The Gary DeMar Podcast

A letter written over two decades ago by Osama bin Laden has been making the rounds on social media, especially TikTok, and being used as evidence for the Palestinian side of the Hamas/Israel war. Gary reveals much more behind the letter and shows how Proverbs 18:17 applies: "The first to plead his case seems right until another comes and examines him."

Gary concludes his interview with Rick Welch from The Burros of Berea podcast. Rick read Gary's book, The Case for America's Christian Heritage, and wanted to talk about it and some of the interesting and important events and figures in American history. We can't understand our current state until we understand where we have been as a nation. (Part Two of Two) Get the book here: https://store.americanvision.org/products/case-for-americas-christian-heritage

Gary is interviewed by Rick Welch from The Burros of Berea podcast. Rick read Gary's book, The Case for America's Christian Heritage, and wanted to talk about it and some of the interesting and important events and figures in American history. We can't understand our current state until we understand where we have been as a nation. (Part One of Two) Get the book here: https://store.americanvision.org/products/case-for-americas-christian-heritage

Gary discusses the announcement of the MLB All-Star coming to Atlanta (again) in 2025. It was moved to Denver in 2021 due to "restrictive voter laws," which somehow mysteriously produced a record voter turnout the year before. Also, in related news, the ballot discrepancies in Fulton County continue to be ignored, despite many issues. 

Gary answers a listener question about the history of the "Rapture" and the vision in 1830 of a young girl named Margaret MacDonald. The Rapture and Dispensationalism itself have done an incredible job of influencing Christians to retreat from culture and being involved in societal issues since everything was supposedly coming to an end. Even music artists like Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan got in on the action.

Gary discusses a Canadian powerlifter who has been suspended from competition for protesting men being allowed to compete in women's categories. The transgender ideology is infiltrating sports and athletes are being silenced when they speak out about the unfair nature of forcing biological women to compete against biological men.

Gary discusses the recent vote in Ohio and the typical diversionary tactics that went on with the wording of the referendum. Rather than clearly stating the intent of the proposed amendment (i.e., keeping abortion legal in the state), the ballot included many other "reproductive" buzzwords on it that muddied the issue.

Gary continues responding to Pastor David Jeremiah's book, The Great Disappearance. The major problem for rapture proponents like Pastor Jeremiah is the complete lack of biblical evidence of what they say is "ready to happen any minute." Verses and passages need to be cherry-picked and strung together like a jigsaw puzzle to make their system "work." Even then, it still doesn't make biblical sense.

Gary interacts with an interview between CBN's Sheila Walsh and Pastor David Jeremiah. In this first part, Gary deals with Ms. Walsh's lead-up to the interview, which is based on Pastor Jeremiah's new book, The Great Disappearance, which is based on... wait for it... the rapture of the church.

Gary responds to a recent interview between Glenn Beck and Max Lucado about the state of the world and the war between Israel and Hamas. Ezekiel chapters 38 and 39 are brought up as evidence that this current war is a key indicator that the "end is near" (again). Gary refutes this view (again) with history and biblical exegesis.