Stories this week include: New film traces Jewish man's story of how he came to Christ, Knesset strengthens hold on Jerusalem, Trumps recognition of Jerusalem could spark major war in 2018 and Iranians protest over Islamic Government.

The vast majority of these programmes are recorded in Israel … I visit the places where the people live. But for today’s programme, I met my guest, who is called Gefen, in London. She was here from Tel Aviv during the summer working with a team of fellow missionaries from Jews for Jesus – an organisation that works in major cities around the world to share their faith with Jewish people. However, the reality is they talk to far more non-Jews! So, I asked Gefen, what’s it like going out onto the streets of London wearing a Jews for Jesus T shirt handing out tracts and talking to people about Jesus?

Published on 21 Oct 2015
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Joel Richardson, author of “When a Jew Rules the World,” discusses what the Bible really says about the centrality of Israel in God’s plans for the future.

An important and timely web presentation. CLICK HERE to see it.

(Here is a short story I wrote fourteen years ago in memory of my great-aunt Bessie. I have re-published it to give some background to the London Jewish walks I will be recommencing, starting on March 6th)

It was significant that Bessie's birthday this year fell on Passover, as her story was as much a triumph over adversity as her forbears' celebrated release from bondage. As was customary, the extended family were gathered, a pyramid of generations, with Bessie at the apex and a multitude of tiny ones, crammed at opposite ends of a table that grew healthily each year. It was also customary to invite a stranger to the seder table and this year Bessie had intrigued us with an elderly gentleman, apparently a friend from the day centre, who was sitting politely and quietly to her left, next to Sadie, my mother. I was there as family scribe. To me she had entrusted her many secrets and to me she had given the responsibility to tell them, well all bar one, anyway.

A question that came to mind as I sat contemplating – Is the world living on borrowed time?  The influx of Muslims into the West and Europe in particular has drawn out a variety of comments and suggestions.  Some see this move as a potential Islamic invasion seeking world domination.  Some suggest it will lead to the collapse of Islam as Muslims convert to Christianity.  Others shuffle about in the middle and suggest it could go either way.  There appears to be no clear consensus of opinion.  Most certainly the movement of Muslims has changed the world, even if we are not quite sure how.

Roger's most important advice is "stand your ground". Say what you think and do not apologise.

The concept of “white privilege” has embedded itself within nearly every stratum of our culture in the United States, championed by progressives and those that are seeking to deconstruct our current narratives and historical hierarchies. As the church has become the purposed focus of those seeking to balkanize the church, it should not be a surprise that this pernicious concept has been used as a divisive tool to divide the church. Listen as Dr. Thomas Ascol of Founders Ministries examines the origins and effects of the foreign importation of “white privilege” in the body of Christ.

Amir and Pastor Bob Kopeny's update from the Sea of Galilee on the upcoming Warsaw Conference, Iran and its proxies and world events in light of the Bible.

Are women oppressed in Muslim countries? What about in Islamic enclaves in the West? Are these places violating or fulfilling the Quran and Islamic law? Ayaan Hirsi Ali, an author and activist who was raised a devout Muslim, describes the human rights crisis of our time, asks why feminists in the West don't seem to care, and explains why immigration to the West from the Middle East means this issue matters more than ever.

Virtue signaling is the practice of trying to put one's own moral superiority on display by saying or doing something that has no real practical benefit other than to announce agreement with the most stylish opinion of whatever happens to be trending at the moment. Listen as Phil Johnson of Grace to You examines this aberrant micro-reflexive practice amongst the new ‘woke’ evangelicals.

Evangelist and theologian Dr Michael Green (1930 - 2019) gave the opening address at Unbelievable? The Conference 2012.

WATCH: US troops liberated Dachau 72 years ago today -- revealing Nazi horrors for the 1st time, in this shocking video. We salute the survivors. Never again.

When two people share the same goals, they can disagree – even strongly disagree – and still have a productive discussion about how to reach those shared objectives. As comedian and author Owen Benjamin explains, the problem with America today is we no longer share the same goals, and that’s tearing us apart.

U.S. intelligence agencies accuse Russia of hacking the 2016 presidential election, a Ben Ferguson travels to Tel Aviv to find out how Israel is on its way to becoming the world's top cyber superpower.

