Mark Hitchcock

I mean, it was certainly the most important interview I've done up to this moment because I get asked a lot, like, "Who's your favorite interview?" Which is like impossible because there's been hundreds and hundreds and, "Hey, which interview like left such a big impact on you?" I've talked a lot about, you know, different interviews, like interviewing Phil Robertson, the first time I had Matt Chandler on, first time I had Joby on, and then you see kind of what that's looked like for the trajectory of both of our ministries.

You look at Mike Ritland earlier this year professing Christ right here at my table, uh, having my lead pastor Mark Hitchcock on and really going, you know, deep into all kinds of different subject matters for three hours.

But the interview I did with Chuck Swindoll is something that I- I'm still buzzing from, uh, to be frank, because there was, uh, you know...

They reached out to me to interview him about his latest book.

He's done devotionals, and he's done, uh, other study materials.

He has his own study Bible.

And if you're not familiar with Chuck Swindoll, he really is a legendary evangelical pastor.

He's, uh, written a ton of books, as I've already said.

Yeah.

I love that you said that, Matt, because it's, I forget, it was Mark Hitchcock who made a sink for me, a sink in my head first, but it's something a lot of people have said, and so I'm trying to repeat it as much as possible.

We tend to only look at salvation as a past tense thing, right? Oh, when I was at church camp when I was five, or oh, when I was 25 years old and the heroin needle was still dangling out of my arm, or whatever your situation is, right? Yeah.

That's your justification moment.

Mag- Gog and Magog comes up all the time, and, uh, it amazes me that people who claim to interpret the Bible literally really don't when you come to a prophecy like Gog and Magog.

Uh, a good example of this is, um, Mark Hitchcock.

Uh, Mark Hitch-Hitchcock has been writing on Bible prophecy for quite some time.

In fact, well, if you can see here, I have most of his books.

Uh, here's Tim LaHaye, The Coming Peace in the Middle East, uh, and this was published in nineteen, nineteen eighty-four.

Still waiting for that peace.

And by the way- Well, the Tim LaHaye and dispensationalists like Mark, Mark Hitchcock, who I'm gonna deal with in, in this segment, they are, they are dispensationalists, and they believe in a pre-tribulational rapture.

And there won't be any peace during that tribulation period.

the nation the prophetic hand is on the hour when we talk about jerusalem it's on the minute and when we talk about the temple mount the second hand tells the tale and we are yeah

we are there this is the this is the flashpoint it says the future of temple mount what the bible says about the most explosive flashpoint in the middle east and this is by mark hitchcock So the 37-acre Temple Mount in Jerusalem is ground zero for the events of the end times.

And it's back in the headlines as the most explosive flashpoint in the Middle East and probably the whole world.

The Temple Mount is the previous location of two Jewish temples.

It's Wednesday.

It is Headline Day.

And Tim is in the middle of reading an article by Mark Hitchcock, The Future of the Temple Mount, what the Bible says about the most explosive flashpoint in the Middle East.

And no, it's not the Strait of Hormuz.

Like, where do we hear about ...

Like, somebody will say, "Well, I believe in Jesus." Um, I say, "Well, where, why?" You know, and they're not gonna go, "Well, 'cause the writings of Josephus, Flavius, or Tacitus, or Pliny the Younger." They're gonna go, "Because Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and, and this guy Paul, and, and really Isaiah, and, you know, these people talked about Jesus even in, in, you know, Genesis 3:15.

We, we see this narrative." Oh, oh, 'cause of the Bible? So you believe the Bible is true.

Like, if somebody says, "Well, I don't believe the Bible is true," I say, "Well, then why would you ever believe Jesus?" Because the Bible is, is the source of where we get this idea of Jesus.

And I'm sitting there telling somebody, um, because I'm a pretty good person, and I've done good things, and I'm, like, I don't, like, I learned that somewhere, like somehow in church, [laughs] somewhere in church along the way I learned that if I just do good...

This is Eastern philo- this is karma I'm spitting out, you know? I'm like, "Hey, if I just do good things, you know, maybe I'll come back as something better than this." And, uh, and that's why I love this story.

Jesus, uh, it shows up in, uh, Matthew 19, Mark 10, Luke 18.

Jesus has this conversation with a guy that everybody esteems as a spiritual giant.

On today's program, guest host Jimmy Evans speaks with Dr.

Mark Hitchcock.

Their topics today are AI and the Mark of the Beast, as well as Ebola and its ramifications.

Exciting topics to cover today, so let's join them now.

I'm Jimmy Evans.

On today's show, I have Dr.

Mark Hitchcock joining me, and we have some incredible breaking news to talk about, and we will be answering four questions from our viewers.

At the top of today's show, we're talking about two historic events that are happening right now concerning the Temple Mount in Israel, and we're also going to be giving you an update on the Red Heifers.

And that's what I learned through that season.

Robbie, I'm curious for you because [clears throat] it should've occurred to me before then, but my senior pastor, Mark Hitchcock, you know, DTS guy, like, very just right, right down the fairway, like, he, he doesn't, you know, do any of the big bombastic stuff, but he just kinda casually mentioned on an, an interview on my show earlier this year, he's like, "Do you understand how many pastors aren't even Christians?" Like, how many people that-

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... for some sort of personal motivation or, or like, kind of misbegotten aim to fulfill something that's missing in their own lives, they have the, the word pastor on their, you know, business card.

And as promised, we'll now move on to a message by Jan Markell of Olive Tree Ministries that she echoes as ground-shaking.

And as she expounds on her commentary, 10 Reasons to Look Up, where she shares critical last days insight with Mark Hitchcock, who has written 45 plus books on end times prophecy.

Not only do I believe that it will echo some of the vital information that we've already been made privy to, but perhaps it will also introduce some groundbreaking evidence that is new to us, while offering additional dramatic confirmation to the prophetic word of God's truth that is unfolding all around us.

And once again, I'll mention that I'll be adding additional Holy Spirit insight along the way.

Therefore, we are to remain alert, not scared, but prepared.

And may God continue to help us as we live in this world where we are today, and to be able to navigate all these things in a biblical way and in a godly way while looking up.

What's happening in our world today is, in the words of Mark Hitchcock, prophetically ground-shaking.

For instance, we learned that Mark Zuckerberg is cloning himself so that he can replicate an AI avatar that is present all the time and accessible to his employees.