This is Volume 1 of what I hope will be an ongoing series of Q&A podcasts. I’m joined this time by DJ, who has been a guest before. He has been wanting to pick my brain about some things, and I have always enjoyed being put on the spot with questions from sincere Christians, so it worked out great.

We end up discussing some fantastic topics, such as…

• The fallacy of trying to create systemic solutions in Christianity,

• The realistic application of faith,

• Whether predestination and prophecy undermines motivation,

• The danger of false hope and ambitious movements,

• And more!

Submit your questions for Volume 2 of “Ask Terry” and I will pick the best ones.

It’s hard for me to accept, but Substack really does have troubling red flags that need to be discussed. In many ways it’s an ideal platform: powerful authors, supportive readers, and only a small cut taken by Substack itself. But that’s exactly we need to make sure it cannot grow into the same monstrosity that Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other “too good to be true” platforms have in the past.

In this discussion, Australian tech journalist Michael Ginsburg and I discuss whether Substack is even able to be “saved” by complaints. To my surprise, Michael won me over to his side, and I will now have to start looking at alternatives!

You don’t want to miss this one.

I’m happy to have a discussion with Steve and Janus Bennun, a passionate Christian ministry couple who have been trying to warn about the startling rise of anti-Christian Zionist policies; specifically, the “Noahide” laws which are threatening to label everyone who believes in Jesus to be worthy of death.

How realistic is this threat? Do the elites in America really understand the group they’re dealing with? How much reach does the Chabad syndicate have over our ruling class, not to mention Israel and Russia’s?

I am pleased to speak to Cynthia Chung after reading her Substack for a while and being impressed by the depth of her research regarding the occult world.

I spoke with Cynthia’s husband Matt Ehret a few weeks ago. I own books from both of them, and they have both been exploring the same kinds of topics I delve into, such as the role of Theosophy, Jesuits, Rosicrucians, and the world of illusions they create.

Cynthia and I spoke about her outlook, various questions of history, and ultimately the role of prophecy. Why should we bother researching and fighting back at all if God has ordained everything?

In this episode I joined investigator William Ramsey to share my thoughts on Digital ID and the idea of it being the Mark of the Beast.

One of the best observations from William, in my opinion, was pointing out how the gospel of Jesus Christ includes a call for us to reject worldly wealth, and how serving the Beast for financial gain was a logical inverse.

Is the Pledge of Allegiance a closer fulfillment of the Mark of the Beast than signing into a service with facial recognition? Does seeking prosperity in this world naturally lead to “marking one’s self” as a friend of the “Beast”? I make the case here.

This is the second part of my discussion with DJ, where we have fun talking about the prospect of spooky demonic technology versus a more subtle and unavoidable system of infrastructure.

We also talk about things like the value of video games, how to "fight back", and what to do when things just keep getting worse.

DJ is working on several interesting projects at: https://thetwelvetwentyfive.com/

DJ is a reader of mine who has recently turned his life to God and is now learning to see the world from a new perspective. He has a technology system engineer background and is becoming active in discussing the nature of digital tyranny.

I wanted to talk to DJ to hear his story and give him some encouragement, as well as get his opinion on the state of things. I share some of my own testimony and answer questions about how God uses people and nature to communicate.

Let’s travel to the year 2028 to visit a legend of the Alternative Media, Rex Patriot, in his journey through the Underground…

This is part one of a short story I'm writing.