
JB Shreve & the End of History
JB Shreve & the End of History is a Christian current-events and commentary podcast hosted by J.B. Shreve. Each episode examines world news, geopolitics and cultural trends through what the show calls a Kingdom worldview. Shreve connects global developments to broader historical and biblical themes, offering a faith-based lens on otherwise confusing headlines. The program aims to help listeners find spiritual perspective and hope amid political and social chaos.
Episodes

The Empire - The End of the World As They Knew It
What happens when the world you thought you understood suddenly stops making sense?Between 1914 and 1920, Americans watched an extraordinary series of events unfold with almost unimaginable speed. World War I transformed Europe into an industrial killing field. Ancient empires collapsed. Revolution swept through Russia. Jerusalem changed hands. A devastating influenza pandemic circled the globe. A

The Empire - The Road for America to World War I
World War I is often remembered as the prelude to an even greater catastrophe two decades later. But the Great War was far more than an opening chapter to World War II. It was a dividing line in modern history—a moment when an old world began to collapse and a new one struggled to emerge.In this episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story, we step back into the years before America became a d

The Empire - American Progress
What happens when a nation begins to believe that the future can be better than the past—and that it has the power to make it so?At the dawn of the twentieth century, America was being transformed at breathtaking speed. Railroads, factories, enormous corporations, new technologies, and rapidly growing cities were creating wealth and opportunity on a scale previous generations could scarcely have i

The Empire - An Imperial Power
America has rarely thought of itself as an empire. Empires were something other nations built—European powers that conquered distant peoples, seized territory, and imposed their will on weaker societies. Americans preferred a different story about their own rise: one of expansion, opportunity, liberation, and exceptionalism.But what happens when we look at American history through a different lens

The Empire - The Huddled Masses
Between 1850 and 1900, the United States changed at breathtaking speed. Railroads crossed the continent, factories transformed cities, and new industries demanded an enormous workforce. Millions of people, recently freed Americans and immigrants arriving from across Europe and Asia, became essential to that transformation. Yet the opportunities drawing them forward were shadowed by poverty, exhaus

The Empire - The Gilded Age
After the Civil War, the United States entered an era of breathtaking change. Railroads stitched distant regions together, steel reshaped city skylines, oil transformed daily life, and vast corporations amassed influence on a scale the nation had never seen. Yet beneath the glittering surface of prosperity lay dangerous workplaces, crowded cities, political corruption, economic instability, and a

The Empire - Reconstruction
In the spring of 1865, the Civil War was over, slavery had been abolished, and the United States faced a question as difficult as the conflict itself: what would freedom actually mean? Four million formerly enslaved people entered a society that had denied them education, property, political power, and legal protection. At the same time, a devastated South had to be rebuilt and brought back into t

The Empire - Is America A Christian Nation (Part 2)
What does it actually mean to call America a “Christian nation”? Is that identity measured by the religious language of its leaders, the beliefs of its citizens, or by something far more demanding?
In this episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story, we return to one of the central questions running through our exploration of American history: Is America a Christian nation? As the founding ge

The Empire - The Lost Cause
What happens when a defeated cause survives by reshaping the way generations remember the past?
In this episode of our series The Empire: A 250 Year American Story, JB Shreve explores the origins and enduring power of the Lost Cause, the mythology that transformed the Confederacy’s defeat into a story of honor, sacrifice, and regional identity. Drawing on his own experience growing up in the South

The Empire - The Civil War Ends (Sort of)
The American Civil War has reached its decisive stage, but victory, peace, and reunion remain far from certain. In this episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story, JB Shreve follows the conflict beyond Gettysburg and Vicksburg, as the Union seeks to turn battlefield momentum into a coordinated campaign capable of breaking Confederate resistance.
At the center of the story are three commander

The Empire - Emancipation
In this episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story, JB Shreve explores one of the most pivotal turning points in American history—the Emancipation Proclamation—and the profound questions that surrounded it. Rather than settling for familiar narratives or modern assumptions, this episode takes listeners into the political, moral, and spiritual tensions that defined the Civil War and forever c

