The Michael Bunker Radio Show: Recent Episodes
Michael Bunker Radio
Radio Show of national bestselling author, historian, theologian, and Christian Agrarian Separatist Michael Bunker, bestselling Author of Surviving Off Off-Grid. Topics include Off Off-Grid Living, Theology, Apologetics, Agrarianism, Separatism, Christian Living, Gardening, and much more.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 17, Part 6; Anatoliy Golitsyn's "New Lies for Old" and the USSR and China fallout being a sham to lull the West into a false sense of security; the three branches of the U.S. government originally patterned after the biblical Trinity; systematic theology; the idea of David reigning as Christ's representative after the second coming of Christ; Vladimir Putin; the CPUSA; and Saul Alinsky.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 17, Part 5; and Mr. Bunker's commentary introduction to Ephesians, Part 1.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 17, Part 4; the recent shooting in Connecticut; the wrath of God on future-believers, and if they are God's enemies, before they are believers; evangelicalism; the recent talk of secession in the U.S.; and the Roman Road, the Gospel and preaching Christ.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 17, Part 3; Mr. Bunker's new booklet "The Beard"; Mr. Bunker's work in progress "W1CK"; and the possible rising again of the Papal States.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 17, Part 2; agrarianism, mysteries of the Bible, and obedience; and Revelation 4:5 and the seven spirits of God.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 17, Part 1; and dispensationalism.
Topics include "romantic" relationships; the souls of humans, animals, etc.; the last words of a martyr; marijuana laws; the possible effects of a Texas cessation to the community; apostolic succession; giving and tithing; community land agreements; update on Mr. Bunker's volunteer wheat; more on giving and use of funds; butchering pregnant pigs; the age of the earth; update on Mr. Bunker's work-in-progress book "Cold Harbor"; and an update on Mr. Bunker's water tower.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 16, Part 7.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on Galatians 6; and Mr. Bunker's ministry haitus discussion.
Topics include the next direction for Mr. Bunker's ministry; and the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 16, Part 6.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on Galatians 5; God judging the nations; the "nation" of Israel; food irradiation; what to do with older hens; and the recent presidential election.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 16, Part 5; and an interview with the documentary film makers of "Beyond Off-Grid," which is based on Mr. Bunker's book "Surviving Off Off-Grid."
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on Galatians 4; storing gasoline; types of manual hand tools for off off-grid living and where to get them; self-defense; and the charismatic movement, and their "manifest sons of God" doctrine.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 16, Part 4; how Arminians twist scripture; election, reprobation, and assurance; modesty and unity in and plain dress; legalism, obedience and grace; meat dry-cure containers; and liquid and tablet rennet.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on Galatians 3; women adorning hair; and producing leaven.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 16, Part 3; today's reformed doctrine teachers/teachings; milk from Holstein cows; choosing good hymns; witnessing; the Answers in Genesis Creation Museum; and meat grinders.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on Galatians 2; premillennialism and multi-generational family planning; sociopathic tendencies in children; hypnotism and the framentation of the mind; the "rapture"; toughness with lacto-fermented green beans; and "corn"/common grains in the Bible.
Topics include the unpardonable sin/blasphemy of the Holy Spirit; soil preparation; why there is eternal punishment for the unrepentant; Matthew 12:19-20; lacto-fermenting vegetables; the demons in the the pigs in Mark 5; Luke 16:1-8, and steward being commended; disposing of ruined Bibles; the placement of wood stoves from walls; the "sinner's prayer"; the growth of atheism in the U.S.; current day Russia and communism; beer as medicine; normalcy and conspiracy biases; lollipops vs. cigars; and belts, and carrying things often put on a belt without a belt.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ, Chapter 16, Parts 1 and 2.
Topics include "Restore America"; concubines in the Bible; answering biblical questions so as to not teach as a woman; fall gardens and crops; tattoos, especially those inked before being converted to Christ; gospel truths hidden from most of "Christianity" today; Charles and John Wesley; fully understanding the doctrines of grace (TULIP); supposed special names of Jesus; supposed "original language" arguments to support biblical concepts; the danger and safety of hogs; grazing wheat before harvest; grieving for lost family and friends; uses for unripe watermellons unable to reach maturity before winter; the "third temple" in the Bible; "covenant theology" in Reformed churches; laying hens stopping laying; infant or adult-only baptism; pasture feeding hogs; southern gospel music; and roof washers for rain harvesting/catch-water systems.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on Galatians 1; Romans 11:12 and the fulness of the Gentiles; and the music used for the Michael Bunker Radio Show.
