WHTT Podcasts

The World Is Rejecting Angry Evangelicalism and Christian Zionism

One of the largest groups who support wars in the Middle East to protect Israel are "Angry" Evangelicals sometimes known as Christian Zionists.  WHTT Director, Thom Compton explains what "Angry" Evangelicalism is and how to combat it.  The referenced email in the podcast, "The Internet Never Lies...But People Do or Why Some Christians Love to Hate Muslims" can be viewed at:  http://www.whtt.org/images/PW-20090206-Internet-Never-Lies.pdf

Challenging A Disciple of Angry Evangelical Preacher John Hagee

A successful We Hold These Truths' Project Strait Gate vigil was held in Fresno, CA to challenge the entrenched Christian Zionist dogma prevalent in so many evangelical Christian churches.  We got some excellent news coverage from a local network TV station.  Check it out:  http://abclocal.go.com/kfsn/story?section=news/local&id=8329657

We, also, have a follow-up story to the 8/24/11 story about the IDF soldiers being killed on an Israeli bus with confirmation from a Haaretz story.

Why Arabs From Egypt Attacked IDF Soldiers Riding On An Israeli Bus

Learn how Israeli propagandists transformed dead soldiers into civilians.   In 2002 WHTT founder, Charles E. Carlson, road the same bus route in Israel where a bus was recently attacked near Eliat, Israel.  Find out what he learned then that still is true today.

The Outfit & The Money Trust

Are there people who pull the strings behind the scenes? Charles E. Carlson, founder of We Hold These Truths writes a letter to his "son" asking him if he will ignore, join in, or expose those people behind the scenes. Find out what the World Trade Center and The Federal Reserve System have in common in this thought provoking installment.

The links for the two videos mentioned in this podcast on the World Trade Center buildings can be found at: http://whtt.org/newwhtt/main.php?ncateid=1&nid=2605

Standard & Poor's Down Rate & The Dollar Tsunami: The Scheme For World Currency

Is the down graded rating of US debt by Standard and Poor's a harbinger of the death knell of the American dollar?  Put your thinking cap and join Charles E. Carlson in his analysis of "The Outfit" that controls our private central bank, The Federal Reserve System.

Anders Behrent Breivik & Michelle Bachmann Are Both Christian Zionists

Not very many Christian Zionists actually pulled the trigger and kill people directly like Anders Breivik did to 94 Norwegian Muslim children.  The support of wars in places like Iraq and Afganhistan by many Christian Zionists is just as deadly.  Charles E. Carlson, WHTT founder, lays it on the line about how un-Christlike, Angry Evangelicalism or Christian Zionism really is.

Walid Shoebat: From Evangelical Church Propagandist to Homeland Security Anti-Terrorist Trainer

American taxpayers are paying to have the Department of Homeland Security hire frauds like Walid Shoebat, who claims to be a former Islamic terrorist, to train security officials.  Shoebat was exposed as a fraud by the Jerusalem Post in 2008 and by WHTT.  Recently, Anderson Cooper of CNN exposed Shoebat who is whipping up anti-Muslim hatred while claiming to be a Christian.

Pew Poll Shows Evangelial, Christian Zionists' Rapture Quest Failing

Charles E. Carlson finds a glimmer of hope in the results of a recent Pew Poll of evangelical Christian leaders.  According to Carlson, evangelical Christians, whether radical or moderate, fail to properly distinguish between the ancient tribe of Israelites and the modern day Jews living in Israel.

Michelle Bachman's Evangelicalism (aka Christian Zionism): Epidemic Bubble of Discordant Faith

Charles E. Carlson puts forth a new theory on why so many evangelical Christians find it almost impossible to change their belief that the modern state of Israel is a fulfillment of God.  Traditional Christians believe that Jesus is the fulfillment of God.

Romans 13: The Neo-Christians Sorry Excuse for War: Part 2

Another term for Christian Zionism is Angry Evangelicalism.  In addition to our Unheralded News items, we ad more thoughts on our Romans 13 discussion of 6/8/2011.

Romans 13: The Neo-Christians Sorry Excuse for War: Part 1

Our Pharisee Watch installment looks at Romans 13 and how it is used by many Christians to justify wars like those in Iraq, Afghanistan and the subjugation of Palestinians under Israel.  Chuck Carlson has some different thoughts on what Paul really meant.

