As the weight of these perilous times increase the authority and ability of the family unit to sustain itself declines and other institutions fill the void. Institutions such as government programs, educational programs, digital platforms, cultural movements and the like.

Thus the question becomes: Who is shaping the next generation? If it is not the family, then rest assured, it will be someone or something else.

Debt is not just financial—it is behavioral, psychological, and spiritual.  This episode examines how debt reshaped American life, created dependence, increased vulnerability to control and instability, and contributed to the perilous times we are living in.

In this episode of Spiritual Preparedness we expose how deception operates in our society today, and provide a clear framework for using God's word in order to discern truth from deception.

America’s decline is not merely political, economic, or cultural. It is spiritual. In this episode of Spiritual Preparedness, we take a closer look at the spiritual decline of America and examine the causes for the decline, the effects of the decline on our society, and what we must do in order to get through it as individuals.

Most people believe that they're prepared for what’s coming—but they’re not. Not spiritually. Not mentally. Not even emotionally. Because true preparation is not about what you have—it’s about who you are when times become difficult, and your everyday way of life is interrupted.

Thus, the question is, are you truly prepared to endure them?

This is Spiritual Preparedness, a podcast that provides a bold, straight forward examination, of the critical issues we face in our everyday lives. We use the uncompromising lens of the one authority that never changes, God's Word, to uncover the true cause and effect of these critical issues have on our everyday lives, and receive God's guidance, through Scripture, as to how we are to respond.

Today, we begin with understanding the perilous times that we are in.

“I did it my way.”; “I can help myself.”; “I know what's best and what I should do.”; "I don't care what you say, I'm doing it the way I think is best.”; “What's right for you may not be right for me.” “Don't mess up my flow.” If you or anyone you know has said or thinks this way, please take a moment to listen to, “Judicial Judgment”.

Wars and rumors of wars, violence and death in our cities, struggles with trying to make ends meet, how do we deal with all this and maintain love, peace, joy, and hope?  Please join us as we discuss how to Weather The Storm.

God said that in the last days there will be those that will depart from the faith, or in other words, commit Apostasy. These apostates will deceive many through their false doctrines, practices, and character. Do you know when you’re in the presence of an apostate? Can you tell if you have fallen into apostasy?

What happens when you dismiss the one person that can help you, and throw out the one source of truth that you can trust to guide you in this perilous world?

Is it actually okay to hate people, especially if they did something to us?Is it okay to secretly hate a person and/or persons? Are there any consequences to deal with if we hate someone?