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IT SOUNDS too bizarre to possibly be true, but our future is being shaped, at least in part, by a bunch of people who spend a week each year dancing half-naked around a giant burning statue in the desert. Carl Teichrib, editor of Forcing Change, shares some of his research on transformational festivals and why Christians need to pay attention to them.Continue Reading

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Cauldron by Terry James

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Any time war seems likely in the Middle East, the question arises: Does this have prophetic implications? We asked Terry James, author of Cauldron: Supernatural Implications of the Current Middle East, why what happens there is important to the rest of us.Continue Reading

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John Haller

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ONE’S VIEW of Bible prophecy tells a lot about one’s view of Christian doctrine. John Haller, teaching pastor at Fellowship Bible Chapel and a member of The Prophecy Forum, explains how the study of Bible prophecy is important to one’s understanding of the gospel.Continue Reading

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In a wide-ranging interview recorded at the 2014 Pikes Peak Prophecy Summit, Paul McGuire, author of Standing Down Goliath, discusses the use of cutting edge technology to modify our perception of reality, destroy individuality, and realize the promise of the serpent — to be as gods.Continue Reading

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ALMOST EXACTLY 205 years ago, famed explorer Meriwether Lewis died at a small inn southwest of Nashville, Tennessee, officially by his own hand. But the Lewis family has never accepted the official explanation. History professor Dr. Judd Burton speculates as to what might have been in Lewis’ journals that could have led to his death.Continue Reading

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