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Another fascinating study by Mark Horton as we near the end of our study in Acts.  We learn that Paul's appearance in Rome before the Judean leaders there, to preach the gospel of the kingdom, was far more important than his trial before Nero's court.

Another fascinating study by Mark Horton as we near the end of our study in Acts.  We learn that Paul's appearance in Rome before the Judean leaders there, to preach the gospel of the kingdom, was far more important than his trial before Nero's court.

Twenty four years of wars on Islamic states has been largely responsible for the US federal debt rising from about $4 to about $17 trillion.  The US government has lied to Americans to get us into these wars.  And, the US government has cooked the books on the cost of living and unemployment figures to deceive us.  In this podcast, Chuck Carlson discusses Kevin Phillips' important book, Bad Money: Reckless Finance, Failed Politics, and the Global Crisis of American Capitalism, the informative site shadowstats.com, and what can be done.

Twenty four years of wars on Islamic states has been largely responsible for the US federal debt rising from about $4 to about $17 trillion.  The US government has lied to Americans to get us into these wars.  And, the US government has cooked the books on the cost of living and unemployment figures to deceive us.  In this podcast, Chuck Carlson discusses Kevin Phillips' important book, Bad Money: Reckless Finance, Failed Politics, and the Global Crisis of American Capitalism, the informative site shadowstats.com, and what can be done.

Mark Horton steps back to take a thematic look at the ministry and trials of the Apostle Paul. We learn that the hope of Israel is the kingdom of God and that only a righteous remnant of ancient Israel, who submitted to God, were saved. Here is the Biblical timeline Mark mentions in the lesson:

Mark Horton steps back to take a thematic look at the ministry and trials of the Apostle Paul. We learn that the hope of Israel is the kingdom of God and that only a righteous remnant of ancient Israel, who submitted to God, were saved. Here is the Biblical timeline Mark mentions in the lesson:

A common belief held by Americans is that the United States' claimed exceptional-ism, demands their unconditional support for its serial wars.  Thus, challenging the constitutionality or morality of these wars has become an unthinkable act to most, conditioned Americans.  With the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture, directed from the highest levels of the US government, perhaps, more Americans will wake up to the crimes committed by our leaders, and demand peace and justice.  In this podcast, Chuck Carlson discusses an in-depth article, "Why Does America Torture?" by Professor Alan Gilbert of the Denver University School of International Relations.

A common belief held by Americans is that the United States' claimed exceptional-ism, demands their unconditional support for its serial wars.  Thus, challenging the constitutionality or morality of these wars has become an unthinkable act to most, conditioned Americans.  With the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture, directed from the highest levels of the US government, perhaps, more Americans will wake up to the crimes committed by our leaders, and demand peace and justice.  In this podcast, Chuck Carlson discusses an in-depth article, "Why Does America Torture?" by Professor Alan Gilbert of the Denver University School of International Relations.

A common belief held by Americans is that the United States' claimed exceptional-ism, demands their unconditional support for its serial wars.  Thus, challenging the constitutionality or morality of these wars has become an unthinkable act to most, conditioned Americans.  With the release of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on torture, directed from the highest levels of the US government, perhaps, more Americans will wake up to the crimes committed by our leaders, and demand peace and justice.  In this podcast, Chuck Carlson discusses an in-depth article, "Why Does America Torture?" by Professor Alan Gilbert of the Denver University School of International Relations.

The enormous

$1tn bill for the 13-year Afghan conflict, which has never been detailed

by the government, will add to the pervasive scepticism about the war

in the US. ©Reuters

In this podcast, Chuck Carlson reviews his article, "War on ISIS & Evaporating Bonanza From Fracking Shale Oil" and reveals the far ranging consequences of the war based economy of the United States.