Dr. Greg Reid joins me to discuss his book Diary of a Devil Hunter. This amazing book is an autobiography that reads like an investigative documentary on the subject of child trafficking and occultism. It serves as a call to Christians and churches to stand and fight for the most vulnerable among us.
Greg’s website is – https://gregoryreid.com/
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AI and Transhumanism are not new, but they capture much public attention. There is at the moment an “arms race” to borrow a Cold War idiom. This arms race is not that of rifles and bullets or armored vehicles or exoskeleton armor, for that matter. The race is to develop and unleash Artificial Intelligence to master the algorithms and quantum computing necessary for emerging technologies. And this, to outpace the enemies of America. Transhumanism fits into this arms race just as the Terminator movie franchise chillingly warned us of. It is the so-called future according to the Techno-cultists among us. And it will seek to rule us all eventually.
It appears to me that humanity is on the precipice of great breakthroughs in the use of AI. I am not ascribing any sense of morality to that statement. It is simply an observation. The ethics of emerging technologies will be determined based on intent and utilization. I see potential for good but because of human nature, I also see potential for much evil. Time will tell which is which.
The medical field is buzzing about the potential for detecting disease early enough to successfully treat and restore to health those who without the use of AI, would succumb to their malady.
Current events demand that we understand what the Bible says in its prophetic passages. Many Christians are entertaining the idea that we are in the time of Ezekiel 38-39. Is that the case? Is Gog rising upon the earth? I don’t believe so as I will explain below.
The war of Gog and Magog is sometimes confused with the Battle of Armageddon. These two events are different for several reasons.
First, the war of Gog and Magog has a very focused theater of operations, namely Israel. The assembled armies come against Israel specifically and are destroyed by Yahweh Himself. Conversely, the battle of Armageddon is a worldwide conflict of the nations of the world assembled against Jesus Christ.
Hi friends, we have some exciting developments with the Go Therefore Conference Ministry.
Since 2017, my wife Kathy and I have followed the leading of the Lord concerning the Go Therefore Conference, and He has faithfully led us into increasing blessing.
Since 2021 we have partnered with Pastor Niel Peterson and Harvest Revival Center, to bring you the very best authors, Bible teachers, researchers, and experts in their fields of inquiry.
Today, we are able to announce that Go Therefore Conference is expanding yet again. We are blessed to announce new ways for you to participate in and support the efforts of Go Therefore Conferences beyond your attendance each July.
We have begun what we are calling a Kingdom Partnership with people who share our vision to equip and encourage the body of Christ.
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Here we are again, another Christmas Sunday. The celebration of the birth of our Savior is a few days away. As I have done for the last couple of years, I’m breaking from our current Lord’s Day study, in our case this year, the book of Acts. I’m taking this Lord’s Day to teach about our Christmas celebration. Those who have been with us here at Calvary for a while may recall that two years ago, I titled the Christmas Sunday teaching, Debunking the Debunkers. Then last year I titled the Christmas Sunday teaching, Merry Non-Pagan Christmas.
The reason I have done this for the last couple of years is because the noise around Christmas gets louder all the time. I’m speaking of all the people who take to social media to remind the rest of us that Christmas is pagan. These people tell us that it originated with Roman Catholicism or Constantine, or the Druids, or some other pagan demonic source. Critics tell us that the day is really about the festival of the “Birth of the Unconquered Sun” or, Sol Invictus.[1]
Is any of this true? It is absolutely not true yet so many who profess Jesus Christ seem to take great pains to criticize and denigrate other Christians who celebrate the day set aside to commemorate the incarnation of the savior of the world.