This Sunday our community will observe Tisha B'av and turn our attention to the city of Jerusalem, mourning the destruction of its temples some two millenniums ago. Here is the most famous love song to Jerusalem, my hometown, sung with my amazing colleagues Cantors Netanel Herstik and Yaakov Lemmer live in Amsterdam for the PBS Special "The New York Cantors".

What evidence is there that Jesus existed? How are we supposed to reconcile conflicting reports? Abdu Murray responds at an open forum at Yale University.

Speaking today about President Trump's decision to pull remaining 2,000 trooops out of Syria and the latest EU survey on antisemitism.

This Week In Prophecy, Jacob Prasch addresses the newly passed bill in New York City which allows abortions till the time of birth. He also talks about the potential warfare brewing between Syria and Israel.

The word “love” is one of the sloppiest words in our language, as it primarily refers to a feeling that happens to a person. In the New Testament, “love” refers to a way of treating people that was defined by Jesus himself: seeking the well-being of others regardless of their response.

Steve Maltz introduces his new book, Shalom, on how we can be truly 'complete' in our relationship with God, in particular in our relationship with the One New Man of Ephesians 2. Could an understanding and acknowledgement be a key to revival?

It is really an interesting time we are living in. The last days I have been on the national TV many times. Ministers and politicians in our parliament mention my name and say that the police has to investigate me. The news is talking about a new law, a fine and even jail. Yes. Are we coming to that point in Europe. We have never been closer right now! Please see this video and let’s stand up for the truth. It is not time to back down - it is time to obey our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.

Messianic Jew and author Dr Michael Brown tells Justin Brierley what happens when he speak in tongues, what happened at the Brownsville Revival in the 1990s, and why he believes Pastor John MacArthur is wrong about ‘Charismania’  

Published on 12 Apr 2018

Published on 21 Jun 2018

The left has traditionally seen itself as progressive, with history and morality on its side. But is history on anyone's side? And as for morality, don't all politicians think they're in the right? Should the left then give up its claim to the moral high ground and argue for policies on pragmatic grounds alone? Or would this be to undermine its very core and meaning?

Ray talks with McKaela, a professing Christian who is tongue-tied when it comes to evangelism.

A witnessing conversation doesn’t get much better than this...praise God! This video will train you in biblical evangelism.

What are the signs and symptoms of indoctrination in today's society? In this video Jacob Prasch addresses how school, media, and culture are used to perpetuate a narrative and how those things will ultimately be used to set the stage for the advent of the antichrist and false prophet as spoken of in the book of Revelation.

On this episode of Apologia Radio we continue our discussion of the conversation between Dr. John MacArthur and Ben Shapiro. Why is it important to get this right? How does MacArthur's eschatology impact his witness to an Orthodox Jew? Is it important? We also respond to another Independent Fundamentalist Baptist who came out with an incoherent and absurd rant rooted in pure ignorance against Calvinism.

Think of all the horrors of the 20th Century: The Holocaust. The Bolshevik Revolution. The Cold War. Were it not for the assassination of one Austro-Hungarian archduke in 1914, none of those events would have ever happened. Historian and author Andrew Roberts explains.

Amir's update on the behind the scenes of the decision to pull the US troops out of Syria and the chain reaction to it.

(UN WATCH)

• Resolutions on Israel: 21
• Resolution on Rest of the World: 6

In the current 73rd session of the UN General Assembly (2018-2019), all EU member states voted for one resolution each to criticize (1) Iran, (2) Syria, (3) North Korea, (4) Crimea, (5) Myanmar, and (6) the U.S., for its embargo on Cuba. See second table at bottom, showing these six resolution texts and votes.

By contrast, EU states will vote for at least 16 out of 21 resolutions singling out Israel. EU states have failed to introduce a single UNGA resolution on the human rights situation in China, Venezuela, Saudi Arabia, Belarus, Cuba, Turkey, Pakistan, Vietnam, Algeria, or on 175 other countries.

Below are the resolutions on Israel that have been adopted in the 73rd Session (2018-2019) of the UN General Assembly.

RESOLUTIONS SINGLING OUT ISRAEL ...

