Why Christians struggle to understand the rapture

The cost of outsourcing your child’s upbringing

The Tenpenny Files – EmmaSara McMillion challenges parents to reclaim their role as the primary influence in their children’s lives. She explores family culture, homeschooling, generational cycles, child protection, and intentional parenting while sharing tools that help mothers build stronger homes, guide children with confidence, and resist outsourcing family leadership to institutions once again...

Dr. David Rasnick’s outsider view of cancer

The Tenpenny Files – Dr. David Rasnick challenges conventional cancer thinking by revisiting chromosomal instability, tumor recurrence, treatment resistance, and metastasis. His work questions whether the dominant mutation model explains cancer’s behavior and explores why abandoned scientific debates may hold crucial clues about how cancer adapts, survives, and returns despite modern treatments today worldwide...

The conspiracy against lithium

The Tenpenny Files – Dr. Michael Nehls explains why lithium may matter far beyond psychiatry, connecting it to memory, brain regeneration, fertility, sleep, emotional stability, and healthy aging. His research raises urgent questions about Alzheimer’s, dementia, cognitive decline, and whether a nutrient remains overlooked in plain sight after decades of assumptions and silence...

Why Christians struggle to understand the rapture

The Tenpenny Files – Todd Hampson joins Dr. Tenpenny to explore why Christians differ on the rapture, Israel, the Tribulation, and Christ’s return. Drawing from Scripture and church history, he explains prophecy’s role in the biblical narrative, argues for a pre-tribulation view, and shows how end-times teaching shapes faith and biblical understanding today...

Jeff Brown’s warning about invisible control mechanisms

The Tenpenny Files – Jeff Brown shares his account of entering Canada’s political inner circle and facing alleged surveillance, interception, suppression, and institutional pressure after trying to leave. The discussion examines power, censorship, media control, sovereignty, and the invisible systems Brown believes shape perception, isolate dissenters, and threaten individual freedom in modern political life...