Hold on, it’s coming!
2017-04-05
We got word today that the truck bringing The Great Inception from the printer is on the way. It should get to the warehouse by Friday or Monday latest. Thanks for your patience!Continue Reading
The Great Inception Part 11: The Mystery of Inanna, Patron Goddess of Nimrod
2017-04-04
Looking at the values of our modern society, it’s no stretch to say that Inanna–Ishtar, Aphrodite, or Venus, if you prefer–is the spirit of the age.Continue Reading
Inanna: Patron Goddess of Nimrod
2017-03-29
Looking at the values of our modern society, it’s safe to say that Inanna–Ishtar, Aphrodite, or Venus, if you prefer–is the spirit of our age.Continue Reading
The Great Inception is #1?!
2017-03-27
This was a surprise: My new book The Great Inception is the #1 New Release at Amazon’s History of Politics and Religion category today.Continue Reading
Free preview of ‘The Great Inception’
2017-03-18
The company printing my new book told us Thursday that it’s shipping a month later than we’d been promised. So let me offer this to you until it arrives.Continue Reading
The Great Inception Part 8: God vs. the Titans
2017-03-07
The Amorite kings of Ugarit were crowned in a conjuring ritual to summon the Rephaim and the Titans — who were believed to be the spirits of the ancestors of the king.Continue Reading
Derek on ‘Fourth Watch’
2017-02-17
I was honored to be this week’s guest on Fourth Watch with Justen Faull. Click here for the interview.Continue Reading
Derek on ‘Spiritual Encounters’
2017-02-17
I had a great conversation with Pastor Caspar McCloud about my new book The Great Inception on his program Spiritual Encounters the other night. Hear the interview by clicking here.Continue Reading
Well, this is a surprise
2017-02-10
My forthcoming book, The Great Inception, has cracked the Top Ten Best Sellers list in Amazon’s “Christian Prophecies” category on the strength of pre-orders.Continue Reading
Cain, elongated skulls, and the old gods of Sumer
2017-02-08
At Eridu and nearby sites in ancient pre-flood southern Sumer, and only there, archaeologists have found about 120 terracotta figurines scholars call “ophidian.” That’s fancy talk for snake-like.Continue Reading