Ordained minister Dr. Dennis Hall addresses the shutdown of the federal government in the US, what caused it, and the implications for the federally funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), sometimes referred to as food stamps. It is pointed out that 41.7 million people depend on this program, 12% of the US population – one in seven people. Due to the shutdown of the federal government this program is currently only being partially funded. Dr. Hall attacks many of the myths about the participants in this program, pointing out that recipients are subject to the federal government’s requirements to receive benefits that only allow four dollars a day per person for food. To receive food stamps, you must be poor and prove it. Able-bodied adults are also required to work at least 20 hours per week. Dr. Hall points out that throughout Scripture there is clear and consistent emphasis on providing for those in need. In the Old Testament God’s people are instructed to leave grain fields, vineyards, and olive tree groves less than fully harvested for the poor and sojourners. Jesus explained that caring for the hungry is tantamount to caring for Him personally. Feeding the hungry remains one of the most powerful and tangible ways to bear witness to a compassionate and redemptive God. can be seen on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/5D4c7HN81A4.

Ordained minister Dr. Dennis Hall, and his guest, attorney and esteemed Bible teacher Jim Cooke address the questions surrounding the Trinity. These two Bible scholars point to several Scripture verses that reveal the existence of the Trinity. A survey earlier this year conducted by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University revealed that only 11% of Americans believe in the Trinity. One of the questions addressed is, “Is the rejection of the Trinity heresy or is it just something wrong about what someone believes?” The question of whether the Holy Spirit is just some sort of a force is also addressed. The discussion also included the historical development of the Trinity. It is pointed out that the Trinity is not a human invention, but the concept arose from wrestling with the what the Bible reveals about God. As the podcast ends listeners are told that God has revealed himself to us as a Trinity, and we cannot and dare not conceive of a God that is not Triune. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/GdgLh5nvfJ4.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall uses the spectacle of hundreds of naked bicyclists in Portland, Oregon riding by the Federal Immigration Detention Center yelling F-ICE and making obscene gestures toward federal agents to demonstrate how sin can enslave people. He points out that God’s gift of free will, the ability to make individual decisions, can lead to eternal consequences. The idea that sin is liberating is taken apart using Scripture that shows the bondage of sin. Dr. Hall points out that we get to decide who we will serve and whether we will obey. The tension between human passions and the desire to do what is right in God’s eyes is analyzed. The podcast ends with a prayer thanking God for the Holy Spirit’s power to help us overcome the temptations of sin. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/GV38CvkEwJw.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall analyzes the deployment of National Guard troops to major American cities to manage crime and violent protests against immigration enforcement. He discusses the federal laws that must be addressed before national guard troops can be deployed. He points out that for many Americans violent protests and attacks on federal officers cause anger and resentment. Dr. Hall asserts that the real cause behind what is taking in American cities is spiritual warfare. The story of Jesus weeping over Jerusalem is used as an analogy of what would happen today if Jesus visited America. Dr. Hall urges the listeners to view what’s happening in America in the same way that God views America and to have the same passion for lost people that God has.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, focuses on corruption in courts and the judiciary system. He points out that Americans confidence in their nations judicial system and the courts has dropped to a record low 35%. Examples of corrupt judges are outlined in the podcast. Dr. Hall discusses the three major types of corruption and then focuses on systemic corruption in the judiciary system. Systemic corruption is when injustices are accepted as the norm. Dr. Hall turns his attention to Workers Compensation courts that deny benefits to truly disabled victims. It is pointed out that corruption as depicted in the Bible is moral and spiritual decay that leads individuals, corporations and entire societies away from God’s righteous standards. It is pointed out that when corruption becomes widespread, divine judgment often follows .Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/BYh7_xRQxk8.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, uses the funeral service for Christian martyr, Charlie Kirk to demonstrate how human relationships are the foundation of our earthly existence. He discusses the many aspects of family relationships, the relationships we have with friends, the romantic relationships with spouses, the dynamics of relationships with coworkers, and points out that the relationship you have with yourself is critical to all other relationships. Dr. Hall then delves into the relationship that we have Jesus Christ. He points out that you can go to church every Sunday and still not know Jesus. Using Scripture Dr. Hall explains how Jesus is inviting all of us into a relationship with Him. Things that can be done to build a relationship with Jesus are outlined. As the podcast comes to close Dr. Hall explains how we know that God is speaking to us. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/5y_QQKAZ7r0.

Ordained minister Dr. Dennis Hall addresses the theories explaining why the co-founder of Turning Point, USA, was assassinated. He was only 31 years old and had become a biblical voice not only in America but around the world. He was a gifted political organizer, and many felt he had a future in politics. Dr. Hall points out that the killer, Tyler Robinson, believed that Kirk was spreading hatred and had to be stopped. Utah Gov. Spencer Cox lays the blame for this assassination and others on social media and their ability to get users addicted to outrage. Other politicians and commentators labeled this murder a political assassination, an act to suppress his conservative ideas. Professional security people seem to think that increased security measures would have prevented the death of Charlie Kirk. Dr. Hall uses Scripture to demonstrate that God has determined the year, month and day that our life on this earth will end, and God numbered our days before we were born. God had determined that Charlie Kirk would join him in heaven on September 10, at 12:32 PM mountain time.

Ordained minister, Dr. Dennis Hall, reviews the development of gambling in the United States, the extensiveness of this activity and the amount of money that is wagered each year in America. It is a staggering amount of money with more than half of Americans participating and 70% of adults finding it morally acceptable. Dr. Hall delves into the things that drive people to gamble, concluding that it is more than just trying to increase personal wealth. It involves a spiritual longing and gambling is used to feel that hole. It is pointed out that gambling in society seems to flourish during times when the population is turning its back on churches and organized religion. Addiction to gambling is discussed, pointing out that 2% of the population suffers from this malady. Dr. Hall concludes the podcast pointing out that when you feel compelled to go to casinos, bet on sporting events and buy lottery tickets it is not just a harmless form of recreation. Can be heard on all podcast search engines and viewed on YouTube at: youtu.be/YzXwqjxZj1k.