Vertical Discourse: Of God & Kings: Recent Episodes
Luke McIntyre
This podcast tackles the hidden links between today's culture, the paganism of the past, and what God has to say about it all.
It’s good to be back! In this episode, we’re talking about the importance of covenant. It’s such a buzzword in American churches, but I don’t believe a lot of people really understand the ramifications of invoking so powerful a weapon. So today we’re going to look at two different men who made covenants; Abraham and Lot. The point of this video is to convey that covenants matter, be they good or be they bad. And to be completely honest, it matters who we make covenant with, even if they come under the guise of doing so in the name of God.
This week we continue you our conversation on the tactics of Sun Tzu in the Art of War. How do we see these things at play in the world around us and in our own lives? What you learn may be just as shocking as it is enlightening.
Jeremy Jenkins is back on the Vertical Discourse to disclose the agenda of the Art of War by Sun Tzu. This book has impacted not only celebrities, politicians and athletes, but the entire world as we know it. Join us as our new cohost delves into the reason for it all.
This week we pick up where we left off in our discussion of Halloween. But instead of deep-diving into the pass, we address many of the current mindsets today.
This week we jump back into the origins of Halloween, to understand firsthand why we should disengage.
Happy July 4th to you! Today's brief episode revolves around the mysterious term, "Ala-Mahozim."
There's a lot to be said for an entity that has not only hid in plain sight, but has done it for thousands of years. Continuing with out discourse on Nimrod, we take a look at the role of the mother in the Unholy Trinity, as well as the son.
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As we continue our conversation of the ancient Sumerian world, we turn our attention to the progenitor of antiquity's favorite Nephilim king.
This episode tells us how the horoscopes reflect the pagan story of Sumer's greatest hero.
The Vertical Discourse welcomes its first guest speaker, Jeremy Jenkins. From speaking on the Nephilim of Old to decoding biblical Hebraic messages, Jeremy proves to be a wealth of knowledge.
Gilgamesh the Sumerian King. Who was he, and is he due the respect that the legends give him? Or should we respect him at all?
In this episode, we take a look at the Watchers and their offspring known as the Nephilim.
In this episode, we explore the conventional understanding of Sheol, and how it has been interpreted in Scripture, mythology, and modern culture.
After a month missing in action, Vertical Discourse is back with a new episode! More of a brain-dump than an episode, Unconventional Cross explores the idea of not just accepting Truth, but understanding that Truth is often inconvenient. Especially when we begin to focus on reality outside of our personal road to salvation.
What is there to know about the Tree of Life? This episode is a continuation of our conversation on the Garden of Eden. We don't have all the answers, but the questions can be just as fascinating.
Many of us are familiar with the garden of Eden, whether we think it to be real or mythical. It's not until we take a closer look at scripture and extrabiblical context that we start to have the context for new questions.
I don't claim to have the answers. I just claim to dig beneath the surface of conventional belief.
Last week in Australia, Country Grammar rapper Nelly performed "All in My Head" for a crowd of fans. Apparently, whatever (or whoever) was in his head wanted to make its own appearance. Since then, commentaries have popped up to confirm and refute the possibility of demon possession, as opposed to drugs.
Continuing from last week, we dive into the deeper meaning and implications of Joseph Campbell's monomythic journey.
The entertainment industry is filled with various movie heroes and storybook characters that reflect who we are what it means to be human. At least, that’s what is portrayed on the surface… In this episode, we explore different archetypes, the Hero’s Journey, and why it matters more than you may think.
After taking a look at creation according to Genesis 1, we follow up with the model of the world as is it, as opposed to how it's been taught.
Where did Earth come from? What can we learn about ourselves from the first chapter on Genesis? How did the pagan world view creation? How do Darwinism and Evolution fit into the equation?
What is Vertical Discourse? Great question. This episode takes a look at the major themes that this podcast tackles, explaining how they are relevant to one another, and why you should care.
In this podcast, we unravel two topics that appear to be completely unrelated but have a very common thread. Ba'al, the Mesopotamian deity of fertility and destruction, makes an appearance in the production promotion of Balenciaga and in the 2022 Commonwealth Games.