The Protevangelium of James
We can trace the origins of many of the traditions found in nativity plays to what are known as the infancy gospels, pseudepigraphal works written much later than what we now refer to as the canonical gospels. The oldest and most Read More …
Why “Easter” Isn’t Biblical (But the Resurrection Is)
During the filming for God Save the King, one of the crew members and I were having a conversation. He remarked, “Okay, you’ve completely re-educated me about the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, especially the correct date—so tell me something—is the Read More …
New on GSK! Short Form Radio!
Free to Christian Radio Stations! Thirteen one-minute “Short Form” radio segments. Did Mary really ride a donkey? Were there really three “kings” at the birth of Jesus? Why was Herod and all Jerusalem “greatly troubled”. GSK Short Form Radio poses Read More …
Watch God Save the King Now on Parables.TV
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Live on Parables.TV
We were originally given an air date of April 6, but it appears we’re kicking things off a little early. We are very excited to announce the launch of God Save the King on Parables.TV.
Patterns of Evidence Meets God Save the King
We had the opportunity to meet Tim and Jill Mahoney of Patterns of Evidence/Thinking Man Films at NRB 2020. This was clearly a divine appointment between two kindred spirits–two Tims, both from Minneapolis, both making documentaries. We are big fans Read More …
God Save the King on Parables.TV
We met with Isaac Hernandez of Parables.TV at NRB 2020. God Save the King will begin to air on Parables.TV beginning the week of April 6.
Cold Case Christianity Meets God Save the King
I had the privilege of meeting J. Warner (Jim) Wallace at NRB 2020 last week in Nashville. Jim is a former atheist who is now an apologist for Christianity. He used his skills as a cold case detective to investigate Read More …
NRB 2020
We leave for Nashville today to attend the National Religious Broadcasters convention. We will be pitching our family of products to TV stations, radio stations, and book publishers. God Save the King for TV (eight 30-minute episodes) is in the Read More …