If you thought “Christ” was Jesus’ last name or the title he gave himself, think again! The title Jesus most often used for himself is the "Son of Man.” In this video, we’ll explore the meaning of this fascinating phrase and see how it invites us into the larger biblical story.

0:00 Ode To Joy (Angelic Voices) 1:37 Silent Night, Holy Night (Blossom Street Singers) 4:14 O Holy Night (Regency College Choir) 8:06 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Blossom Street Singers) 10:57 Little Drummer Boy (Regency College Choir) 13:39 O Christmas Tree (Regency College Choir) 15:28 Joy To The World (Regency College Choir) 18:41 Deck The Halls (Blossom Street Singers) 20:00 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Blossom Street Singers) 21:50 O Come, All Ye Faithful (Blossom Street Singers) 25:28 Away In A Manger (Blossom Street Singers) 27:42 O Little Town Of Bethlehem (Blossom Street Singers) 31:03 Jolly Old St. Nicholas (St. Peter's Choir)

Christians and non-Christians alike are so often deceived by this one lie.

Amir’s update on regional developments in Israel, Iran, Lebanon and Operation Northern Shield. He talks about Macron and France, Antisemitism in Europe, the recent wave of Palestinian violence and much more.

Lord Alan Sugar defends Theresa May as she faces a leadership challenge against her and announced that if the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn becomes prime minister, he will leave the UK.

"As a Jew, the hardest thing to get over was the thought that there's only one way to God." But then Steve Weiler found something in his Bible...

DNA Discovery Reveals All Humans Descended from an 'Adam and Eve' after Cataclysm

This Week In Prophecy Jacob Prasch covers the Death of George H.W. Bush, riots in France and the possible discovery of the Ark of the Covenant

In one of Bob's first camera interviews, Beth appeared to be open to the Gospel and became emotional during his prayer at the end.

Pastor John MacArthur joins Ben to discuss the intersection of the Bible and politics, the proper role of government, and the similarities and differences between Judaism and Christianity.

Published on Dec 4, 2018

Narrated by Golden Globe nominee Christopher Plummer (Best Supporting Actor, "American Tragedy, 2000), it's the bold and powerful story of Jesus as told by his disciple John. The best-loved but least understood of the gospels, John presents a uniquely human portrait of courage and passion encompassing Jesus' entire three-year ministry, the final years of his life. Intimate and reflective, "The Gospel of John" offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the incomparable life and times of Jesus Christ.

If followers of Jesus are to give their total allegiance to God’s Kingdom, how should they relate to the governments and power structures of their own day? In this video, we’ll see how the experience of Daniel and his friends in Babylonian exile offers wisdom for navigating this tension. Following Jesus in the 21st century means learning the way of the exile.

Leading Bible scholar Tom Wright answers Mike’s question about where his father is, following his death.

Have you ever wondered why more pastors don’t speak out about controversial moral and cultural issues? In this 'Consider This' episode Dr. Michael Brown warns about the dangers of staying silent in times of moral and spiritual declension.

Amir's update on developments in Israel, the recent Gaza crisis, events in Iran, the IDF strikes in Syria and much more.

Let's trace on an animated map 28 years of the history of Yemen.

The book of Psalms is the largest collection of poetry in the Bible. In this video we’ll explore the design shape and main themes of this marvelous book, which was crafted to be read from beginning to end. The Psalms are an invitation to a literary temple where you can meet with God and hear the entire biblical storyline retold in poetic form.

This Week In Prophecy Jacob Prasch breaks down the history of World Wars 1 and 2, the significance behind Armistice Day and the 100 year celebration, and much, much more. This is a MUST LISTEN update.

Pray that this young Australian man would truly place his trust in Jesus...we know his parents are praying.

Watch our Read Scripture video on the book of Hebrews, which breaks down the literary design of the book and its flow of thought. In Hebrews, the author shows how Jesus is the ultimate revelation of God's love and mercy and is worthy of our devotion.

Colin Nevin speaks of his rejection of his homosexual past and affirms his new life in Christ. In this moving video taken at the Foundations 10 conference in Sidmouth, October 2018, you will see the effect that this testimony has on the people in the room.

