This Podcast is with my good friend Dave Henderson, who as a self-taught Renaissance man of the Scripture describes insights into the Scripture that very few know or understand. I guarantee you will learn something that you did not know before listening to this Podcast. The subject matter we discuss herein portrays the bigness and majesty and grandeur of God our Father. Naturally, all of our Podcasts intend to describe or depict God our Father through many different lenses. Our desire is for you to get to know Him and trust Him with everything you are and everything you have. The idea of trusting God the Father even when you don’t understand is often very difficult to do. It takes much time and communication between us and Him for this to be accomplished, assuming that is what you want to do. Remember this doesn’t happen by accident; it must be done intentionally.
Being aware of God the Father’s Bigness, if I can use that terminology, which if we understand, helps us to be willing to trust Him. In our discussion, we describe the difference between Astrology and Astronomy. We discuss ancient history and the knowledge of the stars which the ancient Sumerians and Chaldeans knew from their writings about the stories in the heavens. Stories the ancients understood were from the Creator who placed His stories in the sky so we could understand His plan, if we were so inclined to try to discover them. We discussed the Tower of Babel and the Star of Bethlehem. The Magi who followed the Star of Bethlehem, which is a current theme at this time of year is also discussed. Recently, on December 21st of this year we saw Jupiter and Saturn in the closest proximity in their orbits in 800 years (1226 AD). What is the significance of that alignment in our world today? We discussed the appearance of the Dragon in Revelation and in the sky as it relates to China today. What is God saying to us now in the year 2020?
One thing we hope you walk away with from listening to this Podcast is that God definitely has a plan for the world and for you personally. Despite all His Magnificence, He loves you personally and directly; He has a plan for you too. What a magnificent Father we have and He is a good, good Father!
