WHTT Podcasts

When the Israel Lobby Says Jump, Christians Zionists Say, How High?

The nomination of former Senator Chuck Hagel by President Obama, to be the new Secretary of Defense, is causing a stir among neo-cons, the Israeli lobby and Christian Zionists.  Whatever the outcome of this round of politics, this broadcast reveals some constants that never change.

Acts 9: 1-19 (Part 17)

 

On the road to Damascus, Saul, the Judean who had been persecuting the followers of Christ, is visited by Jesus with a life-changing outcome for Saul, who became known as Paul.  This is a very interesting study by Mark Horton.  Be sure to check out, in detail, the fascinating timeline picture (it happens to be on a grave marker) Mark refers to it in the study.

For Critics of Israel: Shoot the Messenger, Ignore the Message

Rev. Stephen Sizer, an Anglican vicar from the UK has written and spoken widely on the phenomena of Christian Zionism.  When he was recently attacked by Zionists in the UK for exposing Israel's mistreatment of Palestinian children (see, Child Abuse:  Palestinian Children in Israeli Prisons), it was no surprise that the standard pejorative of calling him "anti-semitic" was invoked.  Fortunately, a UK group, Jews For Justice for Palestine, has come to Rev. Sizer's defense.  In this podcast, we also take a look at attacks by Christian Zionists upon Christians who object to the unfair treatment of Palestinians by Israel.

Acts 8: 25-40 (Part 16)

By a divine appointment, the apostle Philip meets a high ranking, Ethiopian eunuch returning from a pilgrimage to Jerusalem.  Mark Horton delves into the background in Isaiah where this event was foretold.

Acts 7: 54 - 8: 24 (Part 15)

The neo-Pharisees stones the apostle Stephen to death and Saul starts the followers of Christ.

Bring On The Fiscal Cliff!

Regardless of what President Obama or the Congress does about the fiscal cliff, Americans' standard of living and savings will continue to slide because our leaders will only make band aid fixes to our war based economy.