This Week In Prophecy, Jacob Prasch addresses the history of corruption in politics as it relates to U.S. midterm elections and Brexit, U.S. sanctions on Iran and war drills taking place in the Ukraine on the border of Russia by the U.S. and Israel.

Yamma Ensemble - 0riginal & traditional Hebrew music

Check out the official trailer for I Can Only Imagine starring J. Michael Finley

Modern evangelism in Christianity is messy, but thankfully there's a way to return to biblical evangelism. Listen to what Ray Comfort says in this short clip.

Eliahu Pietruszka escaped from Poland at the beginning of the second world war thinking his entire family had perished. But two weeks ago he discovered  that a younger brother had also survived and that his brother's son, 66-year-old Alexandre, was flying from Russia to see him.

Beautiful traditional Ancient Jewish song | performed by Orthodox Jewish religious singer Ofir Ben Shitrit

Pastor James dresses up as a homeless person in front of his own church to see what people do...

A one-off teaching by Paul Luckraft in October 2018.

Watch this epic public debate of an atheist vs. a Christian...who will win?

On Oct. 9, 2018, John Lennox addressed the critical questions surrounding artificial intelligence and how the future of artificial intelligence bears on a Christian vision of reality. This event was hosted at the Zacharias Institute in Alpharetta, GA

Amir's update on the missing components of Ezekiel: Sudan and Libya, and the latest amazing development in them that explains their appearance in the coming Ezekiel war.

'Lord Of the Rings' director Peter Jackson has seen footage of a mine explosion that his own grandfather was only a hundred yards away from on the Western Front at the time. He saw the footage while making his new film 'They Shall Not Grow Old'.

Well-known atheist Dan Barker explains that he was a Christian...but the truth is, he never truly knew God.

Jacob Prasch addresses the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, military activity in Syria and the potential conflict with Russia and Israel as Russia arms Syria with s-300 anti aircraft missiles after a Russian plane was shot down last week.

When listing the world’s most notorious terrorist organizations, why is it that Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Boko Haram so quickly spring to mind, while Hezbollah is frequently forgotten? In this video, Tony Badran, Research Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, explains how the backing of Iran has served to legitimize Hezbollah on the world stage, while simultaneously making the group all the more dangerous.

Why are there animal (blood) sacrifices and Jewish feasts during the Millennium? Jacob Prasch addresses the temple system memorials found in the book of Ezekiel as well as the nature of salvation by the blood of Jesus and how that is represented in those sacrifices.

Somalia to win UN RC seat on Oct. 12, joining China, Cuba, Iraq, Pakistan, Qatar & SaudiArabia.

The Diversity Delusion: How Race and Gender Pandering Corrupt the University and Undermine Our Culture

Amir Tsarfati's special update on Prime Minister Netanyahu's UN General Assembly speech.

This Biblical Literacy Class by Mark Lanier was recorded 10/27/13.

Ray Comfort shares with Amber—a sweet lady who was lost, and ended up in a special park for a special conversation.

On Thursday 13th September 2018, Rabbi Lord Sacks spoke in a House of Lords debate on antisemitism in Britain.

The Bible is full of crazy stories...things that sound like fairy tales on par with Cinderella's coach turning into a pumpkin at midnight. You don't want to miss this full, free movie.

Until the 1950s, Baghdad’s vibrant Jewish community played a large role in the cultural and social life of the city. [Online until: 06.10.2018]

Steve Maltz thinks ahead to the forthcoming 4 day conference in Sidmouth and explains why this will be different to any other Christian conference you may have been to.

Comedian and political activist Kate Smurthwaite admits to having multiple partners and says the idea of monogamy is extremely outdated. But agony aunt Deidre Sanders feels open relationships are dangerous and risks ruining the chances of finding a committed partner.

A Rebuke To Pastors - Woe to the shepherds. In the last days the sheep will not merely be scattered by wolves and false teachers, but by negligent hirelings who do not protect them as they ought. We see the proliferation of apostasy in these days, and it is largely due to an unprecedented influx in hirelings who care more for their jobs than they do the truth. Jacob addresses this problem of apostasy at the hands of hirelings who are not true shepherds.

Published on 11 Sep 2018

What do people really think about racial pride and identity? Will Witt went to Venice Beach to find out.

