His Word like a fire
2017-12-10
THE PROPHETS didn’t have easy lives. Today’s study follows Jeremiah through the last years of the kingdom of Judah, and the message God gave the prophet wasn’t popular.Continue Reading
Famine, sword, pestilence, and death
2017-12-03
JEREMIAH’S PROPHECIES get even darker this week, and God tells him to proclaim famine, destruction, and pestilence for the rebellious kingdom of Judah.Continue Reading
A lair of dragons
2017-11-19
CONDEMNATION AND promise are the themes of Jeremiah’s prophecy against Judah in this week’s Bible study.Continue Reading
The alarm of war
2017-11-12
THE HEARTBREAK of Jeremiah at the prophesied destruction of Jerusalem is evident in this week’s reading: My anguish, my anguish! I writhe in pain! Oh the walls of my heart!Continue Reading
Nineveh and the whore of Babylon
2017-10-01
THE DESTRUCTION of Assyria and the prophetic implications of its destruction are the focus of this week’s study.Continue Reading
On wings of eagles
2017-08-06
THE SCENE shifts from Isaiah’s prophecies of imminent invasion by Assyria to looking ahead to the Medo-Persian conquest of Babylon. At the heart of it all is God’s plan to restore the fortunes of His people, Israel.Continue Reading
Justen Faull: The Hollow Earth Chronicles
2017-06-23
BELOW YOUR feet is a nightmare world that holds creatures of unimaginable power and unspeakable evil. Filmmaker Justen Faull, writer/producer/director of the forthcoming film The Hollow Earth Chronicles: The Dark Chambers, explains how the concept of a hollow earth inspired some of the worst crimes against humanity in recent history.Continue Reading
Sin of the Amorites: The Titans, the Nephilim, and Mystery Babylon the Great
2017-06-23
What’s the common thread the links the human dupes of the rebellious Watchers? It started with an unspeakable crime in the mountains of Ararat.Continue Reading
Ezekiel, Melqart, and the fall of Babylon
2017-06-17
Why did John the Revelator prophesy the destruction of the ships of Babylon when Babylon was nowhere near the ocean?
Here’s a clue from Ezekiel: It’s a coded reference to Mount Hermon, the Watchers, and the sin of the Amorites.Continue Reading
Amorites, Rephaim, and the Seed of the Serpent
2017-05-23
The Rephaim were apparently mighty kings, like Og of Bashan. But was Og mighty because he was a giant or because his kingdom was literally the entrance to the underworld?Continue Reading