A brief look at the Lord’s Prayer through the lens of equity—what it asks, what it concedes, and why its structure matters in a trust/covenant frame.

What does the blood of Jesus tell us about who He is—and who we’re called to be? This short talk explores the mystery, the message, and our role as heirs and stewards.

A quick look at the God Bless the USA Bible—featuring the Declaration of Independence, the U.S. Constitution, and the Bill of Rights—and why those founding texts matter alongside Scripture.

A brief reflection on Ron Wyatt’s claim to have found the Ark of the Covenant and why that discovery would matter for faith and history.

Explores the meaning of “So help me God” in judicial oaths and whether it implies accountability to divine law within a trust model.

Considers Jesus’ “beneficiary” role within a divine trust and how the cross upends the Adversary’s claims.

Connects the Declaration’s language to trust concepts and asks what “naming God” signals for rights and duties.

A thought-starter on the symbolism of Revelation’s judgments and how contemporary events get read (and misread) into apocalyptic images.

Sketches how Scripture functions like a trust instrument and how Christ’s role can be understood as “Trustee” in that metaphor.

How does Scripture function like a trust, and what does Revelation reveal about our moment? A brief, big-picture look at the Bible, prophecy, and today’s headlines.

An introductory pass at reading Revelation as a drama in “equity” terms, setting themes that later parts develop.