Sometimes our oversimplified theology means we can miss the significance of the Bible’s true teachings. That’s according to Lois Tverberg, the author of Reading the Bible with Rabbi Jesus.

Edward Feser explains that the hyper-specialization of modern academic life creates experts on one subject who falsely believe they are now experts on everything, especially when it pertains to areas of philosophy, God, and religion.

Published on 30 Mar 2018

Facebook has been suppressing PragerU's videos, including one defending the virtues of masculinity. Allie Stuckey speaks out on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'

BBC RE Think festival 12 September 2012

Published on 23 May 2018

Sweden: The good vs the bad.

This is a takeaway from our Hebrew Verses lesson reading the story of Joseph's reunion with his brothers in Genesis 43:15-34 .

Published on 25 Mar 2018

FPIW visited the campus of the University of Washington to see if students would affirm or reject Joseph Backholm's new chosen identity: a 6'5" Chinese woman.

Steve Maltz spent a weekend in Jerusalem in early August 2018. He wasn't sure why he was there at first, but things started to get clearer. Here are first impressions

Dr David Mackereth was fired from his job of being a doctor after 30 years for refusing to acknowledge people’s preferred gender. David says his right to say what he believes is under attack, but transgender model Munroe Bergdorf thinks David needs to accept that society has changed. Broadcast on 17/07/2018

David Pawson speaking on how to read the Bible as a library of books each written for a particular purpose and for a specific audience.

Published on 8 Jun 2018

Rape, murder, war – all have one thing in common: Men. The solution seems simple: make men less toxic – make men less masculine. In this video, Allie Stuckey, Host of "Allie" on CRTV & "Relatable" podcast, explains why demonizing masculinity is not the solution, but the problem.

Hysteria! Brexit, Labour redifining antisemitism, Trump and Tommy Robinson.

This is a clip from: "Lessons from the Life of Lance Lambert" A 'Hatikvah Films' Production

What do you say when an enraged atheist raises strong objections against God and the Bible? Watch and see.

Amir's update on the Russian presence on the Israeli border, the attack of ISIS on the Syrian Druze, the release of the American pastor in Turkey, an update on his ministry tour in New Zealand and much more.

Watch as Ben Shapiro brilliantly educates college snowflakes at yale in epic Q and A.

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Dr. Brown interviews Rabbi Harry Rozenberg about possible identities on some of the "lost tribes of Israel."

"Jerusalem of Gold" (Hebrew: ירושלים של זהב‎, Yerushalayim Shel Zahav) is a popular Israeli song written by Naomi Shemer in 1967. The original song described the Jewish people's 2000-year longing to return to Jerusalem; Shemer added a final verse after the Six-Day War to celebrate Jerusalem's unification under Israeli control.

Published on 1 Dec 2017

Agenda Item 7 — "Occupied Palestine" UN Human Rights Council July 2, 2018

Are you tolerant? You probably think so. But who is tolerant in America today? Is it those on the left, or those on the right? In this video, Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report analyzes this question and shares his experience.

Dennis and Ben casually talk about this nuanced subject in a short amount of time; two interesting people talking about interesting things. Take what you want from it :) I like Ben's father's view, maybe you'll just be triggered by this whole conversation, but keep an open mind.

Almost a week after Theresa May's showdown at Chequers that led to David Davis, Boris Johnson and various others you probably haven't heard of quitting, the government's Brexit white paper has been revealed, detailing Britain's negotiating position for life after we leave the EU.

A massive battle that many true Christians face is getting joy from their performance and not from Christ... this is something that only leads to misery and failure. By God's Grace alone may we all be truly, fully satisfied on what Christ has done, and stop focusing on ourselves.

U.S. intelligence agencies accuse Russia of hacking the 2016 presidential election, a Ben Ferguson travels to Tel Aviv to find out how Israel is on its way to becoming the world's top cyber superpower.

WotW takes a look at the routine deceptions practised by BBC News against its readership. Who is its readership?

Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, and Eric Weinstein join Dave for a panel discussion.

Published on 29 Jun 2018

Published on 24 Oct 2017

When captains are shaking hands at 0:03, the guy on the right can be seen with a Star of David on hist shirt. It's the emblem of Maccabi sport club. In 1939 "Palestine" soccer team was represented worldwide by Jewish players.

