Big Eva: The Errand Boys of Big Pharma

Big Eva: The Errand Boys of Big Pharma

Posted on April 4, 2022

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After two years of unprecedented and sweeping change in health policies, the Covid-19 pandemic has seemingly forever changed public policies regarding sickness and disease. The question we ask is this: Did the Church respond correctly? What could have been different? And what’s with Big Eva celebrity pastors and authors being the errand boys of Big Pharma?

Join us for a special episode with Jason and Jordan as they discuss covid, the Church’s response, and Big-Eva being co-opted by the NIH, CDC, and Big Pharma’s gatekeepers.

#4: Comprehensive Christianity

#4: Comprehensive Christianity

Posted on March 14, 2022

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While the world continues to suffer under the weight of humanism, what should we as Christians be doing to posture ourselves in righteousness as we consider the future? Should we panic and hope for some vague prophecy to sweep us away? Or should we get busy with the task of Christendom? We’ll discuss.

Headlines

  1. Children’s Health Defense says Pfizer and FDA dropped data bombshell on COVID vaccine consumers—but the world is too busy with Putin.
  2. Gas prices have reached an all-time high, but who is to be blamed for this?
  3. Idaho considers a bill which would make gender treatment of trans youth a felony.

Theonomy or Autonomy

With bills of abolition that seek to make abortion illegal being put forth in places like Oklahoma, Texas, North Carolina, and South Carolina, we’ll take a look at the issue of bodily autonomy: what are the arguments and what does God’s law have to say?

#3: Russian & Ukraine

#3: Russian & Ukraine

Posted on March 3, 2022

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Russia has invaded Ukraine, and Americans are debating what to do about it. Is there something that the mainstream media might be missing?

Headlines

  1. President Biden has made his selection of our next Supreme Court Justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson—who is she, and how do we expect her to do as she replaces Justice Stephen Breyer?
  2. The Legacy Standard Bible, while not really a news headline per se, is my new favorite thing—I’ll explain why.
  3. I’m saddened to report that Dr. Gary North has gone to be with the Lord. I’ll share some thoughts about Dr. North and his ginormous contributions to biblical scholarship.

Theonomy or Autonomy

With Russia’s ongoing war with Ukraine, we’re going to take a look at biblical principles regarding war and whether or not the Bible has much to say about the topic.

#2: Deconstruction?

#2: Deconstruction?

Posted on February 28, 2022

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There’s been quite a bit of chatter about “deconstruction” in Christian circles—we’re going to take a look at that particular issue.

Headlines

  1. Bill Gates was recently in Munich, Germany talking about the Omicron variant, and what he said was, well, interesting…
  2. The Winter Olympics in Bejing, China is now over: Was it a flop? That’s what the media is saying…
  3. The CDC is withholding data from the public. Are you surprised?

Theonomy or Autonomy

Oh, Canada! What in the world is going on there? What can we learn from this, and what might it look like to petition government for redress of grievances?

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Is the World Running Down?

Posted on September 9, 2025

Written by Gary North

Christians unknowingly surrendered to a worldview of despair? In Is the World Running Down?, Gary North takes direct aim at one of the most subtle compromises within modern Christianity: the adoption of the humanist doctrine of entropy as the framework for understanding the universe and mankind’s future.

For over a century, humanistic science has taught that the universe is doomed to either freeze in heat death or collapse back into chaos. Creation Science, while rejecting Darwinism, too often accepts this same assumption of inevitable decline. The result is a worldview that denies the power of Christ’s resurrection to transform history, culture, and even the created order itself.

North exposes the consequences of this compromise: a Christianity stripped of hope, a social theory emptied of confidence, and a church vulnerable to New Age socialism. He challenges believers to abandon the illusion of “scientific common ground” with Darwinists and to embrace instead the biblical doctrine of cosmic redemption through Christ’s victory over death and decay.

This book offers more than critique. It offers a manifesto of hope. By anchoring science, economics, and culture in the resurrection, North shows that entropy is not the final word. The curse is not ultimate. God’s covenant promises assure progress, dominion, and transformation in history. With sharp analysis and unflinching argument, North calls Christians to recover a faith that does not merely survive in the ruins of humanism, but rebuilds on the foundation of Christ’s triumph.