Ordained minister Dr. Dennis Hall and his special guest John Pitts, scholar on the science behind the biblical creation story focus on the migration of the animals on the ark to all the continents and islands of the world. Listeners are reminded that God decided to destroy the earth because he found mankind to be evil and violent. He asked Noah to build an ark and put two of every kind of living creatures, male and female, on the ark. Scripture tells us that rain fell on the earth for 40 days and 40 nights and that all the deep springs under the ocean burst forth and the earth was flooded. When the rain stopped and the floodwaters receded the ark ran aground on Mount Ararat. These two biblical scholars discuss how massive vegetation rafts formed facilitating the movement of the animals. When and how an ice age formed is discussed and how it caused the oceans sea levels to become low enough for land bridges to connect the continents permitting dispersal of the animals. It was God’s command that the animals swarm the earth and multiply. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/z_xTaUEWKyo him

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, focuses on the things that has caused the American Christian churches to drift in a disturbing direction. He points out that as American Christian churches began to build sprawling campuses to attract the growing suburbanites, and with mega churches adopting strategies to remove any and all barriers that would discourage someone from attending to the prosperity gospel churches were avoiding the hard truths of, sin, sacrifice, and repentance and producing a generation of Christians unprepared to persevere in a culture increasingly hostile to biblical truth. Dr. Hall then focuses on the heresies that plague contemporary Christian churches. He makes the point that the modern-day Christian churches have been pushed to the side of the public square but that it does not need rebranding – it needs rediscovery. He points out that the Christian church does not need new programs or slogans – it needs repentance. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/0bUt6FiFHrg

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, discusses the movement in the United States to pass anti-Sharia Law legislation. The podcast begins by defining what Sharia Law is, noting that it is a body of law that all Muslims are expected to follow that is based on the teachings in the Koran and the sayings of Mohammed. Dr. Hall points out how Sharia Law has impacted the Dearborn Michigan community. He describes how Sharia Law has been advancing in American institutions like schools, activities of political parties and even our banking institutions. Dr. Hall outlines behavior in Sharia Law that is punishable by death which runs the gamut from criticizing the Koran and Mohammed to practicing homosexuality. He then points out how sharia law influences judicial activities in America. He examines honor killings that are estimated to occur as many as 27 times per year. Dr. Hall outlines the major differences between Islam and Christianity. The podcast concludes with Dr. Hall urging Christians to be vigilant about the expansion of Islam and the influence of Sharia Law. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/cxcs-93cwKA.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, revisits the anti-ICE anarchy that is unfolding in the streets of Minneapolis. He raises salient questions about the motives of those who are attempting to interfere with federal officers who are attempting to apprehend illegal immigrants. Dr. Hall addresses the anger that is growing among those who are upset by watching police officers being attacked, property destroyed, and obscenities shouted and scrawled across handmade signs. He points out that being angry is not an excuse for sin! It is pointed out that Jesus made it clear that loving God and loving your neighbor are the most important things that you can do, and that neighbors include the anarchists and the illegal immigrants. Dr. Hall points out that the Scripture calls us to be kind, compassionate and forgiving, and to love our enemies. In his concluding remarks he points out that loving our neighbors is not carried out when we tell somebody that they should not be accountable for breaking the law which is the same as rejecting God according to Romans 13. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/Fzd5wheS6Ls.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, and his special guest Ham Gadd explore Near Death Experiences. It is pointed out that it is estimated nearly 68 million people in the United States have had a Near Death Experience. Ham Gadd is one of those who have had this experience and provides the details of his experience in this podcast. His experience is consistent with the Near Death Experiences of millions of people around the world. There have been numerous books written about these individuals and peer-reviewed research articles published in some of the most prestigious medical journals. It is acknowledged that skeptics point out that excess carbon dioxide in the bloodstream can affect vision in a way that people report seeing a tunnel of bright light and that lack of oxygen can cause hallucinations. Critics seem to be grasping at straws to disapprove that people having Near Death Experiences have visited heaven. One thing that is common for people who have had this experience is major life changes occur. These aftereffects are powerful, lasting, life enhancing, and seem to be a consistent pattern among those who have had a Near Death Experience. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/8EglWSP8N64.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, undertakes a close examination of the anti-ICE protests and the incident that sparked unrest in Minneapolis. He points out how people are encouraged to disobey local, state and federal officers of the law. He analyzes how the activist group known as ICE Watch is being supported and trained and is just a continuation of resistance to authorities across America. All these protests are a form of anarchy that opposes all forms of government and capitalism. Dr. Hall points out that anarchy results in riots, turmoil and unrest that can be hell on earth. It’s pointed out that resistance to divine and secular rule began in the Garden of Eden. Dr. Hall looks at what Scripture has to say about anarchy and lawlessness. Listeners are reminded that the Scripture teaches that governmental authority and our leaders are put in their roles by God and that we have an obligation to adhere to our society’s laws unless those laws are contrary to God’s moral law. The podcast concludes by pointing out that participation in protests that threaten and interfere with local and federal police are illegal and biblically wrong. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/k6FRMyr0tEY.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, examines the US raid on Venezuela to bring the Venezuelan Pres. Nicholas Maduro and his wife to the US to stand trial for federal drug trafficking charges. After reviewing the charges against these fugitives from justice and pointing out that they were indicted during the Biden administration in March 2020, Dr. Hall points out that Trump was following historical footsteps of US interventions that have toppled corrupt and evil authoritative leaders and dictators in the past. The oppression directed at Christians living under the Maduro regime is discussed. The Bible provides detailed accounts of evil authoritative kingdoms interacting with Israel and God’s sovereignty over these nations. It is pointed out that God disciplines the rulers of nations, removes kings and sets up kings (Daniel 2:20-21). Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/rIL_SJlvgCs.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, examines the New Years Day holiday pointing out that it had its roots in pagan rituals that began 4000 years ago. He takes a lighthearted look at some of the contemporary ways that New Years Day is celebrated in America and around the world. Dr. Hall analyzes what is behind the making of New Year resolutions. It is pointed out the new beginnings are a recurring theme in the Scripture. People around the world celebrate New Year because it offers a sense of hope and renewal. Christians know that a new start can begin at any time and that it is not dictated by the calendar. Dr. Hall stresses that most important thing that we can do in the New Year is to resolve to let go of the past, putting sin and shortcomings behind and walking hand-in-hand with Jesus. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/UMb8R0O1dS4.