The Empire - The Turning Point at Gettysburg
The Battle of Gettysburg sits at the hinge point of the American story—a moment when the nation’s identity, its moral compass, and even its future seemed to hang in the balance. In this episode, JB Shreve continues The Empire: A 250‑Year American Story by tracing how Gettysburg became far more than a clash of armies. It was a national reckoning. As the episode explains, this was the place where id

The Empire - War Is Hell
Our podcast series plunges into the brutal transformation of the American Civil War as it shifted from romantic expectation to industrial‑scale devastation. By 1862, the nation had already abandoned any illusion of a quick conflict. What unfolded instead was a kind of warfare the world had barely imagined—railroads moving armies with unprecedented speed, telegraphs reshaping communication, and mas

The Empire - Civil War Generals
The latest episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story turns toward the human architecture of the Civil War—its generals, its illusions, and the cultural forces that shaped the conflict long before the first shots were fired. JB Shreve traces how early expectations of a quick, almost theatrical war collapsed at Bull Run, where both sides discovered the sobering reality of a nation willing to

The Empire - Coming Apart
The latest installment of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story marks a turning point in the series, stepping into one of the most volatile and defining chapters of the nation’s past: the road to the American Civil War. This episode traces how a widening gap between America’s self‑image and its lived reality—visible since the founding—finally reached a breaking point in the mid‑19th century. What

The Empire - The Others (Part 2)
Black Americans stand at the center of the American story long before the Civil War begins, shaping the nation’s identity, economy, and moral contradictions across nearly two and a half centuries. This episode traces that deeper history—one often overshadowed by the narratives of founders, generals, and political leaders—to reveal how millions of men, women, and children lived, labored, resisted,

The Empire - The Others (Part 1)
This episode steps away from the main political storyline of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story to examine the experiences of those who did not benefit from America’s explosive growth in the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Before the Civil War, as the young republic expanded, innovated, and imagined itself destined for greatness, entire nations of American Indians were confronting a

The Empire - Industry and Revelation
The early nineteenth century was a turning point in the American story—a moment when the nation’s identity, economy, and spiritual life were all being reshaped at once. This episode explores that seismic transformation, tracing how two massive forces—the Industrial Revolution and the Second Great Awakening—collided to redefine what America was becoming.
Listeners step into a world where a rural re

The Empire - Manifest Destiny
America’s westward surge in the first half of the nineteenth century wasn’t just a geographic story—it was the moment the young republic transformed its identity. This episode explores how a coastal nation, barely a generation removed from the Revolution, exploded across a continent with astonishing speed and confidence. What began as scattered settlements along the Atlantic evolved into a sweepin

The Empire - The Myths Take Hold
Episode 20 of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story traces the moment when the young United States stepped out of its revolutionary shadow and began crafting the myths that would define its national identity. This chapter follows the turbulent years between Jefferson’s “Revolution of 1800” and the aftermath of the War of 1812—a period when ideals, contradictions, and expanding ambitions collided t

The Empire - The Revolution of 1800
The election of 1800 didn’t unfold with muskets or barricades, yet it transformed the United States more profoundly than many events that did. This episode explores how a peaceful transfer of power—John Adams stepping aside and Thomas Jefferson stepping in—quietly rewrote the nation’s identity. What followed was not simply a change in leadership but a reimagining of what America meant and who it w

The Empire - Political Divides
The early American republic did not emerge fully formed from the Revolution—it had to be invented, argued over, and lived into by real people who were far more complicated than the myths that later surrounded them. This episode explores that fragile first decade after the Constitution, when the nation’s future was anything but guaranteed, and its leaders were still learning what a republic even lo

The Empire - Is America a Christian Nation (Part 1)
America’s identity has always been wrapped in a tension between faith, history, and national myth. This episode steps back from the chronological march of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story to revisit one of the series’ central questions: Was America ever truly a Christian nation? Rather than leaning on assumptions or familiar slogans, the episode digs into the early chapters of American histor

The Empire - A New Nation Is Born
The latest installment of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story traces the turbulent years when the young United States stood on the brink of collapse and a quiet movement of statesmen set out to rebuild the nation from the ground up. As the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation became impossible to ignore—states feuding, Congress powerless, and foreign threats looming—figures like James Mad

