Reformation and Replacement
The Jerusalem Channel's call for a new Reformation against Replacement Theology: Can the church continue its reformation after 5 centuries? Christine Darg gives a definite call in light of Bible prophecies [...]
The Key to Jerusalem
Christine Darg explains the prophetic significance of the capture of Jerusalem in 1917 and the return of Jerusalem's key to the Jewish mayor 100 years later.
Mystery of the Magi
Why did Wise Men from the East seek Jesus, the Messiah? Christine Darg explores the prophetic meaning of their gifts, Messiah's star and the connection of Daniel the prophet to [...]
Exploits Christmas Special: From Succot to Hanukkah
Was Jesus born during the Feast of Tabernacles? The Bible doesn't say WHEN he was born but gives us some big clues. Christine Darg searches them out in this intriguing [...]
The Goodness and Severity of God
In this week's teaching video, Christine Darg discovers the balance between God's love and His judgement of sin.
VIDEO: Miracle Judgments and the Fig Tree
This week Christine Darg teaches on a subject that is rarely preached: miracles of judgment! Nations and individuals can face miracle judgments, much as Jesus confronted the fig tree. But [...]
VIDEO: The Footsteps of the Messiah
These are the days the rabbis call the Footsteps of the Messiah. The period immediately before the Messiah’s arrival is sometimes called the time when the footsteps of the Messiah [...]
VIDEO: The Peril of False Brethren
Christine Darg takes us through Paul's exploits in sufferings, but none is more insidious than what Paul called "the peril of false brethren."
VIDEO: The Blessed Hope or a Christian Hoax?
The world and even some churches mock and deny that Jesus is coming again for born-again believers, but what does the Bible teach about the doctrine of the Rapture? Christine [...]
VIDEO: The Progressive Church vs. the Prophetic Church
Can Christianity be trendy? Today's humanist world confronts and threatens the historic Christian faith, but what can we do to combat these current heresies? Christine Darg explores this pressing issue.