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.