The Empire - Stumbling After Victory
The American Revolution may have ended on the battlefield, but the true test of the new nation began in the uneasy silence that followed. This episode explores the fragile, uncertain world that emerged after independence—an era when the United States looked less like a country and more like a loose collection of quarreling states held together by hope, habit, and the flimsy Articles of Confederati

The Empire - Victory!!
The latest episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story returns to the Revolutionary War at the moment the conflict shifts south—where the ideals of liberty collided most violently with the realities of slavery, class tension, and frontier brutality. As British strategy pivots toward the Carolinas and Georgia, a hidden fault line inside the colonies is exposed: the enslaved population whose ho

The Empire - The Crucible
The American Revolution enters its most turbulent phase in this installment of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story. What begins as a northern conflict marked by early flashes of hope quickly descends into a brutal test of endurance, exposing the fragility of the Patriot cause and the staggering imbalance between British power and American resources. As the fighting spreads, listeners follow Geor

The Empire - The Terrible Reality of Revolution
The American Revolution is often remembered as a clean, heroic struggle—Minutemen at Lexington, Washington at Valley Forge, Paul Revere racing through the night. But as this episode notes, “Revolutions are a nasty business…brutal, chaotic, violent, and full of contradictions.” This installment of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story peels back the mythology to reveal the far more tangled and huma

The Empire - Independence
The story of American independence is often remembered as a clean break—an inevitable march toward liberty guided by visionary founders. This episode peels back that mythology and returns to the messy, uncertain world in which the revolution actually took shape. As tensions between Britain and the colonies deepen, listeners step into a moment when most Americans weren’t calling for independence at

The Empire - The Imperial Crisis
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The Empire - Ideas of Independence
The newest episode of Empire: A 250 Year American Story steps into the threshold of the American Revolution—not through battles or declarations, but through the invisible forces that made independence possible in the first place. JB Shreve invites listeners to reconsider a familiar moment in history by asking a deceptively simple question: Why did this work at all? With no centralized communicatio

The Empire - Colonies (Part 3)
This episode traces the southern arc of Britain’s North American colonies and the forces that quietly reshaped them long before independence was on anyone’s mind. The story begins in the forests and river valleys of the Albemarle region, where North Carolina emerged not through grand design but through the “messy, improvisational nature of early southern colonization.” Small farmers, dissenters, a

The Empire - Colonies Part 2
This episode continues the unfolding story of the original thirteen colonies, tracing how distinct communities—often separated by belief, ambition, and circumstance—took root along the Atlantic coast and began shaping the political and cultural DNA of what would become the United States. Moving beyond the earliest New England settlements, our story turns to Connecticut, a colony born not from rebe

The Empire - Colonies (Part 1)
This episode of The Empire: A 250 Year American Story zooms in on the origins of the first English colonies, tracing how their distinct cultures, motives, and conflicts laid the groundwork for the fractured, regionally shaped America that would one day fight for independence. As JB Shreve notes, the thirteen colonies “didn’t see themselves as part of a greater whole” and their differences would ec

The Empire – Pilgrims In A Strange Land
This episode traces the unlikely, often harrowing path that led a small band of English believers to the edge of a continent—and into the center of a story far larger than themselves. Long before their arrival, European empires were already clawing for territory, wealth, and prestige in the New World. Explorers vanished, colonies collapsed, and Indigenous nations navigated the upheaval brought by

The Empire: The Spain & New France
The latest episode of The Empire: A 250‑Year American Story plunges listeners into the turbulent world that shaped the earliest European settlements in North America. Rather than beginning with pilgrims and colonies, this chapter rewinds to the seismic cultural and religious upheavals that transformed Europe after Columbus’s voyages. As this episode notes, Europeans felt their universe “expand” as

The Empire: The New World
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The Empire: The Old World Part 2
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The Empire: The Old World Part 1
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Introducing - The Empire: A 250 Year American Story
The newest series from JB Shreve & the End of History podcast opens with an invitation—not to nostalgia, not to outrage, but to clarity. Host JB Shreve sets the stage for The Empire – A 250 Year American Story, a sweeping exploration of how the United States became what it is today and why understanding that journey matters now more than ever. As he explains, “we become accustomed to the news cycl

