings that are hard to gather up, but it's very fascinating. It's partly resurrection. God's "reverse of entropy". And He gathers every single thought of our mind. How is it that the lie of Satan is detrimental to man? In Revelation 7:9-17 there is an uncountable number gathered around the throne, The Lamb slain, in possession of salvation. Why does God have to wipe away their tears? Be ready to write down verses, because he's going to rattle off a whole bunch here. We get into God's definition of "I thirst" and the 7 sayings from the cross, specifically the two wines. And believe it or not, all of the stuff our pastor has dumped on us has to do with Jesus giving Satan the key to the abys. The lecture goes into Satan playing chess, and he is the grand master, so to speak. We're in Revelation 9, the New Testament complement to Genesis 6:5-6. What is Satan's great weakness? And what does he think God's weakness is? The fallen Angels and Satan have no remorse whatsoever. They're killing people in the tribulation like never before. Why? And what obliterates the lie of Satan? We will return July 11.