Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, examines the US raid on Venezuela to bring the Venezuelan Pres. Nicholas Maduro and his wife to the US to stand trial for federal drug trafficking charges. After reviewing the charges against these fugitives from justice and pointing out that they were indicted during the Biden administration in March 2020, Dr. Hall points out that Trump was following historical footsteps of US interventions that have toppled corrupt and evil authoritative leaders and dictators in the past. The oppression directed at Christians living under the Maduro regime is discussed. The Bible provides detailed accounts of evil authoritative kingdoms interacting with Israel and God’s sovereignty over these nations. It is pointed out that God disciplines the rulers of nations, removes kings and sets up kings (Daniel 2:20-21). Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/rIL_SJlvgCs.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, examines the New Years Day holiday pointing out that it had its roots in pagan rituals that began 4000 years ago. He takes a lighthearted look at some of the contemporary ways that New Years Day is celebrated in America and around the world. Dr. Hall analyzes what is behind the making of New Year resolutions. It is pointed out the new beginnings are a recurring theme in the Scripture. People around the world celebrate New Year because it offers a sense of hope and renewal. Christians know that a new start can begin at any time and that it is not dictated by the calendar. Dr. Hall stresses that most important thing that we can do in the New Year is to resolve to let go of the past, putting sin and shortcomings behind and walking hand-in-hand with Jesus. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/UMb8R0O1dS4.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, entertains his special guests on this podcast. Two of his young adult granddaughters and their mother join him in this special Christmas podcast. The podcast begins with Dr. Hall reading from Luke 1 when the angel encountered the young Jewish teenage girl, Mary, and told her that she would conceive and give birth to a son. Astonished, Mary asked “How will this be, since I am a virgin?” The special guests and Dr. Hall then explored what it is like to be a teenage girl in the 21st century. The ladies on the panel discuss the violent mood changes that they experienced as teenagers and how these off the chart mood swings are complicated by PMS. The group also discussed society’s perverted interpretation of beauty that for many young teenage girls results in poor self-image, making them feel that they are “not pretty enough” or “not worthy enough.” The discussion then led into the consequences of a young girl in the first century claiming to be a virgin and becoming pregnant. In short, Deuteronomy 22 tells us that the law at that time required the young girl to be stoned to death. When Mary accepted the Angels proclamation that she would become pregnant with Jesus she was aware of these potential harsh consequences. The group explored how Mary must have felt during this time, and Joseph’s response to this situation. The podcast closes with a prayer thanking God for the supernatural gift of Jesus brought into this world by a poor virgin Jewish teenage girl. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/3Jb5mBPi3II.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, comments on the amount of evil that seems to be swirling across our land and the world, even during the days of Christmas celebrations. He reflects on the story of Jesus calming the storm on the Sea of Galilee. He points out that this story is an unbelievable miracle and at the same time to be expected by the one who took part in the creation of the universe. It is pointed out that Christians often mistakenly use this story to teach about how Jesus calms the storms of life, but that the story is actually about trusting Jesus and the power that he has to lead us through difficulties. Dr. Hall points out that we should see the storms of our life as our friends because it is during these times that we turn to God. Dr. Hall closes the podcast reminding listeners that when Jesus was born in the manger God gave us a Savior whose powers beyond our comprehension. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/dLPGJLsC9UQ.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, illustrates how fragile our lives are, and when it comes to reflecting on the end of our lives how the birth of Jesus changed everything. The significance of the birth of Jesus is explored, particularly highlighting how it illuminates the darkness in the world. Dr. Hall reviews how the life of Jesus turned the world upside down challenging prevailing social attitudes. Dr. Hall outlines a checklist of some of the things that we should be doing to prepare for leaving Planet Earth. He stresses that our salvation cannot be earned by works, but there are some things that the Scripture expects us to be doing as a result of salvation. Dr. Hall points out that Jesus has asked us to be obedient to his commands and that he will hold us accountable for that. Dr. Hall urges his listeners to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ on Christmas day like it might be your last day on earth. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/XDH2rCcXfS4.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, comments on the callous and immoral attitudes that many in our society have regarding babies and children. Dr. Hall points out that the Bible teaches that every birth is a Divine miracle. What we know scientifically and medically about conception is explained. Dr. Hall uses Scripture to unravel the miracle of conception. It is noted that the Scripture refers to the pre-born as babies. This podcast outlines how God watches over babies and young children, and what the responsibilities are for the adults that interact with children. Dr. Hall outlines the greatness that God has embedded in every child. He then goes on to talk about how Jesus has promised consequences for those who fail to lift up children. Dr. Hall challenges the listeners to make a commitment to playing a vital role in the upbringing of children in their families and in the community. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed YouTube at: https://youtu.be/4_GrYO-z1vo.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, discusses the Thanksgiving Day holiday and how our gratitude on this day should not be based on how we feel about things. He points out that the Bible and God never call us to live a life based on our feelings. Quoting Scripture, it’s pointed out that God asks us to give thanks in all things. He points out how Scripture teaches that God is responsible for the prosperity and the disasters in our lives. Dr. Hall stresses that God is not asking us to be thankful for the problems and tragedies that we experience but is expecting us to acknowledge that he is all-powerful over the universe, the earth, and our lives. Dr. Hall encourages the listeners to celebrate the little things in our lives with exuberance. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/dvYjU2--Wfk.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, uses the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files as a platform to point to the epidemic of child sex abuse in the United States. Dr. Hall points out that God, the sovereign omnipotent all-powerful ruler of the universe, and our lives can heal anything or stop anything! At the same time, it is obvious that there are things that God chooses not to stop or heal. The polio epidemic, babies born without legs and arms due to a drug known as thalidomide, 1.2 million people lose their lives to the Covid virus are all contemporary things that God chose not to intervene into. Even the apostle Paul on three different occasions prayed that the Lord would free him from his source of pain – 2 Corinthians 12:8. His prayer went unanswered. It is widely accepted among psychiatrists, psychologists and researchers that there is no cure for pedophilia. Dr. Hall uses the writings of theologian John Feinberg to tackle the question of what possible good might God accomplish in our lives through suffering and afflictions? Dr. Hall points out that we are engaged in a spiritual war and that God doesn’t always answer our prayers in the way that we want or on our timetable. Can also be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/_DsqiuVyEeI.