The Road to Westphalia
The Peace of Westphalia of 1648 stands as one of the most transformative milestones in the history of international relations. Emerging from the devastation of the Thirty Years’ War, which claimed millions of lives across Europe, the treaty redefined the way nations interacted and established principles that continue to shape global politics today.Before thePeace of Westphalia, political authority

How the World Works: Understanding International Relations
In today’s world of fake news, deep fakes, and endless bias, it’s harder than ever to know what’s true. Yet global events—from wars in Ukraine and Gaza to economic bailouts in Argentina—shape our daily lives, from grocery prices to retirement accounts. That’s why this new podcast series “How the World Works” is here: to cut through the noise and help listeners gain clarity by understanding interna

The Venezuela Crisis: Power, Politics, and Escalating U.S. Aggression (Part 1)
The Venezuela crisis is rapidly intensifying as the U.S. government, under President Trump, escalates military operations off Venezuela’s coast. Since September 2025, dozens of Venezuelans have been killed in targeted boat strikes, with the U.S. claiming these vessels are linked to drug cartels. However, no evidence has been presented to support these claims, raising serious questions about legali

The Return – Episode 25 (Series Finale)
In the Kings and Prophets series finale, we examine the background to books such as Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Malachi, Zechariah, and Haggai. While the majority of the captives remained in Persia and Babylon, many returned to Jerusalem. It was here that the prophets came to gain a new understanding of God's purposes among His people.Learn more and follow along at https://jbshreve.comInstagram: https

The Babylonian Captivity – Episode 24
In this penultimate episode of the series, we examine how the Word of God, the message of God, evolved during the Babylonian captivity. Through prophets like Daniel, Ezekiel, and others, the people began to see a picture of God far bigger than they imagined before.
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The Fall of Jerusalem – Episode 23
This episode looks at the final invasion of Babylon, the destruction of Jerusalem, and the beginning of the Jewish captivity in Babylon. The era of the kings is now over. The era of the prophets would now explain and give understanding to what it meant to be the people of God. It was a painful moment for the children of God, but it was the beginning of a great unfolding and unveiling of God’s high

King Jehoiakim – Episode 22
In today’s episode in our Kings and Prophets podcast series, we continue to look at the life of Jeremiah and specifically his ministry during the reign of King Jehoiakim. This wicked king made one fateful and stupid move after another that set the nation of Judah up for the invasion of Babylon.
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Nebuchadnezzar and the Kingdom of Babylon - Episode 21
In this episode, we look at the life and influence of Nebuchadnezzar and the Kingdom of Babylon. These entities are more than historical realities, but key figures and symbols used throughout scripture to define the systems and powers of this world that stand against the Kingdom of God.
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The Life of the Prophet Jeremiah - Episode 20
In this episode, we look at the beginning of the life and ministry of the prophet Jeremiah. He is, in a subtle way, one of the most influential figures in all of scripture due to his behind-the-scenes operations and writings as the Kingdom of Judah began to collapse.
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Kings Manasseh, Amon, and Josiah – Episode 19
In today’s episode, we will explore no fewer than three different kings of Judah: some quite terrible and one truly incredible. We examine the lives of King Manasseh, King Amon, and finally King Josiah, the great reformer king. Multiple prophets will make an appearance in this week’s episode, including one of the greatest of the prophets - Jeremiah!
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King Hezekiah (Part 2) – Episode 18
In this episode of the Kings and Prophets podcast series we complete our look at the reign of King Hezekiah. He would be one of the last of the great kings of Judah, and from here a dark cloud begins to cover the kingdom. Learn more about the End of History at our website
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King Hezekiah (Part 1) – Episode 17
In this episode, we look at the rise of King Hezekiah. The Bible marks him as among the greatest of Judah’s kings, probably even greater than Solomon. Much of his greatness is established by what he came out of when we consider who his father was. It is also based upon the great acts he took in the governance of Judah that would serve the nation well in the days ahead.
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The Life of the Prophet Isaiah - Episode 16
In this week's episode, we look at the life of the prophet Isaiah. The book of Isaiah is the longest book of prophecy in the Bible, at 66 chapters. He is the most quoted prophet in the New Testament. As influential as his prophecies and work were, however, many people are not familiar with his life. Here we cover that story, including his ministry that spanned the reigns of multiple kings of Judah

The Lost Tribes of Israel – Episode 15
In this week’s dramatic episode, we arrive at the finale and end to the northern Kingdom of Israel and Samaria. The long foretold and anticipated judgment finally arrives in the form of the mighty empire of Assyria. We will explore the ultimate collapse of Israel-Samaria, the prophets Amos, Hosea, Jonah, and Joel. We will also look at the Assyrian Empire and the idea of the Lost Tribes of Israel.

