Watchman on the Wall

An estimated 4,000-plus Protestant churches close in America each year. In some former church buildings, Muslim crescents have replaced the cross. But the real issue is Christian apathy and spiritual erosion. Plus, Canada has quickly become a cautionary tale of how fast citizens' rights can be stripped away when the government marches toward liberal progressivism with little objection. Josh Davis details these stories and connects them to Bible prophecy on today's featured Headlines from the End Times.

The rising global antisemitism points to a fulfillment of Bible prophecy. Even in affluent American neighborhoods, Jewish people feel increasingly unsafe. How has replacement theology intensified hatred of Jews? Pastor Jim Scudder rejoins Josh Davis on today's Watchman on the Wall episode for part 2 to provide first-hand accounts of antisemitism in America, plus practical ways Christians can support their Jewish neighbors.

Israel, just mentioning the name, sparks intense emotions and reactions. Why is that? Pastor Jim Scudder joins Josh Davis on today's Watchman on the Wall episode to explore the spiritual forces propelling anti-Israel rhetoric. Encouraging Christians to lay down their internet videos and pick up their Bibles, Pastor Jim unfolds God's purpose and plan for Israel.

Join Larry Spargimino and David Haskell for part 2 of their discussion. Progressives laud the benefits of diversity and multiculturalism, as did Obama; Haskell cites empirical studies proving diversity is harmful to a society and an effective way to destroy a nation. Haskell cites a psychological principle: if you stigmatize something — even if it is objectively good — society will want less of it. He cites a flawed study in which butter was fed to rabbits, and it killed them. Hence, butter got bad press and made non-butter substitutes very popular. The problem, however, is that rabbits can't process butter, but humans can. In a popular article, cultural critic Jordan B. Peterson named David Haskell among five leading academics confronting the woke assault on Canadian institutions, singling Haskell out for his unflinching public stance. "Christ or Collapse" should be in every thinking Christian's library.

Join Larry Spargimino and David Haskell, a professor in Ontario, Canada, and a pastor. As a sociologist, he cites many empirical studies proving that Christian principles help individuals, families, and nations flourish. The violation of these principles consistently brings societal collapse. Haskell powerfully rebuts the progressive claim that the US and Canada were intended to operate as nations in which Christian teachings were excluded from law and restricted to private life. While progressives laud the benefits of diversity and multiculturalism, as did President Obama, Haskell cites empirical studies proving diversity is harmful to a society, and an effective way to destroy a nation. In a popular article, cultural critic Jordan B. Peterson named David Haskell among five leading academics confronting the woke assault on Canadian institutions, singling Haskell out for his unflinching public stance. "Christ or Collapse" should be in every thinking Christian's library.