Revelation 11:15

Setting Sail: Part 1

Step into Bloodmoons and the Crown — a Christian Fiction anthology series bringing the Bible's end-times prophecy to life through powerful, dramatic audio stories. Left behind after the Rapture, survivors must navigate the terrifying events of the seven-year Tribulation. These dramatic productions explore what Scripture reveals about humanity's greatest trial — and the unshakeable promise God holds for those who remain faithful. What does the Bible say about the Last Days? Are you prepared for what is to come? Have you heeded the warnings? Now setting sail into a new chapter — tune in, and let the journey begin. If you have thoughts, questions, or comments; we'd love to hear from you.  Please reach out to us at ⁠⁠⁠rev11.15media@gmail.com [rev11.15media@gmail.com]

Exploring Christian Denominations: Penticostal

What does it really mean to be baptized in the Holy Spirit and why has that question divided and ignited Christianity for over a century? In this episode, we take a deep dive into one of the most dynamic and transformative movements in modern Christian history: Pentecostalism. From the spark of the 1901 Topeka outpouring under Charles Fox Parham to the fire of the legendary Azusa Street Revival led by William J. Seymour, we trace how a hunger for apostolic power reshuffled the entire Protestant landscape. We explore the "Initial Evidence" doctrine with the belief that speaking in tongues is the definitive sign of Spirit baptism; and alongside the explosive theological debates that followed, including the "Finished Work" controversy, the Oneness schism over the Trinity, and the painful racial divisions that challenged the movement's own Gospel ideals. But this isn't just history. We unpack what the Bible says about spiritual gifts, glossolalia, divine healing, and the "Latter Rain" promise of Joel 2 that continues to send missionaries to every corner of the globe.  Whether you're a lifelong believer, a curious seeker, or someone wrestling with questions about the Holy Spirit's role in the Church today, this episode will stretch your understanding of Scripture, church history, and God's ongoing work in the world. The same Spirit who fell in the upper room is still moving. Are you ready to learn why? Subscribe, share, and open your Bible because God's Word is alive If you have thoughts, questions, or comments; we'd love to hear from you.  Please reach out to us at ⁠⁠⁠rev11.15media@gmail.com [rev11.15media@gmail.com]

The History of Jerusalem: The City of God's Chosen People

From Salem to Eternity: The Complete History of Jerusalem What if one city held the key to understanding all of Scripture — from the very first pages of Genesis to the breathtaking final vision of Revelation? In this episode, we take a deep dive into Jerusalem, the only city God has ever called His own dwelling place, and trace its extraordinary journey across six thousand years of biblical and world history. We begin with the mysterious encounter between Abraham and Melchizedek, the King of Salem and "priest of God Most High". It is a stunning foreshadowing of Jesus Christ as our eternal High Priest. From there, we walk through King David's capture of Jebus, the breathtaking glory of Solomon's Temple on Mount Moriah, the heartbreak of the Babylonian exile, and the faithful return under Zerubbabel, Ezra, and Nehemiah. We explore how Herod's magnificent Temple set the stage for Jesus' ministry in Jerusalem. His cleansing of the Temple, His prophetic Olivet Discourse, and His crucifixion and resurrection that changed everything. We then examine the Roman destruction of 70 A.D., the Byzantine and Islamic eras, the Crusades, Ottoman rule, and Israel's miraculous rebirth in 1948 and the reunification of the city in 1967. Jerusalem is not just ancient history. It's your story, it's God's story, and the ending is more glorious than you can imagine. Tune in and see If you have thoughts, questions, or comments; we'd love to hear from you.  Please reach out to us at ⁠⁠⁠rev11.15media@gmail.com [rev11.15media@gmail.com]

Exploring Christian Denominations: Church of Christ

What does it truly mean to restore the original church? Step back into the fire of the American frontier and discover how two bold movements — born worlds apart — collided to birth one of Christianity's most distinctive traditions: the Churches of Christ. In this episode, we dig deep into the Stone-Campbell Restoration Movement, tracing its roots from the explosive Cane Ridge Revival of 1801 to the formal split of 1906 that shocked the American religious landscape. We explore the radical idea that the New Testament alone — no creeds, no denominational hierarchies, no human traditions — should govern every aspect of Christian worship and church life. We unpack the Church of Christ's most debated doctrines: Is baptism truly essential for salvation? What does Acts 2:38 really mean? Why does this tradition worship exclusively a cappella, and what does the "silence of Scripture" have to do with it? We also examine the CENI hermeneutical framework — Command, Example, and Necessary Inference — and how it has both unified and divided this movement for over two centuries. Whether you're a lifelong member, a curious Protestant, or simply hungry to understand God's Word more deeply, this episode delivers history, doctrine, and Scripture in a way that will challenge and sharpen your faith. Open your Bible. The restoration plea is calling If you have thoughts, questions, or comments; we'd love to hear from you.  Please reach out to us at ⁠⁠⁠rev11.15media@gmail.com [rev11.15media@gmail.com]

The False Prophets: Biblical Warnings Abound

Can you trust every voice claiming to speak for God? In this episode, we take a deep dive into one of Scripture's most urgent warnings: how to discern false prophets and false teachers. Drawing from Deuteronomy, Matthew, Jeremiah, 1 John, 2 Peter, Acts, and more, we unpack the Bible's own framework for spiritual discernment — and it's more nuanced than you might expect. Did you know a false prophet can produce a sign that actually comes to pass and still be false? We explore the two complementary tests in Deuteronomy 13 and 18 — tests that Jesus himself intensifies in Matthew 7 when He warns of wolves in sheep's clothing and workers of lawlessness who prophesy and perform miracles in His name. Signs and wonders are never self-authenticating. The real question is always: does the message align with God's revealed Word? Whether you're navigating today's charismatic claims, prosperity teaching, or any voice demanding your spiritual trust, this episode equips you with the biblical tools to test every spirit. Isaiah 8:20 says it plainly: "To the law and to the testimony!" — and we show you exactly how to apply it If you have thoughts, questions, or comments; we'd love to hear from you.  Please reach out to us at ⁠⁠⁠rev11.15media@gmail.com [rev11.15media@gmail.com]