The Wicked Queen Athaliah - Episode 14
We are going to cover a lot of ground in this week's podcast as we shift our gaze from the northern Kingdom of Israel and Samaria to the southern Kingdom of Judah. We will see the first and last Wicked Queen of Judah, a boy king whose life is miraculously saved, and another king taken captive by the north. Jerusalem will even be invaded in this episode!
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The House of Jehu - Episode 13
In 'The House of Jehu" we look at the man God used to bring judgment to the House of Ahab and Jezebel. This story includes some of the most brutal, violent, and graphic imagery recorded in scripture. There is a reason for that! We look at who Jehu was, where he went right and where he went wrong as this king of Israel steers the nation ever closer to its ultimate destruction.
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Elisha and the Nations – Episode 12
As we continue our story on the Kings and Prophets of I and II Kings, we have spent the last couple of episodes looking at the life of the prophet Elisha. In today's episode, we look at how Elisha interacted not only with Israel-Samaria and Judah but also with surrounding nations. It was a unique development in the role of the prophet among the people of God.
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The Ministry of the Prophet Elisha - Episode 11
In our last episode, we looked at the call and the beginning of Elisha's prophetic ministry. Today, in episode 11 of the Kings and Prophets podcast series we look at The Ministry of the Prophet Elisha among the people of Israel. He was a very active and engaged prophet with the surrounding society, beginning to feel the hardship of God's judgment on the land.
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The Rise of Elisha - Episode 10
In Episode 10 of the Kings and Prophets podcast series we look at the calling of Elisha and how God set him apart from the prophets who followed Elijah.
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Jehoshophat and Jehoram of Judah - Episode 9
For the last three episodes, we have been focused on events in the northern kingdom of Israel/Samaria with the stories of Elijah, Ahab, and Jezebel. Today, we turn our focus back to the south to see what was taking shape during this same time period. We look at the good king Jehoshaphat who was succeeded by his terrible son Jehoram. Learn more about the End of History at our website
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The Fall of Ahab, Elijah Rides the Whirlwind - Episode 8
In this episode of our Kings and Prophets podcast series we conclude the story of Elijah and Ahab. While Jezebel outlives them both, her day of judgment is not far away. Ahab goes to war against the Kingdom of Aram. He and Jezebel steal Naboth's vineyard, and Elijah rides the whirlwind.
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The Prophet Elijah -Episode 7
In episode 7 of our Kings and Prophets podcast series we come to one of the most famous stories of the Old Testament with Elijah's confrontation of the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel. Immediately after this, we encounter a sudden and dramatic turn of events as Elijah falls into despair. We will unfold both events, looking at all the details you might have missed in these incredible stories.
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The Rise of Ahab and Jezebel – Episode 6
In episode six of our Kings and Prophets podcast series, we look at the Rise of Ahab and Jezebel in the northern kingdom of Israel, now known as Samaria.We will look at the background of this royal couple and the harsh descent of the northern kingdom into idolatry and even murderous purges of those who worshipped the one true God. We will look at the rise of Baal worship in the northern kingdom, w

The Dark Days of Israel and Judah – Episode 5
In this next episode of our Kings and Prophets podcast series, we look at the Dark Days of Israel and Judah. In the northern Kingdom of Israel, we see unending tumult and chaos. Coups and uprisings continue until the House of Omri finally brings order. In the southern Kingdom of Judah, our first reformer, King Asa, comes to the throne.
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King Jeroboam and the Man of God – Episode 4
In episode 4 of the Kings and Prophets podcast series, we turn our gaze to the northern kingdom of Israel and the first king of the northern kingdom - Jeroboam. From his high origins, which began with the calling and selection of God, we see Jeroboam make a series of blunderous moves. At least three prophets are included in this story, and among them is a prophecy that will plot the ultimate desti

