October 2024. Donald Trump is ascendant once more, unstoppable, until an Apache helicopter rises out of the darkness. On a warm fall, Alabama night, Beth Graves watches a nightmare unfold before her eyes. Welcome to Insurrection, the newest audio fiction series from Todd Allen.

Hosanna! Salvation has come to the world. God became man and entered Jerusalem. He ascended to his own Temple and looked out over the lost city of David, taking it all in. In Mark, the Passion Week has begun.

We talk hurricanes on this episode. Helene, Milton, Kamala. And while massive storms rage across the Southeast, your federal government is worse than useless.

The deep breath before the storm. The cross is waiting, only a week away, but on his final trip to Jerusalem, Jesus takes time to heal a blind beggar on the side of the road, and in that act, all of human history comes to the point of human decision. What do you want? I want to see.

Hurricane Helene wreaks havoc in Appalachia while Hurricane Joemala and its accompanying flood of cat-eating illegal immigrants wreak havoc all across the rest of the nation. Kamala lies so much she no longer knows truth from fiction. And the Trump train just keeps picking up steam.

Jesus introduces his disciples to the upside down kingdom of God where the last are first and the greatest in the kingdom in the servant of all.

The Left is losing, and Lefties are panicking. Kamala is tanking because there is nothing real about her. She's like a hologram for the globalist, deep state apparatus. Early takes on Diddy's arrest & fallout, and Trump takes on Gutfeld.

The young man wanted to follow Jesus. He was a sincere seeker, but he was holding on tight to too many other things. Jesus makes the call to us. What are we holding onto that is keeping us from the kingdom of God?

They’re eating the dogs! They’re eating the cats! In one statement, Donald Trump destroyed Kamala Harris and turned the national spotlight on Springfield, OH where despite official government lies the Haitians are indeed eating the pets and devouring American resources meant for American citizens.

Confronted with the thorny issue of divorce and the breakdown of relationships, Jesus calls us back to the beginning, creation, back to God's original plan, but not in a spirit of judgement. Jesus always meets us where we are.