Maybe the Nativity doesn't look quite like we think it does
As mentioned ad infinitum, one of my goals is to rewrite the nativity story as it likely would have happened biblically and historically as compared to the traditional nativity story which is Christian mythology. My treatment will include plausible historical Read More …
Different Roman leaders during the first century BCE (Sulla, Pompey, Julius Caesar, Augustus Caesar) when in power, handled it differently according to their personal beliefs and ambitions. If they wanted a census, they would order one. If they didn’t want any, there weren’t any. Read More …
Herod had every right to be disturbed by their presence, as did the whole city of Jerusalem. This was not just three semi-anonymous guys on camels from some mysterious Eastern cult. The Suren were a well-known, prestigious noble family with significant power and responsibility. Read More …
This audio teaching was recorded in Bedford, VA in conjunction with Tim accepting a position as general manager of Liberating Ministries for Christ International.
We are told that the Magi’s journey was over “treacherous terrain” and lasted “months” when in reality it would have been over well-established trade routes (roads) and took about six weeks. Read More …
It has always been my intention to make a movie about the real nativity story. This is just a test intro I threw together earlier today in a moment of inspiration. Do you think an intro like this will get Read More …
Tim will be interviewed by Shannon Ray Davis on Omegaman Radio, live Tuesday December 17 @ 9:00 PM Eastern. Tune in to Omegaman Radio here, or here.
I reviewed the Netflix movie “Mary” live on Facebook earlier today. The goal of God Save the King has always been to (re)tell the nativity story as biblically and historically accurately as possible. The real story of the real biblical Read More …
The story of the real Mary of Nazareth has rarely, if ever, been told. The real Mary was an ordinary woman who was called to an extraordinary vocation—to be the mother of the Messiah. And therein lies the “extraordinariness” of Read More …
When you read your Bible, do you read it in English? If you do, you owe a debt to William Tyndale. He was not the first person to attempt to translate the Bible into English, or the person who finally Read More …