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NEPHILIM IN the New Testament? Surely Brian Godawa has stretched his Chronicles of the Nephilim series at least one book too far! But no — Brian joins us to discuss his latest novel, Jesus Triumphant: Chronicles of the Nephilim Book Eight, and to make the case that the giants were still in the land to make one last effort to prevent the Messiah from completing his mission.Continue Reading

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IMAGINE GETTING a one-on-one interview with Lucifer. Even in chains, as he will be during the thousand-year millennial reign of Jesus, the fallen “anointed cherub who covereth” is still incredibly dangerous. Author Rollin Miller discusses his fascinating new novel, Abyss.

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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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Stan Deyo

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THE LOCATION of Eden was certainly a compelling topic. However, Stan Deyo’s second presentation at the Pikes Peak Prophecy Summit may have been just as intriguing.Continue Reading

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Abomination by William Ramsey

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THREE SECOND-GRADE boys disappeared in West Memphis, Arkansas on May 5, 1993. Three young men from the area were convicted of the crimes. Today, however, they are free, beneficiaries of a campaign by celebrities who believe they were prosecuted basically because they dressed in black and listened to heavy metal. Researcher and author William Ramsey explains why he believes justice has been perverted.

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