Topics include dealing with cancer; sunrises and sunsets in typology; bourbon; "Christians" who don't listen to what the Bible says; demons; dangers with owning hogs; Mr. Bunker's ministry internship; being careful in charitable giving; deodorized kerosine; in the Bible, God's children no begging bread and Lazarus being a beggar; turnips; and those who died in the holocaust.
Topics include prayer; old order Amish and photographs; religious tolerance; freemasonry; honoring of parents in the 5th commandment; vaccinations; extraterrestrials; the use of medical services; update on Mr. Bunker's future book, Lord willing, "Cold Harbor"; 1 Kings 3:25 and the potential killing of a child; homemade fabric; eating all of the parts of animals; homemade shoes; and eating raw meats.
Topics include a fall Ranchfest recap; saving seed; stone laying/building; Christian hospitality; "soul-winning" and leading people to Christ; torture; Facebook post limiting; women/wives sharing the gospel; unequally yoked marriages; other anti-christs, besides the Roman Catholic Antichrist; and the Bible parable of the barren fig tree given another year of care.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ from the previous week.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on 2 Corinthians 13, including being of one mind vs. cultish behavior; Christian church history books; if Christians should be involved in the the fight against homosexual marriage; if a cross is a graven image; studying Mormonism, Catholicism, etc.; genetically modified food; and Augustine and Islam.
Topics include a Ranchfest preview; cooperative salvation; modern Protestants converting/returning to Catholicism; cotton; the King James Version of the Bible vs. other versions; current-day Israel; planting wheat in raised beds; water update on the land; Mr. Bunker's water tower project; studying Isaiah and Jeremiah; and sheep and heat.
Topics include natural pain relief; Psalm 83 and imprecatory prayer; singing joyfully/loudly and judgements from God in this world; the Sabbath; Texas history resources; Luke 9:33 and the three tabernacles; the post-Civil War mentality and the "reconstruction"; Mr. Bunker's book "Swarms of Locust"; the Amish keeping a Sunday Sabbath; Mr. Bunker's "The Last Pilgrims" book series, and the Samizdat; and the cerebral palsy preacher whose sermon had an influence on Mr. Bunker.
Topics include "gobbledy-Greek"; Luke 3:16 and being baptized "with fire"; hate; Mr. Bunker's juice fast; if Mr. Bunker were "King of Texas"; decreed and declared/commanded will of God; the name Lazarus in the parable of the rich man and Lazarus; at what age to butcher steers; the mark in the book of Revelation; Revelation study commentary; livestock inbreeding; the recent hurricane Isaac in relation to hurricane Katrina; silver coins as money; brands/types of juicers; Mr. Bunker's second favorite U.S. state to live/visit; the connection between charasmatics and the Roman Catholic Church; and Mr. Bunker's musical abilities.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on 2 Corinthians 12 and the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ from today; 1 Corinthians 6:19 and the body as the temple of the Holy Ghost; the Jesus Movement; investing in silver coins; religious icons, jewelry, crosses, etc.; boar hog husbandry; and solar panels for a camper's power.
Topics include prophets of today and Ellen G. White; medical missionaries; Christian labels; spiritualism; news sources; the rise in criminal shootings; doomsday prepping; infertility; J.I. Packer; Ian Paisley; prickly pear cactus juice; chivalry; the Scofield Bible; Romans 13 and civil authority; new world order/one world government in the Bible; people being ruled by rulers they deserve; Mr. Bunker's juice fast; and voting in local elections.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on 2 Corinthians 11; regeneration, conversion and sanctification; evangelism, witnessing, street preaching, etc.; Mr. Bunker explaining some of the quotes he uses; God allowing the conscience to be seared of professing Christians and the perseverance of the saints; the conscience; being "process" driven in life vs. purpose driven; mesquite tree varieties; gambling; orphanages and schools that are started by "missionaries"; and girding up the loins and shorts.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ from the previous two weeks.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on 2 Corinthians 10; the 12 tribes plus the tribe of Levi; the age of the earth; land agreements; Luke 10:25 and tempting Christ; Matthew 8:10 and the Christ marvelling at the faith of the centurion; 2 Chronicles 7:14 and the healing of the land; who was troubling Paul in 2 Corinthians 10; fresh whole grain flour for sourdough bread; Paul not building on others' foundations; angels origins; separatism and agrarianism; and the taste of raw milk vs. store-bought milk.
