Greetings, Fellow Believers,

Show 50 might be the funniest intro I've ever heard. I'm describing the "Rex Goliath" wine we used to consume at the Pilkington residence, and comparing it to women I've known. A humorous but inauspicious beginning to two of the most fast-moving, hard-hitting, spiritual audios I think I've ever made.

The kingdom of Israel split into two houses following the reign of Solomon: the House of Israel (to the north in Samaria) and the house of Judah (staying to the south in Jerusalem). We know, via Amos 9:9, that the house of Israel was scattered among every nation. How can we locate these tribes? We locate them by their spiritual characteristics; or, should I say, their non-spiritual characteristics.

Like Israel, modern Christianity has "a form of devoutness but denies the power" (2 Timothy 3:5). According to Ezekiel 36:19-23, Israel profaned the name of God wherever they went. Don't Christians do the same? The teaching of eternal torment is the most God-defiling doctrine there is. And Christianity has spread it and is spreading it around the world. Israel of old and modern Christianity has both said, "Come to us, we have the light." And yet, concerning God and His character, no one contains more darkness than these two entities.

Christianity IS the "Lost" Ten Tribes of Israel.  

Show 51 is one banger of a condemnation of Christianity. No entity on earth deserves it more. Christians wonder why people hate them and turn away from them. “We must need more preaching," they say. This is like Captain Smith saying, "We must need more icebergs.”
 

The Christian religion profanes God's name wherever they preach. The world spots their hypocrisy; any person mercifully immune to the cult runs from this religion.

My advice to missionaries: STAY THE HELL HOME. Leave the other nations alone. Save yourselves malaria and diarrhea. You are not scoring points with the Deity. Wherever you go teaching your "turn or burn" message (which is a far cry from the gospel, by the way), you create more religious apostates. Third world residents are far better off without you. Go ahead and build huts for them. But it you plan on preaching to them, best to stay home and shut up. You don't know the gospel. In Galatians, chapter 1, Paul has pronounced an anathema ("cursed by you") on the "gospel" you do preach.
 
God will vindicate His great name. He promises this in Ezekiel 36. And He promises it in the book of the Unveiling. Ezekiel deals with ancient Israel, Revelation with the modern ten tribes that have been scattered abroad, but that still defame God as their chief occupation.

Oh, the famous Christians I feel sorry for at the Great White Throne: Billy Graham. Billy Sunday. Rick Warren. Joel Osteen. T.D. James, Franklin Graham. Joyce Meyer. John Piper. All workers of lawlessness whom the Lord will deny ever knowing at His appearing.

Only an act of God can undo damage done by Israel of old and modern Christianity. And that act of God is on its way. We commonly refer to it is "The Tribulation."

Thank you for your contributions to this work. My DEEPEST thanks to those who helped to fund the Kansas City conference, which was a great success in spite of my medical troubles. I fought an infection on a cyst on my neck the whole weekend. It was the worst I ever felt at a conference, and the least prepared I've ever been. And yet, in spite of this, God carried me. Someone at the conference who knew of my conditions said, "Zender, you're walking on water." I couldn't deny it. It felt like that. It wasn't ME who was walking on water, however; it was God propping me up on the waves. The only time I really felt normal and pain-free was when I was at the podium. Which is why it was difficult for anyone to get me off of it.

So thanks to all of you who attended the conference, who contributed financially to the conference, and who keep me afloat every month.

I think my wife and I will be walking into the emergency room today because no one can get this infection under control and it's getting a little scary. I'll keep you updated.

Yours from the peninsula,

Martin
P.S. In the meantime, enjoy two of the best videos I think I've ever heard.