The conversation revolves around the concept of Rededicate 250, a national event aimed at rededicating the United States to God, and its potential impact on revival in the nation. The discussion highlights the challenges of dedicating a nation to God, especially when half of the population is hostile to the idea. It also explores the role of the educational system, particularly in college, in leading people away from Christian mooring. The importance of proclaiming the gospel and making disciples is emphasized, and the need for Christians to be discerning about campus ministries and to prioritize joining a local Bible-teaching church is discussed. [... more]

Exploring the connection between patriotism and faith in America's founding, the hosts discuss the Great Awakening, the importance of liberty, and the role of Christianity in shaping the nation's history and values. [... more]

Jesus Christ has come to proclaim good news, offering freedom from spiritual bondage, and declaring that the day of atonement, a relationship with Christ, is the key to experiencing this freedom, which includes release from captivity, debt, and addiction. [... more]

God wants to give you personal dignity in Christ, restoring your identity and ability to help others. He blesses you to make you a blessing, and His favor is not just about receiving, but also about sowing into the kingdom of God. When you understand the spiritual principle of giving, you'll quit trying to be stingy and start sowing generously, knowing that God will bless you accordingly. [... more]

Jesus Christ comes to give us life, hope, freedom, and a future. He proclaims the year of the Lord's favor, restoring personal dignity and financial freedom from bondage. God's will is for us to live on a higher level, free from slavery to debt and masters, and to be first-class citizens in the kingdom of God. [... more]

Jesus reads from Isaiah 61 in the Nazareth synagogue, proclaiming good news to the poor, freedom for prisoners, and sight for the blind. He presents himself as the deliverer, the one who will bring about the kingdom of God, but the people reject him. [... more]

In the book of Leviticus, God's economy is revealed through the valuation of offerings and sacrifices. The value of a person's contribution is not determined by their worth, but by their ability to give. The priesthood plays a crucial role in setting values and facilitating redemption, highlighting the importance of faith and love in giving to God. [... more]

God's message to man is to trust in Him, even when feeling forsaken. The Bible teaches that God owns creation and that humans are only temporary tenants of the land. The Jubilee system, outlined in Leviticus, provides a framework for the release of slaves and the return of property to its original owners, highlighting God's concern for the poor and the vulnerable. [... more]

God's message to man is to trust Him even when it seems He has forsaken us. The book of Leviticus teaches us about the importance of faith, obedience, and redemption, reminding us that we are strangers and sojourners in this world, and that God owns creation. He provides a system of laws to protect the poor and the vulnerable, and to ensure that everyone has a chance to start anew, free from debt and oppression. [... more]

The book of Leviticus teaches about the Sabbath year and the Jubilee year, given to Israel to help restrain greed and reduce the grind of life, giving people rest and reset. The Jubilee year was a time of economic, cultural, and environmental reset, where slaves were returned to their homes, loans were cancelled, and property reverted to its original owners. [... more]

The first day of the seventh month is a significant date in the Jewish calendar, marking the beginning of the new year and a time for reflection and introspection. The lunisolar calendar used by the Jewish people is a complex system that takes into account both the lunar and solar cycles, ensuring that the holidays fall in the correct seasons. The theme of the seventh month is one of ingathering, taking stock of the past year and looking forward to the future. It is a time for repentance and returning to God, as seen in the concept of Teshuvah. The Jubilee year, which occurs every 50 years, is a time of liberation and restoration, where everyone returns to their ancestral homes and possessions. [... more]

Jesus Christ has declared his followers free from spiritual bondage, and it's time we received and acted upon that good news. He's the authorized representative of God, proclaiming good news about freedom, and offering it to those who accept the spiritual relationship with God. [... more]

God's favor is available to everyone, regardless of past mistakes or debt. Jesus came to proclaim the year of jubilee, a time of freedom and forgiveness, where all debts are canceled and new beginnings are possible. To experience this favor, one must confess and forsake sinful behaviors, attitudes, and motives, and trust God to deliver them from their enemies. By following God's truth and instructions, individuals can live a victorious life, free from the power of sin and its effects. [... more]

The book of Isaiah chapter 61 is a profound passage where Messiah speaks, and Jesus applies it to Himself, demonstrating the divine appointment and authority of Christ. The passage highlights the importance of the Holy Spirit, the year of Jubilee, and the day of vengeance, and how they relate to the church age and the ministry of Christ. [... more]

Dr. Shane Enoch discusses the importance of managing finances with a Jesus-centered approach, highlighting the dangers of debt and the benefits of financial freedom. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical principles to help listeners make wise financial decisions and live a life that honors God. [... more]

Jonathan Cahn discusses his book, Josiah Manifesto, which explores the connection between the Jubilee, abortion, and COVID-19. He examines the parallels between the past and present, including the overturning of Roe v. Wade and the rise of Donald Trump. Cahn also touches on the theme of revival and judgment, and how it relates to the end times. [... more]

King Solomon's pursuit of wealth and enterprise leads him to abandon simplicity and make questionable deals, including with Hyrum, which ultimately backfires and leaves him with financial burdens. Meanwhile, the concept of the Jubilee, a time of restoration and return to God's original plan, is explored as a type of eternal salvation, where one's relationship with God is permanent and unshakeable. [... more]

The Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth is a celebration of her 70 years on the throne, marked by unprecedented pomp and circumstance in Great Britain. Meanwhile, the battle for Ukraine continues, with Russian forces making grinding gains but facing significant losses. In the US, the January 6th hearings are set to examine the attack on the Capitol, highlighting the ongoing struggle between two sets of habits that will determine the future of American democracy. Jeff Bridges, a renowned actor, is back at work after a health scare, and a new device called Kitch aims to help fix the frequent breakdowns of McDonald's ice cream machines. [... more]

The concept of Sabbath is a delight, a time for rest and relationship, countercultural in a world that is constantly running after things. It's about the essence of your being and relationships, not about things. The Sabbath was a day of rest and refreshment in ancient Israel, a time when people were not expected to work or be productive, but to simply be. The idea of Jubilee is closely tied to the concept of Sabbath, a time of unmerited favor and freedom from debt and slavery. Jesus' sacrifice has set us free from the dominion of darkness and has given us a new kingdom, where we are no longer slaves to sin. [... more]

In ancient Israel, Jubilee was a time of complete reset, where slaves were set free, debts were canceled, and land was restored to its original owners. Jesus announced that this Jubilee has come to pass in Him, offering a clean slate and an inheritance in Christ for all who believe. [... more]