Be very cautious in believing everything you hear about foreign policy on this show. This brand of Dispensationalism was made popular by Darby, & Scofield. Both had questionable ties, & ulterior motives. Their teachings were quite different even from that of Martin Luther. Far too many Evangelicals have misled their congregations into blindly following, & supporting the modern Pharisees. Also, Benjamin Netanyahu has teamed up with a fundamentalist group called Jewish Power who, like his other Party Likud, are Orthodox, & practice mysticism, & Kabbalah. I implore Christians to look into what these people believe because unfortunately, you won't hear it from most evangelical ministers.

Pastor Mark is a scholar of Biblical prophecy. He also has a gift for interpreting world history and world events in light of it. He has the courage to communicate what he sees in light of widespread censorship, without a doom and gloom tenor, but a joyful expectation of the savior’s return.

This is outstanding. Pastor Mark is honest, bold, and eloquent in his explanation of biblical prophecy. It is comforting to listen to as a believer and feel confident that God has a plan!!

If you want a textbook dispensationalistic way of reading the Bible in one hand and a newpaper in the other hand then this is the place. You will find a prophecy 'fulfilled' in every podcast and under every rock. The frothing at the mouth only gets more intense each week. The co-host is like a good dog who repeats everything the boss says. Literally, he repeats the last few words of every sentence like a nodding bobble head. You can also play prophecy bingo every time you hear "setting the stage", "on the scene", "convergence", "heating up", "great delusion", "wars and rumors of wars" and more! This has literally been the trope for year after year. You'll also enjoy hearing how God is powerless to save, unless we both give him permission and maintain a certain level of good works - you know, to keep everything copacetic. In reality, these guys are not great expositors of Scripture, divide God's people into two groups (jews and everyone else), compromise the true salvation message of the gospel, and spin people up into a frenzy over what never seems to come to pass. Do yourself a favor and read the whole bible. Listening to this podcast you'd think the only passages in Scripture are Ezekiel 38, 39, Daniel 9, Revelation, a few passages in the Thessalonians, and Matthew 24. It's tiresome, short-sighted, and uses very inconsistent hermeneutics to interpret things figuratively when it is convenient for the narrative and literalistically when that's more suited to the presupposition. Do yourself a favor: read a couple books on Post-mil, Amil, and leave the dispy trash where it belongs.