So Now What?

Bible Prophecy Under the Microscope-Episode 117 Gary DeMar responds to a recent Jack Hibbs' video clip about Muslim candidates elected last week. Gary points out that Hibbs' dispensational rapture expectations actually undermine Christian political engagement. He also discusses Dinesh D'Souza's end-times interpretations in The Stones Cry Out, offering his own readings of Isaiah 11, Ezekiel 37-39, and Matthew 24.  

Gary draws parallels between historical events, particularly the rise of Nazi Germany, and the current political climate, urging Christians to take an active role. He is convinced that the church must not remain silent. He gives biblical examples of challenging unbiblical political beliefs and highlights the consequences of failing to engage with the state.

Gary emphasizes that the role of Christians in the political sphere is crucial for maintaining the proper authority and limitations of civil government. He critiques the notion that the church's fight is separate from political engagement, arguing that both realms are interconnected. The historical context of church involvement in politics shows how pastors should address political issues from a biblical perspective to guide their congregations effectively.

Bible Prophecy Under the Microscope-Episode 116 Gary discusses the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections and how misinterpretations of Bible prophecy played a big part. He critiques the political implications of these beliefs, particularly regarding Israel's role in global politics, and calls for a new approach to governance based on biblical principles

Gary discusses "covenant faithfulness" among Christians, while also critiquing the lack of a unified Christian voting block. He highlights the need for Christians to engage with civil government and to educate themselves on political issues from a biblical perspective. Ultimately, he calls for actionable solutions to the political and societal challenges facing Christians today.

Gary DeMar and The Chocolate Knox bring out the Scriptures and break down 2nd Timothy 3. Does it truly teach that things are getting worse?

Bible Prophecy Under the Microscope-Episode 115 Gary explores the importance of understanding the historical context of biblical texts, as they were written for specific audiences at specific times. He debunks the myth that Christopher Columbus sought to prove the Earth was round, clarifying that educated people of his time already believed it. Similarly, modern eschatological interpretations rely on popular myths about the rapture, the antichrist, and more.

Gary argues against Robert Reich's proposal to nationalize SpaceX and Starlink, connecting private enterprise, constitutional limits, and government-run education. He also challenges common interpretations of the Constitution's Three-Fifths Clause and says competition is essential to economic and educational performance.

Christianity is a future-oriented worldview. Who inherits what we leave behind? How does our view of the future affect our attitude towards the future? God is the Author of the past, the present, and the future. He owns everything, including time. Does it matter if we live fearfully or hopefully? Very much so, as Gary points out in this important talk from several years ago.

Bible Prophecy Under the Microscope-Episode 114 Gary addresses misconceptions about preterism, replacement theology, and the future of Israel, emphasizing biblical exegesis and historical context. He refutes charges of antisemitism and clarifies the biblical portrayal of Jerusalem and Israel's role in prophecy.