In this episode we interview Marc Tuzzolino, founder and leader of the Apocalyptic Accountability Group based in the Chicago area. Marc shares from the heart about his own history and how a season of reworking the Gospel led to deliverance from a life of immorality. Since then, Marc has seen tremendous fruit as he has led other men into fearing God and living a life of obedience and transparency in light of the day of judgment.

In this episode we interview Seth Roach and Daniel Jordan. Seth and Daniel have been involved with Torben Søndergaard and The Last Reformation movement, and they share about their fresh call to a wholehearted lifestyle of obedience to Jesus in light of the hope of his return. Seth and Daniel's stories are provoking and encouraging to hear as they describe the Spirit's witness to the Gospel with power, miracles, and deliverance.

In this episode we reflect on some of our favorite points from our last four interviews with Joel Richardson, Tim Miller, Mark Klafter, and Asher and Zachary. We discuss how Jewish election and eschatology give direction and help navigate the complexities of unfolding world events, as well as how the apocalyptic lens for the Gospel gives a sense of stability in the midst of difficulty and serves as a "guard rail" against licentiousness.

In this episode we interview Asher and Zachary, two young adults who have committed their lives to be disciples of Jesus. They share their journey of how they came into an understanding of the Gospel, what challenges they've faced specifically as young adults, and how the election of Israel, the return of Jesus, and the age to come have motivated righteous living among an otherwise self-centered generation of young people.

In this episode we interview Mark Klafter, a Jewish believer in Jesus and the son of a Hungarian Holocaust survivor. Mark was born in New York City in 1950 and came to know the Lord in a radical way in 1973. Mark shares his life story and how he came to identify as a Jewish disciple of Yeshua. From his long relationship with Art Katz to his encounter with the God of Israel at the Wailing Wall in Jerusalem, Mark's journey has led him to understand the centrality of Israel and the Jewish people to the gospel.

In this episode we interview Tim Miller, a missions trainer, Bible teacher, and the founder of the Daniel Training Network, a resource development ministry committed to equipping the church to follow Jesus faithfully until he returns. Tim shares some of his experiences over the last twenty years of ministry serving in various parts of Africa and the US. In addition to telling some dramatic stories, Tim encourages us to remain faithful through the simple elements of discipleship.

In this episode we interview Joel Richardson, speaker, author, teacher, and filmmaker. Joel's primary passion is to see the Gospel proclaimed throughout the Muslim world. He discusses how the Jewish apocalyptic framework for the Gospel has affected his life and ministry and given him tremendous hope in the midst of adversity and suffering. Meditation on the tangible hope of the restoration of all things and the resurrection of the dead propels us through the "meat grinder" of this age.

Connect more with Joel and his ministry at https://joelstrumpet.com

In this episode we reflect on some of our favorite points from the first four interviews of this season with David Gordon, Dalton Thomas, Dick Brogden, and Richee Parks. Because we did not want to fill the interviews with a lot of our own commentary, we decided to take a full episode to reflect on some of the things that were said. (Also, don't miss the intro where we make fun of Bill's taste in movies!)

In this episode we interview Richee Parks, who works full-time with the Daniel Training Network in Bloomington, MN. Richee is a husband and father of four and has a heart for youth ministry. He discusses discipleship within the family and among today's youth, exploring some of the challenges faced in leading young people in modern "comfort Christianity" to become faithful witnesses of the gospel.

In this episode we interview Dick Brogden, founder of the Live Dead movement that plants churches among unreached people groups. Dick and his wife Jennifer have served as missionaries for 29 years working in Africa and the Middle East. They are deeply driven by the cross and the return of Jesus. Dick shares some personal stories and challenges disciples to live wholeheartedly for the Gospel. Buckle up, listeners... Dick's words will challenge you!