Are Israel & America Really Only One Party Democracies?

We discuss an opinion piece by Gideon Levy, an Israeli Jewish "Contrarian" in Haaretz.  Behind Bernanke's Bunk About Bananas and Other Commodities and other financial news commentaries.  And, other interesting Unheralded News.

Challenging John Hagee & Angry Evangelicalsim (aka Christian Zionism)

Angry Evangelical, Christian Zionists like John Hagee of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio need to be challenged for their un-Christlike actions.  Our hats off to members of Esperanza, a Hispanic group in Texas that challenged John Hagee.

Nakba Day Executions & A Tribute to Students for Justice in Palestine

While Israeli Defense Forces killed 17 demonstrators and injured hundreds more during Nakba Day Commemorations in an around Isreal, Christian Zionist, Gary Bauer, shows his stripes when he wields his favorite description of Muslims" "islamofacists" in his blog about the events.  Nakba Day remembers the displacement of the Palestinian people when Israel became a state in 1948.  The Students for Justice in Palestine rightly contend that what is happening to the Palestinians in Israel is not about religion but about a restraint of human rights (and we would add, property rights) by Israel.

The Bin Laden Execution; Fall of the Anti-Christian Empire

Many Americans and evangelical Christians are in denial of the fact that the U.S. is in its "Decline of Empire" stage.  New evidence abounds every day.

Judeo-Christians Were Zionists Before Israel Was A State

We start our podcast with an interview with Ron Hall from On The Warning Track (onthewarningtrack.podbean.com).  Ron has been experiencing and studying evangelical Christianity for years and has applied the term "neo-Christianity" to what is happening on a large scale in the evangelical Christian churches in America.  Then, we look at our Pharisee Watch of the Week.

Malachi 1 (Part 1)

Mark Horton leads our study of the last book of the Old Testament that sets the stage for the coming of Jesus and the New Testament.

Malachi 2: 1 to 3: 6 (Part 2)

Don't miss this study under the teaching of Mark Horton that includes a discussion of the tribe of Israel during the time of Malachi and what Christian Zionists (a subset of dispenstationalists) think about the inhabitants of the modern state of Israel.  Find out what was missing in the second temple in Jerusalem during the time of Malachi that was present as was during the time of Solomon's Temple.

Malachi 3: 1 to 4: 6 (Part 3)

Mark Horton finishes our study of Malachi.  Be sure to listen to all 3 parts of the Malachi study before  starting the Acts study.

John - Prologue (Part 1)

One of the first books of the New Testament to get published into a new language is the Book of John.  Our investigation is led by Bible scholar, Mark Horton.  In addition to looking into the book, as our study encounters points of interest along the way, we will analyze some of the beliefs held by dispensationalists (aka Christian Zionists, Judeo-Christians, Neo-Christians) and compare them to what Jesus taught.  This study will help you understand why Christian Zionists have developed such a fixation on the modern State of Israel that it can even lead to little regard for fellow Christians who happen to be Palestinians.

John - Chapter 1: 1-13 (Part 2)

We start in the first chapter of John.

John 1: 14-18 (Part 3)

The "Word" to a first century Israelite was the law of Moses.  Herod's temple was rebuilt and waiting for the return of God.  The "New Temple" is Jesus.

John 1: 19-34 (Part 4)

We continue in our study of John with John, the Baptist declaring that "I am the 'the voice of one crying in the wildernes: 'Make traight the way of the Lord.'"

John 1: 34 - 2: 11 (Part 5)

This program was recorded after the "scheduled" end of the world according to Harold Camping.  Our study leader, Mark Horton, makes some comments on the history of predicting the "Rapture" prior to our continuation of our study of the book of John.

John 2: 12- 3: 9 (Part 6)

Jesus drives the money changers and sacrificial animal purveyors out of the temple.  An excellent explanation for this is presented.  And, the house of God becomes the household of God after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

John 3: 10-36 (Part 7)

Mark Horton continues our investigation into the Book of John.

John 4: 1-26 (Part 8)

Jesus introduces the concept of "Living Water" in his interaction with the Samaritan woman at the well.

