BTJ's first live call-in podcast! Eugene and Brother Ren spent this past Saturday morning talking about a wide range of topics and taking calls from our amazing supporters. Keep your eye open for the next call-in podcast!

There are rumors flying around about the North Korean dictator. Is he fighting for his life after a recent surgery? Eugene wants to share four reasons why these rumors may be credible.

Eugene comes to you in this episode not with an Easter message... but rather, a note. A sticky note. He wants to share about something that he's recently learned about the origin of Easter. Specifically the word "Easter" and how that directly relates to Back to Jerusalem.

Eugene wants to give you an update on the coronavirus situation in China. This episode focuses on answering three questions: What is the timeline? Where did this virus start? How many people have died in China?

If you haven't heard, BTJ is releasing our Chasing Revival series as a daily devotional on our website. It's happening now! Bethany, BTJ's UK Director, has been compiling and posting the daily devotionals and joins Eugene on this episode of the podcast to talk about it. To follow along with the daily devos go to backtojerusalem.com/daily

Eugene is joined by a dear friend who is part of the Memon people group from India. She's a former Muslim and spends some time talking about the religion's potential impact on the Western world.

Eugene and Uncle Tang recently went on Facebook Live to talk about the novel coronavirus and its impact on the world. Unfortunately, the livestream was dropped in the middle of the talk, so Eugene recorded this episode to replace it!

Rabbi Myles Weiss joins Eugene from California to talk about a few hot topics in today's political landscape.

This episode is the audio from a recent Facebook Live video. Eugene shares some of the reports he's heard in recent days coming from the ground in China.

With the recent developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, governments around the world and across many different states in America have taken steps to encourage and even require people to stay home. Pastor Mark Spitsbergen joins Eugene to share his perspective on this issue concerning the church, and why he's been taking flak over the past few days.