The Mainstream Evangelical

This episode contains the following events in the life of Jesus Christ: The Birth of Jesus Christ, The Angels Sing at Jesus’ Birth, Jesus’ Circumcision, The Magi Visit Jesus, Jesus' And His Family Visit Egypt, Jesus Returns from Egypt, Jesus Visits Jerusalem as a Boy.

While the audio version with cinematic background music propagates on streaming platforms, we'll be posting some of it here on the podcast.

The Gospel takes the four stories of the life of Jesus Christ and presents them as one chronological timeline narrative. It’s based on the collective events found in the four gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The relevant portions of the gospels are then inserted into each event. This book is an original adaptation of source material found in the English Standard Version, New King James Version, New International Version, the Open English Bible, and the World English Bible. Although it’s an accurate and reliable work, it’s only used here to assist the reader in their understanding of the four gospels as one timeline. Great care has been taken not to exclude anything, but when overlapping events took place, the duplicate narrative was removed. Although this work is accurate, it’s not meant to be a substitute for any of the bible canon nor is it suitable for doctrine. Luke’s Prologue and the two genealogies are placed at the end of the timeline. The Broadus Harmony, which is one of the most widely accepted harmonies, is used to establish the timeline. Our hope is that this book will help people see the four gospels as one story told from four different perspectives.

Available from Amazon in print or as an ebook. Coming soon to iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, Youtube, Tidal all streaming platforms with cinematic background music.

This episode contains the following events in the life of Jesus Christ: The Pre-Existent Word, Zechariah Struck Mute, Jesus’ Birth Foretold to Mary, The Song of Elizabeth, The Magnificat, The Birth of John the Baptist, Jesus’ Birth Foretold to Joseph.

While the audio version with cinematic background music propagates on streaming platforms, we'll be posting some of it here on the podcast.

The Gospel takes the four stories of the life of Jesus Christ and presents them as one chronological timeline narrative. It’s based on the collective events found in the four gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The relevant portions of the gospels are then inserted into each event. This book is an original adaptation of source material found in the English Standard Version, New King James Version, New International Version, the Open English Bible, and the World English Bible. Although it’s an accurate and reliable work, it’s only used here to assist the reader in their understanding of the four gospels as one timeline. Great care has been taken not to exclude anything, but when overlapping events took place, the duplicate narrative was removed. Although this work is accurate, it’s not meant to be a substitute for any of the bible canon nor is it suitable for doctrine. Luke’s Prologue and the two genealogies are placed at the end of the timeline. The Broadus Harmony, which is one of the most widely accepted harmonies, is used to establish the timeline. Our hope is that this book will help people see the four gospels as one story told from four different perspectives.

Available from Amazon in print or as an ebook. Coming soon to iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, Youtube, Tidal all streaming platforms with cinematic background music.

In this episode, we examine the different categories of atheism, problems with anti-theism, how to interact with anti-theists, and fallacious anti-theist arguments. This is taken from the book, Atheist Fairy Tales: 100 Things Anti-theists Get Wrong About Christianity and the Bible. It's available on Amazon for only $2.99 for the ebook and $9.99 for the print version. 

In this episode, we look at the different events of the End Times and try to see if there are any comparisons to known phenomena.  While it's not necessary to have a natural explanation for events in the bible, sometimes there is one.  We will examine the Seven Seals, the Seven Trumpets, the Seven Bowls, the Second Coming, the Battle of Armageddon, the Millennial Reign of Christ, the White Throne Judgement, the New Heaven & Earth, and the New Jerusalem.

In this episode, we talk about the Antichrist, the False Prophet, and what happens during the reign of the Antichrist.  We also discuss the Two Witnesses, the 144,000, and many other issues.

In this episode, we look at the different events of the End Times and try to see if there are any comparisons to known phenomena.  While it's not necessary to have a natural explanation for events in the bible, sometimes there is one.  We will examine the Seven Seals, the Seven Trumpets, the Seven Bowls, the Second Coming, the Battle of Armageddon, the Millennial Reign of Christ, the White Throne Judgement, the New Heaven & Earth, and the New Jerusalem.

In this episode, we talk about the Antichrist, the False Prophet, and what happens during the reign of the Antichrist.  We also discuss the Two Witnesses, the 144,000, and many other issues.

In this episode we talk about Daniels's 70th week. This is the 7 year period that most of the events in the apocalypse take place. We also talk about the rapture, which is when God removes the church from the earth in an instant. These are events in our future that every believer needs to know.  

The biblical qualifications for church leadership applied to contemporary church leadership.

In this episode, we will Talk about the importance of Israel in End Times prophecy. Without Israel, End Times prophecy doesn't exist. When we examine both the Old and New Testament prophecies about the last days, we find Israel existing as a nation, Jerusalem being pivotal and the temple being in existence.  Some of these pieces are already in place.  Others are still to come. If we want to have a good understanding of biblical prophecy, just watch Israel.  Israel is the key.