John 4: 27-54 (Part 9)

The book of John has been called the "Gospel of Fulfillment" because so many promises of God were completed.  Many evangelical Christians today are fixating on future fulfillments.  Jesus said, "My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me and to finish His work."

John 5: 1- 47 (Part 10)

In between the healing of the lame man by Jesus at the pool of Bethesda and the persecution of Jesus by the Judean leaders, Mark Horton discusses dispensationalism and preterism.  Don't miss this.

John 6: 1-40 (Part 11)

Jesus feeds the 5,000 and walks on water and a whole lot of thoughtful insight in between in this podcast with Mark Horton leading.

John 6: 41 - 59 (Part 12)

Jesus tells us in this study that "No one can come to Me unless the Father who sent Me draws him..."

John 6: 60 - 71 (Part 13)

In today's study we learn that many disciples of Jesus turned away. And, in the study, there is a lively conversation about the state of modern evangelical church.

John 7: 1-31 (Part 14)

Jesus' perfect timing is not altered by his brothers or the Judean leaders who want him arrested.  Jesus avoids arrest knowing that the time of his is ultimate arrest is not yet come.

John 7: 32 - 8: 11 (Part 15)

Mark Horton continues with our study in the New Testament Book of John.  Jesus contends with the Pharisees who were ready to take him.

John 8: 12 - 31 (Part 16)

In today's study Jesus declares, "Iam the light of the world.  He who follows me shall not walk in darkness, but, have the light."

John 8: 31 - 59 (Part 17)

In today's study Jesus makes the bold claim to the Pharisees, "...before Abraham was, I AM."  Jesus is the seed of Abraham not the modern state of Israel and its inhabitants.

John 9: 1 - 41 (Part 18)

Jesus heals the blind man.  Included in our study is a fascinating account by Mark Horton about the pool of Siloam where the blind man washed off the clay applied by Jesus.   Archaeological finds in the recent past bring new light on the pool of Siloam.

John 10: 1 -18 (Part 19)

Mark Horton starts are study of John 10 with the background from Ezekiel 34 that is the basis for Jesus' parable where he says "I am the Good Shepherd."

John 10: 19 - 42 (Part 20)

At the Feast of Dedication at the Temple in Solomon's porch, Jesus is challenged by the religous leaders who attempt to stone Him again.

John 11: 1 - 37 (Part 21)

Jesus raises Lazarus from death in this study of John led by Mark Horton.

John 11: 38 -53 (Part 22)

We study the story of Lazarus being raised from the dead by Jesus and the plot to kill Jesus.

John 11: 54 - 12: 19 (Part 23)

Our study includes the anointing of Jesus by Lazarus' sister, Mary, with very costly oil, spikenard.  After a plot to kill Lazarus, Jesus makes triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

John 12: 20 - 30 (Part 24)

Following Jesus requires His followers to expand His kingdom here on earth.  In this study of John, find out why followers of Christ should be taking action and not just sitting in pews in churches.  Don't miss this lesson led by Mark Horton.

John 12: 12:37 - 13:11 (Part 25)

The prophecies of Isaiah about Jesus are covered in this lesson and the incident of Christ washing the disciples feet.

John 13: 10-38 (Part 26)

The spirit of Satan enters into Judas who betrays Jesus.

John 14: 1-17 (Part 27)

Find out how the Romans could afford to build the Colieseum.  And, learn what it means to pray in the name of Jesus.  We don't praying for war in the name of Jesus fits with the character of God.

John 15: 1 - 17 (Part 29)

Jesus reveals the relationship between believers and himself.  Mark Horton stops to about Determinism (aka Calvinism) and Armenianism interpretations of the Bible.

John 15: 18 to 16: 11 (Part 30)

Jesus gives his final instructions to his disciples before his crucifixion.  Jesus warns them that "If the world hates you, you know that it hated Me before it hated you."

John 16: 12-24 (Part 31)

Jesus tells his disciples that there will be sorrow at his death but that "your sorrow  will be turned into joy."

John 16: 25 - 17: 18 (Part 32)

Jesus has overcome the world and he prays for Himself and His disciples before his crucifixion.  Don't miss the interesting discussion in this podcast about the beliefs of some Christians who hold that there are two paths to heaven.