Watchman on the Wall

Join Southwest Radio Ministries and  Watchman on the Wall for part 2. As Lise Cutshaw and Micah Van Huss summarize the "hellish" locations and delve deeper (pun intended) into the inhabitants of these dark places and their futures in the end times story – including the battle of Armageddon, the evil military leaders, such as Apollyon and Satan, and the 200 million-man army that Jesus will annihilate. Jesus, Micah says, is the focus of all of his studies of the forces that continually wreak havoc in the unseen realm, as well as the realm of the dead – for now.

Join Southwest Radio Ministries and  Watchman on the Wall. As Lise Cutshaw and Micah Van Huss connect the dots between the English word "hell" and the differing locations that "hell" actually depicts in the Hebrew and Greek. Micah describes the differences between biblical Sheol, Tartarus and Gehenna and who dwells there; hints at Jesus' connection with these underworld locations; and leaves us – mysteriously – with a teaser about angels and demons and their roles in the underworld.

Join Southwest Radio Ministries and Watchman on the Wall. As Josh Davis details today's Headlines from the End Times. Global spiritualism continues to set the stage for the biblical end-times scenario. For the first time in nearly 500 years, a pope and heads of the Church of England worshipped together in Rome. Pope Leo recently welcomed both King Charles and the new Archbishop of Canterbury to the Vatican. Could this be a harbinger for the end-times spiritualism? Also, experts suggest that Turkey does not favor regime change in Iran so that it can maintain prominence in the Middle East. This fits perfectly with the coalition mentioned in Ezekiel 38. These and other stories are on today's episode

Join Southwest Radio Ministries host Larry Spargimino and Carl Gallups on Watchman on the Wall for part 2 of this discussion. As they talk about Rabbi Zev Porat’s newest book, “The Mysteries of Ancient Shechem”. The footprint of God is all over Israel, even in the lay of the land. The rendering is eerily similar to the Hebrew letter shin (looks like 'w') that Jerusalem displays from a satellite view. The book provides a rare journey of archeology, geography, and linguistics that will persuade any honest reader that the Bible is God's word. None of the features discussed in the book can be reasonably attributed to "Coincidence."

Join Southwest Radio Ministries host Larry Spargimino and Carl Gallups on Watchman on the Wall. As they talk about Rabbi Zev Porat’s newest book, “The Mysteries of Ancient Shechem”. The footprint of God is all over Israel, even in the lay of the land. The rendering is eerily similar to the Hebrew letter shin (looks like 'w') that Jerusalem displays from a satellite view. The book provides a rare journey of archeology, geography, and linguistics that will persuade any honest reader that the Bible is God's word. None of the features discussed in the book can be reasonably attributed to "Coincidence."