Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, uses the Apostle Paul’s teachings in Romans 13:1-7 as instruction on whether Christians should be voting in this election and what our attitudes should be toward civil authorities, including the thin blue line, our police officers and sheriffs. Dr. Hall explains what Paul meant when he wrote, “Let every person be subject to the governing authorities.” The listeners are reminded that the Bible provides a long and respected tradition of civil disobedience. The civil disobedience that has been undertaken by Christians today is discussed. Paul wrote Romans 13 during the reign of the evil depraved Roman Emperor Nero. Paul’s message to Christians today is that we can simultaneously criticize the sins and shortcomings of political leaders while rendering them due honor for the God-ordained services they provide. Dr. Hall concludes this podcast with the assertion that no matter who wins the presidential election biblical teaching is calling on Christians to honor and respect that office. Can also be seen on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/raS0hXf07Uc

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, addresses the presidential election and the choices that the voters will make. He focuses on the extraordinary immorality that is being allowed to occur in America. Some of it is related to the open border policies and other immoralities have to do with policies that appear to have been undertaken for political gain. He uses the story of the prophet Nathan addressing King David in the Old Testament as an example of how godly people must confront political leaders when immorality is present. The volume of abortions in America is addressed with particular attention given to the number of babies that are killed in the womb who are over 21 weeks old. His attention then turns to the presence of transgenderism and gender identity issues that our government is promulgating. Dr. Hall examines the child sex trafficking that is occurring on our southern border as a result of the de facto open border. The podcast concludes with listeners being challenged to vote in this presidential election for the leader committed to ending immorality facilitated by our government. Can also be seen on YouTube at:
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Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, explains the definition of the deep state and the swamp. He sees these elements in our society as a modern-day Jericho, a walled fortress inhabited by pagans blocking citizens’ pathways to the promised land. He uses the Old Testament story of the battle of Jericho as an analogy. The restrictions on the display of the 10 Commandments in public places and prayer in schools are used as examples of how a modern-day Jericho inhabited by pagans is suppressing God’s people. The battle of Jericho is retold in some detail. Dr. Hall concludes the podcast by reminding the listeners that they are in the midst of a battle for God’s promised land today. He points out that it is very easy to get caught up and grumble about things that are inconsequential in the grand scheme of God’s actions. We face a walled city today filled with pagans known as the swamp and the deep state. Dr. Hall stresses to the listeners that we cannot let our nation become a sinful morass of evil ideas. Can also be seen on YouTube.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, reacts to the mobile abortion clinic that was provided outside the Democratic National Convention, providing free abortions. He points out how it represents the depth of evil in our society. Dr. Hall identifies a number of other evils prevailing in our society and suggests that if these things persist that God owes Sodom and Gomorrah an apology. The things that are contributing to our toxic society are reviewed with Dr. Hall pointing out that when a person acts violently, horribly, or insanely they are viewed as someone needing help. But when the entire society needs help the insane behaviors become normalized. Dr. Hall discusses the role of God as judge and lawgiver and the role of the wrath of God. Time is spent explaining the true meaning of the phrase, “fear of God” in the Bible. Dr. Hall explains how the Hebrew biblical term, “fear of God” should be interpreted as a sense of deep respect, awe, and reverence for the covenants that God has reached with his people. Believers should not be afraid of God because his wrath is reserved for those who have turned their backs against Him. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and seen on YouTube at:
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Ordained minister, Dennis Hall, and his guest Bill Little, church leader at Amelia Plantation Chapel discuss the problem of Christians being labeled hypocrites. They point out that there are some Christians that are just trying to get their ticket punched and avoid going to hell and it is time to invite
God to completely transform you. Bible reading is discussed as a fundamental tool to becoming more like Christ and offer some practical approaches to reading the Bible. The role of prayer as the cornerstone of Christian faith is key to becoming more Christ-like. They use long term marriage as analogy to how we must constantly work on marriage to make it successful, and it is the same with God to avoid growing apart. They point out that we need less sleep and more prayer, less TV and more Bible study, less shopping and more tithing, less eating and more exercise, less taking and more listening, and less work and more worship. Don't miss this conversation about achieving a richer and fulfilling Christian walk. It can be seen on all podcast search engines.
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Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, expresses outrage at the mocking of former president Donald Trump’s professed Christianity. He began the podcast by pointing out that people’s lives are changed regularly by divine appointments. These God-ordained meetings produce life-changing experiences that profoundly affect the people involved in the strength of their faith. The experience of Paul and Silas in jail is discussed. What began as a hopeless night in prison for Paul and Silas became a divine appointment that led to the transformation of the jailer and his entire household. The story of Philip and the Ethiopian in Acts: 26-40 is an amazing stand-out story of a divine appointment. It resulted in a conversion experience of the Ethiopian who is described as a missionary to his people by historians. Dr. Hall points out that every time we find ourselves in the vicinity of a stranger, we should be open to the chance that this is a sacred event and that it is not just some serendipitous accident. The podcast concludes with the warning that we should be ready and excited that God may at any time or place bring us into a position, however briefly with a person that may have a profound impact on our life in their life. Can also be seen on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/-mjTPH7KmWw

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, discusses why people love watching the Olympics. He points out that the Olympics cater to our sense of loyalty to our country, our need to resolve uncertainty, and our desire to see beauty in physical prowess. The history of the ancient Olympic Games is reviewed pointing out that the first ancient Olympic Games were celebrated in 776 BC in Olympia, Greece. A Roman Emperor abolished the games after more than 1000 years of existence and it would be 1500 years before the games would be revived. The Olympic Games embrace the idea that peace and reconciliation can be achieved through sport. Dr. Hall discusses how the French Olympic Committee allowed a group of drag queens to mock the Last Supper of Jesus Christ which caused many Christians around the world to boycott watching the Olympics. As the podcast comes to a close the biblical lessons that can be learned by watching the Olympics are outlined. Dr. Hall concludes the podcast by quoting 2 Timothy 4:6-8 and challenges the listeners to fight the good fight, finish the race, and keep the faith.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, addresses the difference between unbecoming political rhetoric and evil pronouncements and how it may have played a role in the assassination attempt. He points to the apostle Paul in 1 Corinthians 12 outlining the nine gifts of the spirit, including the spirit of discernment. Those with the gift of discernment should be providing insight into where evil pronouncements are leading our nation. Using Scripture, the responsibility of every Christian to be discerning is outlined. He points out that the gift of discernment is really the ability to think biblically. The gift of discernment can be destructive and dangerous even though it is desperately needed. We can detect what is right and wrong or true and false when we saturate our minds with the word of God. Can also be seen on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/YPhJb2GBT0Q