The provided sources, comprising lecture notes and a video transcript, focus on defining the "Satanism schism" as the fundamental division between two opposing philosophies: Theism and Satanism. The core argument is that Satanism is primarily characterized by self-worship and an inward focus ("I deserve"), rather than the typical imagery of dark rituals, while Theism is defined by an outward focus centered on serving God and others. This inward, or satanic, focus is said to be responsible for the lack of unity and the pervasive discord seen in society, which Satan actively promotes. Furthermore, the sources argue that this self-worship manifests politically and socially through three specific "isms": humanism, globalism, and progressivism, with progressivism being linked to entitlement, covetousness, and the rewarding of laziness.

Are history's oldest gods and spirits returning to shape our modern world? In this gripping podcast series, we delve into the provocative and prophetic work of Jonathan Cahn's The Avatar. Explore the startling parallels between the halls of American power and ancient biblical kingdoms. Discover why certain political figures are seen as modern manifestations of ancient rulers like Jehu and Athaliah. We'll trace the hidden connections between cultural revolutions, from the rise of new ideologies to ancient practices, and ask the compelling question: are we merely replaying a spiritual script written millennia ago? Join us as we unravel the mystery of the "avatars" and what they reveal about the unseen war for the soul of the West.

"The Mountain or the Cave: A Spiritual Choice" explores the distinction between passive proximity to faith and an active, personal relationship with the divine. It uses the biblical story of Lot, alongside a modern anecdote, to illustrate four core principles of spiritual growth. These principles highlight how being near religious people does not equate to personal faith, the tendency to drift towards compromise without intentional spiritual effort, the common desire for God to solve problems rather than transform hearts, and the necessity of effortful spiritual ascent as opposed to passive decline. Ultimately, the text presents a choice between the "mountain" of diligent, personal engagement with God and the "cave" of ease and spiritual stagnation.

Dive deep into the story of Sodom and Gomorrah like never before. From the biblical accounts in Genesis to New Testament references, we explore themes of divine judgment, justice, and the evolving interpretations of Sodom's sins. Journey through historical and archaeological insights, including theories like the Tall el-Hammam cosmic airburst, while considering skeptical perspectives. Hear diverse theological interpretations and applications that reveal the story's enduring relevance. Plus, discover creative tools—sound effects, maps, and artwork—to bring this ancient narrative vividly to life. Perfect for curious minds seeking both scholarship and storytelling.

"Did Jesus really walk this earth? The evidence will shock you."

🎙️ He Walked Among Us—Uncovering the Historical Jesus
Step into a gripping journey through history, faith, and evidence as we explore He Walked Among Us by Josh McDowell and Bill Wilson. This podcast brings the powerful apologetics work to life, tackling the claims that challenge the existence of Jesus—and answering them with compelling historical proof.

From ancient secular writings and rabbinic references to archaeological discoveries and early Christian accounts, every episode digs deep into the real-world evidence for Jesus' life, miracles, and legacy. Whether you're a believer seeking to strengthen your faith or a skeptic searching for facts, you'll find an eye-opening blend of scholarship and storytelling here.

🔍 What you'll hear:

• Firsthand historical sources that point to the real Jesus.

• Archaeological clues that align with the New Testament.

• Insights from both ancient and modern scholars.

• Engaging discussions that connect biblical history to today's world.

Faith meets fact. History meets hope. Join us as we follow the trail of evidence and discover the Jesus who truly walked among us.

In this urgent and eye-opening message, Pastor Eddie Turner steps in for Pastor Bobby at Life Church to deliver a timely sermon that reaches across campuses, online viewers, and correctional facilities. With the world watching the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, Pastor Turner boldly unpacks how these events are not just headlines—they're biblical prophecy in real time.

He confronts the dangers of replacement theology, reaffirming God's eternal covenant with Israel and calling believers to discern the signs of the times through Scripture (1 Chronicles, Romans, Jeremiah, Isaiah).

This episode ends with a powerful call to prayer—for peace in Jerusalem, for Middle East truth seekers, and for every listener to get their heart right with God. These are not ordinary days. These are historic, prophetic days—and the time to respond is now.

Dive into Daniel: Sovereignty, Prophecy, and Faith in Exile 2—a powerful Christian podcast exploring the prophetic visions, divine sovereignty, and unshakable faith of Daniel during his time in Babylonian exile. This episode unpacks biblical prophecy, God's control over kingdoms, and how believers today can stand firm in faith amidst cultural pressure. Perfect for those seeking encouragement, prophetic insights, and spiritual growth through Scripture.