This is absulutely wonderful (particularly for those of us 'of a certain age')

An address given in Jerusalem, 2018. For the Gafcon conference.

'Deep work' will make you better at what you do. You will achieve more in less time. And feel the sense of true fulfillment that comes from the mastery of a skill. Cal Newport is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Georgetown University. In addition to studying the theoretical foundations of our digital age, Newport also writes about the impact of these technologies on the world of work.

Please be forewarned that there is some rather disturbing footage included in this study-Tim

Paul Washer 2017 sermons and gives another shocking message where he suggests that some of the activity which goes on in mainstream evangelical churches may be Demonic. Paul Washer on spiritual Apostasy and demonic activity in churches.

Dangerous people are filling the heads of young people with dangerous nonsense. Who are these people? They are what Jordan Peterson calls “the post-modernists:” neo-Marxist professors who dominate our colleges and universities. And here’s the worst part: we are financing these nihilists with tax dollars, alumni gifts and tuition payments. Time to wise up.

Published on 13 Jun 2018

Today I'm going to make an unprecedented offer to Iran. It relates to water.

A tremendous story of when Ravi Zacharias was miraculously healed from 28 years of crippling back pain! Ravi Zacharias q&a sermons on healing and suffering and pain.

Jonathan Miles s the founder of Shevet Achim which is a dynamic, faith based charity with the purpose of locating children with heart defects from all over the Middle East to receive life-saving heart surgeries in Israel.

From Ben Shapiro's Q and A session at Ferris State Authority

NEW !!! 2018 Something biblical is going on with strange end times events happening worldwide week after week...

By MICHAEL BROWN Published on May 31, 2018 

My time at the Christ at the Checkpoint (CATC) conference in Beit Jala, near Bethlehem, was both wonderful and terrible, powerful and painful. As I said to the leaders face to face: The people were even warmer than I expected. Their positions were even worse than I expected.

Louisiana televangelist Jesse Duplantis wants donations to purchase a $54 million private jet so he can spread the gospel around the world.

"This is more important than the title suggests!"

Why don't the Palestinians have their own country? Is it the fault of Israel? Of the Palestinians? Of both parties? David Brog, Executive Director of the Maccabee Task Force, shares the surprising answers.
 

Was 2017 really the "worst year ever," as some would have us believe? In his analysis of recent data on homicide, war, poverty, pollution and more, psychologist Steven Pinker finds that we're doing better now in every one of them when compared with 30 years ago. But progress isn't inevitable, and it doesn't mean everything gets better for everyone all the time, Pinker says. Instead, progress is problem-solving, and we should look at things like climate change and nuclear war as problems to be solved, not apocalypses in waiting. "We will never have a perfect world, and it would be dangerous to seek one," he says. "But there's no limit to the betterments we can attain if we continue to apply knowledge to enhance human flourishing."

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Psychologist and author Jordan Peterson discusses political correctness with Matthew as well as Women's Equality Party leader Sophie Walker and Conservative MP Michael Fabricant.

Simon Sinek speaking about Millennials in the workplace of today, and social media addiction.

The culture war is first and foremost a war of words – and the left is winning. The consequences can be seen everywhere: in politics, in education, in media. In this video, Michael Knowles, host of the Michael Knowles Show, explains why we should not cede another syllable.

Progressivism is Marxism attempting to wear a liberal mask, and failing.

Ray Comfort talks with an interesting gentleman who advocates for people to get stoned.
 

Don't miss this week and get out your bibles for a brief study of the book of Daniel.Lots of content and information We used a short clip of Robert Downey JR to make a brief point please don't read to much into it.

Since Steve Maltz, a secular Jew, became a disciple of Yeshua (Jesus) some thirty years ago, he has endeavoured to make some sort of mark on the Christian public terrain. Now, with twenty-three books under his belt, most with provocative titles such as ‘How the Church Lost the Way’ and ‘The Bishop’s New Clothes’, he senses a possible breakthrough with his latest, ‘Into the Lion’s Den: Reaching a World Gone Mad’.

