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God may accomplish something that neither the U.S. nor Israel could ever have contemplated: the evacuation of Tehran’s 9.7 million inhabitants. Iran is currently experiencing its fifth consecutive year of drought, and the autumnal rainfall is about a quarter of that in 2024, that would be two millimeters. In short, Tehran is facing a “Day… Read more

This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the five sects of Jewish People who existed in the ministry of Jesus Christ and where those Jews can be found in our society today. Today we analyze The Pharisees, the Sadducees, the Herodians, and the Zealots, and how these groups still play a role in… Read more

This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss Modern Christianity’s Biggest Deception: Why ‘Augustinianism’ Is The Ultimate Doctrine of Demons. What 96 percent of the world’s 2.4 billion self-identified Christians practice is not the faith of the New Testament, but a sophisticated theological system built by Augustine of Hippo (354–430 A.D.) — a former… Read more

Yadang: The Snitch is the best story-driven movie of 2025. That might seem like a heap of praise before I unpack it, but consider how barren this year has been for films that actually prioritize storytelling and character depth. In a landscape clogged with franchise sludge and half-baked spectacles, that endorsement carries real weight. One… Read more

There’s been a sharp decline in Christian movie production over the past five years. On one hand, this shouldn’t shock anyone—Hollywood despises Jesus Christ with a venom that poisons 90% of its output, churning out films openly hostile to biblical truth. Another nail in the coffin was Sony’s acquisition of Pure Flix. Back in 2018,… Read more

Since we’re knee-deep in Hollywood’s Gnostic sewer, no better exhibit of cinematic sorcery than Yorgos Lanthimos’ Bugonia (2025), a remake of the 2003 South Korean cult oddity Save the Green Planet! that swaps quirky pathos for pagan poison. Lanthimos and Emma Stone share an eerie symbiosis—their fourth collaboration after The Favourite (2018), Poor Things (2023),… Read more

If there’s one place you can count on to pervert biblical truth into a Gnostic mockery, it’s Hollywood. No better poster child for this blasphemy than actor and producer Seth Rogen, who’s spent the last 15 years turning sacred narratives into stoner punchlines and irreverent dreck. Surprisingly, though, this isn’t his film—Rogen’s just the gluttonous… Read more

This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the growing trend of the world’s hatred of Israel, but more specifically, we talk about the antisemitic right and their war against Christians who support the nation state of Israel. Why are so many figures on the right suddenly turning on Israel, and why do they… Read more

This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the growing trend of the world’s hatred of Israel, both on the right and the left. We talk about the world standing against Israel in the book of Zechariah. Then we deep dive into how 2026 will be the year that the world fully turns against… Read more

This week on the Bible Lens Podcast, we discuss the growing trend of Christian Nationalism and why Christians must reject the call to team up or convert to Roman Catholicism. In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death, there have been calls from those within Roman Catholic circles to unite with antisemitic members of the Catholic… Read more

On a quiet Sunday morning in this coastal town named for the North African bishop who reshaped Western theology, millions of worshipers around the world will file into cathedrals, megachurches and modest sanctuaries. They will recite creeds, receive sacraments and hear sermons steeped in language that feels ancient and authoritative. Most will leave believing they… Read more

In the autumn of 410 A.D., as Visigoths sacked Rome, Augustine of Hippo retreated to his North African study and penned City of God, a towering defense of Christianity against pagan accusations that the faith had invited imperial collapse. Buried in its pages, however, was a theological time bomb: the notion that the Church had… Read more

In an era of interfaith summits and ecumenical overtures, the Roman Catholic Church (RCC) extends a seductive invitation to unity, amplified by the 2025 election of Pope Leo XIV—the first American pontiff—and a Trump administration Cabinet brimming with Catholic appointees. Yet the Bible demands rejection of this call. From Revelation 17’s harlot riding the beast… Read more