Tactical Recon

At a recent Future of Christendom conference, 'For the Love of Liberty', we interviewed Mr. Tom Ertl from Zurich Publishing in order to get a look at his efforts in advancing the Kingdom of Christ. This is part one of a two part interview with Mr, Ertl.

John is on the board of the Mid Atlantic Reformation Society which hosts the Future of Christendom conferences. This year the conference was about liberty and what is at stake for America and the Church of Jesus Christ as we head into a very dark period of history. 

In this podcast he speaks about the MARS mission and the direction of the Future of Christendom.

Debt equals slavery. Once a government controls your economics, it then controls your freedom. In this episode, we discuss questions such as "how do we secure our family?" "What is the place of credit cards?" "How do we save our money?"

Our hosts point out that in providing for our families, we are freeing ourselves from the anxiety and concern about having clothing and shelter for our family so that we are free to assert the dominion of Christ.

Join us for an engaging conversation on money stewardship as we continue our series on preparedness.

This episode is a continuation of Dr. Michael Raymond's discussion with Elder Paul Coviello on preparedness. This segment focuses on security as part of good stewardship for our households and income. 

War, food shortages, apostasy, and more may cause anxiety among the people. What should we do? What is the Christian response? We need to be wise like the sons of Issachar, says Dr. Raymond. 

In this episode, Dr. Raymond and Elder Paul Coviello discuss God's Law and its impact on culture, the problem with a sacred/secular distinction, the purpose of personal piety, and more.

Pastor and author Ron Kronz joins Dr. Raymond and Paul Coviello again for another episode of Tactical Recon. Together they dive into a Christian understanding of legitimate and illegitimate authority.

Ron Kronz reminds us of the Lordship of Jesus Christ and our duty to advance the Kingdom of God.

The Incarnation ought to move us toward holiness. Our true and ultimate identity is found in Christ. The Christian life goes beyond knowledge. It's life transforming.

Thanksgiving is not for a momentary, once-a-year-thought. Thanksgiving is a posture, a way of life. Join Rev. Dr. Paul Michael Raymond and Elder Paul Coviello as they discuss thanksgiving in the life of the Christian.