This is the latest in a series of ten books that have charted Steve’s stumbling adventures into the world of the ‘Hebraic’ and brings together discoveries made along the way that suggest that there may be uncharted places of great riches and blessings that have remained mostly untouched by the mainstream Church, sadly, through fear and prejudice. This has been a blight on the Church ever since the Church Fathers collectively started pruning the Olive Tree that nourishes the Church (Romans 11), hacking away and discarding the Jewish roots in the process, replacing them with structures constructed from the ideas of Plato and Aristotle.

But there is a new wind blowing, as Christians begin to realise that being truly ‘Hebraic’ is to return to the internal mindset of Jesus, his contemporaries and the Old Testament writers, rather than the external “alien” world of yarmulkas, shofars and Yiddish. Perhaps a more descriptive (and less problematic) description would be the ‘Jesus’ mindset. For Steve, it began in 1995 with Saltshakers, the website he launched with Kit Eglinton, the first serious messianic web ministry, created to help fulfil the ‘One New Man’ ideal proposed by Paul in Ephesians 2, for Jew and Gentile to find mutual acceptance within the Body of Christ. This became the generic name for the ministry that now includes ground-breaking Foundations conferences, as bi-annual events as well as ‘coming to a Church near you’. These are conferences that are totally unique in the Christian world. They provide a friendly, faith-filled environment not just to feed your brain, but to allow you to develop both as an individual and as a fully-functioning member of the Body of Christ. Nobody leaves these events untouched in some way and most people discover something new about themselves in the process. The next will be held in Sidholme Hotel, Devon in October 2018.

Saltshakers also features monthly Moedim ‘Hebraic discovery’ meetings in London, the award-winning Saffron Planet web radio chats, a live web Bible school, an ‘ask the teacher’ feature and ad-hoc video web discussions, prompted by key news events. Which brings us quite nicely to his latest book …

We live in a world that, frankly, has gone mad. Is it not a madness to believe that an incorrect pronoun can get you in serious trouble, that our students have become a fragile protected species, that the “n” word is more of a blasphemy these days than the variety of anti-Christian epithets that so easily roll from the tongue? That being a Biblical Christian can have you labelled as a racist or a fascist? That biological certainties have given way to subjective feelings and that the right to think this way (and the ‘crime’ of not thinking this way) seems to be one of the most enforced laws today?

‘Into the Lion’s Den’ hits this situation head-on. Steve’s research for this book took him to some very unsettling places (so that you don’t have to) and historic evidence points to a process that began in the first half of the 20^th Century, only now finding fulfilment within the restrictions brought about through ‘Political Correctness’, in all of its many forms and varieties. This is serious business as it totally affects the way the Church can communicate the Good News to a World that increasingly needs it, but which is increasingly educated to resist it.

The Church needs to rethink the way that it engages with the World if it is to become effective in this new toxic climate and ‘Into the Lion’s Den’ provides radical solutions that are grounded in none other than the ‘Jesus’ mindset. In short, it doesn’t just ask ‘What would Jesus do …’ but provides hints and strategies to enable this question to be answered in such a way that the World can do nothing other than sit up and notice.

‘Into the Lion’s Den’ by Steve Maltz is available for £10 from CLC Wholesale or directly from www.sppublishing.com. For details of conferences, events, Bible schools etc., please visit www.saltshakers.com

DailyWire.com editor-in-chief explains the historical significance on 'Fox & Friends.'

What do the inventor of the mobile phone, the Barbie doll, Calvin Klein, and Starbucks have in common?

March 6, 2018 - Is Europe a continent with its finger on the self-destruct button? Douglas Murray reflects on Europe’s pervasive and seemingly unfathomable inertia in the face of an immigration crisis, the potential failure of multiculturalism, and the Western fixation on guilt. He travels from Paris to Berlin, from Scandinavia to Greece, in his quest to uncover the malaise at the very heart of European culture. But is the future really so bleak?

What do you do when the world’s most famous atheist mocks you internationally on television and throughout social media? What consolation can you find when you become known worldwide as atheism’s celebrity idiot? You look to the Scriptures and take consolation in how Joseph was humiliated before the time came when God opened a big door of opportunity for him, and how Moses was abased before God opened a big sea for him. You take comfort in knowing the principle of humiliation before promotion—that God often takes someone low before raising him up for His use. And that’s what happened when Ray Comfort was christened “Banana Man” by Professor Richard Dawkins ...