King Rehoboam of Judah - Episode 3
In episode 3 of the Kings and Prophets podcast series, we look at King Solomon's son and successor, Rehoboam. All that David and Solomon built up in the kingdom is devastated by the failure and foolishness of King Rehoboam of Judah. In this episode, we will discover the irreparable split in Israel between northern and southern kingdoms. We will also see Egypt's invasion of the southern kingdom.
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Solomon and The Judgment of God – Episode 2
In episode 2 of the Kings and Prophets podcast series, we look at Solomon and the Judgment of God.As noted in the last episode, the life and reign of Solomon, as recorded in the book of 1 Kings, is marked by two key encounters with God. The first launches his reign of wisdom. The second begins the judgment for his abandonment of the commands of God.This episode is key for understanding where and h

Solomon and His Reign of Wisdom - Episode 1
In episode 1 of our Kings and Prophets podcast series, we look at the first half of Solomon's story. The beginning of Solomon's reign of the Israelites' history includes the temple's dedication. We explore his famous request for wisdom and the culture of wisdom and prosperity that dominated his reign.
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Race and the Politics of God - Episode 7
We are looking at the Politics of God, and in this final episode in our section covering the issue of race and the politics of God, JB Shreve & the End of History take a deep dive into some scripture that may surprise you. God’s perspective on race is very different than mankind’s perspective.In this episode we explore interesting and intriguing scriptures that discuss race within the Bible. We lo

Why Are There No Famous Black Rulers in Ancient History - Episode 6
We did not always look at one another through the framework of race. Humanity has always looked at one another through the framework of power, who has it, who does not have it, and how can I get more of it. Race is only the latest measure used to measure and distribute power in the long story of human history. Enjoy this intriguing and eye opening insight into human history and an exploration of t

America's Original Sin and the Politics of God - Episode 5
We begin with an exploration of the issues of race in American politics. We then do a survey of false doctrines and teachings that many Christians through the ages believed when it comes to race. From the mark of Cain to the Hamitic Hypothesis, Christians have unfortunately contributed a lot of terrible perspectives into the politics of race through the centuries.This is episode will begin to set

What the Bible Says About Immigrants - Episode 4
No matter what, as you will see from the scripture reviewed in these episodes, you should take care to get this issue right. The issue of immigrants and refugees is highly important in God's mind. That is what His Word reveals over and over again.
To find the politics of God involves a completely different approach to both scripture and politics than most of us are accustomed to today. God is not

Finding a Christian Position On Immigration - Episode 3
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The Politics of Life and Death - Episode 2
To find the politics of God involves a completely different approach to both scripture and politics than most of us are accustomed to today. God is not a Republican. He is not a Democrat. He has a value system and philosophy far above the bickering polarization of this world. And what is most important is that He wants us to find it! This second part of JB Shreve & the End of History’s introductio

The Politics of God - Episode 1
The politics of this world, no matter the party, no matter the governing system, always turn to corruption and death. That is what scripture teaches us. The politics of God are something very different though, because they come from a different source. Listeners are invited to join us in this podcast series for an intriguing journey that will help you see scripture in a completely new light. Not o

2011 - Six Years That Made the Middle East
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2003 – Six Years That Made the Middle East
In our Six Years That Made the Modern Middle East podcast series, we come to 2003, the year of the US invasion of Iraq. This would be a game changer for the region, sending it over the edge and into the abyss of chaos. This episode looks at the Israel-Palestinian conflict, the intifada, and the peace process. We look at the rise of the mujahideen in Afghanistan and their spread to different confli

1979 – Six Years That Made the Middle East
In our next episode of the Six Years that Made the Middle East, we look at 1979. In the aftermath of the Six Days War, the 1970s saw the rise of a new element to the chaos we know today – extremist Islam. Far from common before 1979, most resistance and protest in the early decades of the modern Middle East was performed through the framework of politics and political resistance. That changed in

1967 – Six Years That Made the Middle East
Episode 3 in our series Six Years That Made the Middle East, looks at 1967. This is the year of the famous Six Days War. In this episode we look at the instability that spread across the Middle East between 1948 and 1967, the rise of Nasser, and the slow transition of the US as the new great power in the region. Learn more about the End of History at our website
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