Religion

Skip Heitzig walks through Matthew 24:31–25:46, unpacking Jesus' warning parables—ten virgins, talents, and sheep and goats—and calling believers to readiness.

Skip Heitzig exposits Matthew 24:1-30 (the Olivet Discourse), explaining Jerusalem's prophetic centrality, signs of the end, the abomination of desolation, tribulation, and the hope of Christ.

A Christian commentary connecting rising cruelty, social-media desensitization, and cultural moral decline to spiritual warfare—and urging prayer, discernment, and boundaries.

A look at textual, poetic, and manuscript evidence suggesting early Israelite religion featured a divine council and multiple deities, with later texts reframing exclusivity as a relationship with Yahweh.

Skip Heitzig examines Matthew 21's triumphal entry, Jesus' cleansing of the temple, the cursed fig tree, and the parable of the two sons—highlighting prophecy, authority, and genuine repentance.

A deep dive into the Gnostic Monad — the 'true God' beyond the creator — its circle symbol, suppression by the early church, and links to Kabbalah, Neoplatonism and quantum ideas.

A deep dive into the Monad—the primordial 'One' in Gnosticism, Pythagorean and Hermetic thought—and why self-knowledge reveals the true divine source.

Jordan Maxwell argues that modern religions recycle ancient solar and pagan motifs—virgin births, 12 followers, death/resurrection—used by elites to shape belief, law, and institutions.

Jordan Maxwell argues that non-human, preternatural beings imparted religions to humanity, traces Christianity's roots to Mithraism, critiques Pauline authorship, and recounts strange personal sightings like pterodactyls

A biblical look at UFOs and 'non‑human intelligence,' exploring government disclosures, Genesis 6, and how Christians should discern spiritual deception.

Jordan Maxwell argues that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam inherit a triune deity and shared astro-theological symbols originating in Hindu India.

A chapter-by-chapter walkthrough of the Book of Revelation that explains its imagery, authorship, key judgments (seals, trumpets, bowls), the mark of the beast, Babylon’s fall, and the hope of the New Jerusalem.

A close reading of Genesis 4 argues Cain’s fear, the mark, his wife, and the founding of a city point to humans beyond Adam and Eve, explored alongside ANE parallels and the idea of the image of God as a functional, king

Demonologist Nathaniel Gillis argues ghosts, demons, angels and UFOs can be a single intelligence that adapts its 'mask' to witness belief.

A Gnostic reading of consciousness: the video argues the inner questioning voice was implanted by archons/the Demiurge, explains true vs counterfeit voices, and recommends silence, metacognition, and remembering the indw

Skip Heitzig teaches Matthew 20, explaining the parable of the laborers, God’s surprising generosity, the bema (judgment) seat, true greatness as servanthood, and the call to follow Jesus.

Gary Wayne argues CERN, Shiva, Mithra and Azazel are different faces of a recurring destroyer deity whose return shapes many end-times myths.

Mayim Bialik examines 'Earth School' — the claim that souls select lessons before birth — using NDE testimonies, ancient teachings, and modern research.

Frater Eleftheria traces his path from childhood visions to Enochian magic, arguing that historical angelic encounters, modern UAP sightings, CE5 contact and whistleblower claims may point to the same non‑ordinary beings

Two ancient-language experts debate whether the Septuagint began as a Greek composition later back-formed into Hebrew — testing Genesis 1:2, archaeology, and Jesus' words.

A verse-by-verse critique arguing that biblical passages portray God as violent, deceptive, and functionally demonic rather than benevolent.

Three documented reincarnation cases: a 1924 Ouija prediction about a newborn, a man regressing to a WWII sailor, and a woman who retraced a tragic past life.

A thoughtful unpacking of Peter Thiel’s 'Antichrist' talk—what literal prophecy, transhumanism, and tech-driven risks reveal about modern faith and power.