Watchman on the Wall

Prophetic signs of the times continue to converge globally. A Brazilian woman will soon head back to court for charges of "transphobia," after being cleared of any wrongdoing earlier this year. Canada and Turkey have entered into an economic and defense agreement littered with globalist language. Plus, Former President Obama's recent statements about Israel reveal how powerful lies can become. Josh Davis explores these stories and their prophetic implications on today's Watchman on the Wall episode.

Bring the land of the Bible into your home throughout 2027 with SWRC's "In the Land" calendar. More than a way to track days, this calendar is a ministry tool to spread the Gospel and build disciples. Each calendar purchased enables SWRC to send one freely to an inmate across America. Dr. Kenneth Hill and Lise Cutshaw join Josh Davis to discuss this impactful resource on today's Watchman on the Wall episode.

Join Micah Van Huss and Clayton Van Huss for Part 3 as they go beyond the familiar outlines of Abraham's story to explore the lands, cultures, customs, and conflicts that shaped the patriarch’s world. Following the biblical narrative, this richly illustrated study explores what archaeology, ancient texts, and historical geography can reveal about the world in which Abraham lived, traveled, worshiped, fought, and waited for God’s promises to be fulfilled.

Join Micah Van Huss and Clayton Van Huss for Part 2. Archaeology does not judge Scripture. Instead, it helps us recover the setting in which the biblical story unfolds, bringing greater clarity to passages separated from us by thousands of years.

Join Micah Van Huss and Clayton Van Huss as they go beyond the familiar outlines of the story and into the lands, cultures, customs, and conflicts that shaped the patriarch’s world. Following the biblical narrative from Ur to Hebron, this richly illustrated study explores what archaeology, ancient texts, and historical geography can reveal about life in Middle Bronze Age Canaan—the world in which Abraham lived, traveled, worshiped, fought, and waited for God’s promises to be fulfilled.