For more information and to hear an extensive interview with Costi Hinn check out The Messed Up Church

This is the first episode in The Great Sermon Series. In this video I take a look at Paul Washer's famous (or infamous) "Shocking Message" and ask what made it so very shocking

Francis Chan - Crazy Love - Deeper

On February 18, 2018, The Speakers Action Group presented Melanie Phillips at Holy Blossom Temple with her talk entitled “No Liberty, No Equality, No Fraternity: Dealing with the Failure of the West”. Melanie Phillips has never shied away from the battle of ideas. As someone who has lived as both a hero and villain of the social and political Left, her career as a journalist has been marked by controversy over the expression of some relatively uncontroversial ideas. Her fierce independence, and tenacious defense of civil liberties has lead her to becoming one of Britain’s leading voices on a variety of topics like Brexit, the increased threat of radicalization, and how the mainstream media treats Israel.

Would you believe us if we said that the best litmus test of any society's success is its attitude towards Israel? Well, it's true. As George Gilder explains, whether a society envies and resents Israel's success or celebrates and tries to replicate it is indicative of that society's progress. Countries that "pass" the "Israel Test" tend to rise. Those who don't tend to sink. So, does your society pass the "Israel Test"? In five minutes, find out.

Published on 11 Nov 2015

Moriel TV is active in the area of discernment withstanding the popular apostasy in the contemporary church that The Word of God warns would precede the return of Jesus. We remain firmly aligned to the conviction that contemporary events in The Middle East , Europe, and in the church make the present time in history different from other eras when people thought it was the last days. We affirm the belief that Jesus is coming again and prophecy of His return is radically being fulfilled increasingly.

Why did Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches split in 1054 A.D.? This video explores the political, cultural and theological issues between Eastern and Catholic faiths. For example, what is filioque and why was it important? What caused the Eastern Patriarch and the pope to fight? All of this is covered in this video in the Great Schism of 1054.

Was the British Empire a good or bad thing for the world? To put it another way, is freedom a good or bad thing for the world? Historian and author H.W. Crocker III explains why we may want to rethink the British Empire's bad rap.

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I had stopped writing reports of our Foundations (we don’t call them ‘conferences’ any more), as I am prone to lapsing into hype, especially when the paint has barely dried since returning home. Yet I am compelled to write a short piece about Foundations 9 … because it was such a wonderful occasion. In the words of our beloved “pastor” David Andrew, it was one of the few times in his ministry when ‘all the things that Christians are meant to do when meeting up, were all done, in that one place, at that one time’.

It wasn’t just the teaching, or the worship, or the fellowship, or the freedom, or the workshops, or the hotel hospitality, or the lives changed and challenged, even healed … it was all of these. Bearing in mind the unprecedented spiritual warfare leading up to the Foundations, it now becomes clear that God had the victory in every way and blessings flowed abundantly. Only time will tell what effect this has had in the lives of all the attendees, including the team.

As I described in my summing up on the final day, the three general things that impacted me most were the consistency and excellence of the teaching, with a single theme threading its way through the week; the variety and depth of the worship, featuring a variety of styles and formats; the selflessness of our prayer and counselling team, kept quite busy throughout. This was all a massive jump from earlier Foundations (when they were just ‘conferences’)!

Here is a short list of things that caught my attention, piqued my interest etc.: David Andrew’s eight word ‘dangerous’ prayer; David and I dancing in public!; Agnes’ healing and the joy on her face when she announced it; Lynn’s storytelling workshop that could be heard at the other end of the corridor; Jackie’s hilarious ‘show & tell’, Ginnie exhorting us to confront our fears (leading to me dancing in the streets!); the ‘timeline’ stretching the length of the conference room; the angelic Stevenson brood; ‘Professor’ Serle’s selfless attitude despite being quite ill all week; the goldfish bowl in plain sight; the wonderful acapella singing …

Were you there? If so, what are your abiding memories? (Feel free to comment below if you are a subscriber)

The countdown begins for Foundations 10 in October …

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