Topics include the Indiegogo campaign troubles; the logical consistency of all five points of Arminianism with themselves and the doctrines of grace counter points with themselves; the legion cast by Christ into the pigs; Cain's wife; free enterprise and capitalism; Shimei's curse of David (2 Samuel 16:5-13); the community land of which Mr. Bunker is a part; land preparation, God's sovereignty and unintended consequences; Fall 2012 Ranchfest; Clorox as a water purifier; credit card debt and collection agencies; and paraffin for sealing jams and jellies in jars.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's commentary on 2 Corinthians 9; biblical giving; Micah 2:6-11; defense and protection; the saving of only Noah and his family from the flood; the churches of Revelation 2 and 3; today's denominations; card/board games; and phobias.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ from the previous week; grace abuse; the biblicality of the "age of accountability"; headcoverings for women; modest dress; creativity in decorations, crafts, etc.; lacto-fermenting containers; fakeness in churches; preparation for the Sabbath day; giants after the flood; update on Mr. Bunker's progress on his book "Cold Harbor"; tobacco leaf buying and rolling; yeast for homemade wine; the "Calvinist" label; doctors, hospitals and the medical system; mesquite coffee bean roasting; Philippians 2:3 and esteeming others; if true Christians can be demon possessed; and passion flower and its medicinal properties.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's 2 Corinthians 8 commentary; older folk in agrarian communities; work; the holy kiss greeting and foot washing; marriage laws; tactical and tanto knives; glorifying God in art; earth-bag building and eco-domes; Dave Ramsey; slip-form construction; mesquite coffee; raised garden beds; and Mr. Bunker's smokehouse.
Topics include the community's holy reading/commentary of John Owen, The Glory of Christ from the previous week; soul idolatry; cleaning yourself after a hot summer day; biblical vs. apostate Christianity's submission to authority; 1 Corinthians 5:5 and being delivered to Satan for the destruction of the flesh; root cellar temperatures; using ice; garlic for flavoring lacto-ferments; mold on lacto-ferments; Mr. Bunker commentaries; using computers without grid electricity; and vaccinations.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's 2 Corinthians 7 commentary; pro-gun organizations; searching for certain topics of the this radio show; speaking with people about beliefs; mental illness and the death penalty; Mr. Bunker's cottage/summer kitchen design; putting questions to God during prayer, like in the Old Testament; Anabaptists and the doctrines of grace; steps to a pure agrarian economy; atheism and religious persecution after an economic collapse; "unclean" foods; and the Catholic Church recovering from its "deadly wound" and its help from apostate Christianity.
Topics include monarchy; Ayn Rand; thinking about/practicing for living after an economic crash; Christ and the Bible both as the word of God; the word "scattershooting" Mr. Bunker uses on his blog; Job 32:18 and the spirit constraining; material for ladies dresses; community rules for swimming; wives obeying husbands; removing iron from well water; cooking and foods during hot days; killing grass in mulch gardens; rats as pests to chickens; children bearing the sins of their fathers; similar tastes of different lacto-fermented vegetables; and uses for mesquite coffee grounds.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's 2 Corinthians 6 commentary; "Back to Eden"/wood chip/mulch gardening; if living in separate, agrarian, Christian community is necessary for learning proper doctrine correctly/fully; dental care after a world-systems crash; separatism in dress; Colossians 1:11 and finding joy; using the world's money while in process of separating from the world; wine sediment; homemade wine labels; the Albigenses; fighting the potato beetle; the recent Aurora, Colorado shootings; why modern Protestantism has abandoned the belief that the Pope/Roman Catholic Church as the Antichrist; Mr. Bunker's general apostasy theory; more on potato bugs; where to find online some of the show's recommended books; peach wine; Mr. Bunker's bees; open vs. concealed carry; and the current Syrian situation.
Topics include Revelation 13:16 and the mark; conspiracies; the U.S. founding and freemasonry; Christians and banks; hay and the drought; forgiveness; the Lord's prayer; the Roman Catholic belief of the real presence in the eucharist; typology; and demon possession.
Topics include repentance; Christians and the laser-based scanner; raised/double dug garden beds; Puritanism and modern "progressivism"; trying to convince people of beliefs; separatism, being "in" and "of" the world, and evangelism; and suicide.
Topics include homosexuality and gender reversal; healing/miraculous "gifts"; burying a shipping container as a root cellar; growing onions in Texas; grasshopper trapping and storing; drying vegetables; prayer; Luke 2:23 and the santifying of the first-born male; biblical learning; lard as a food preservative; good Revelation commentaries; good history books and how to study history; separation from the world as fruit of salvation; the age to breed Longhorn heifers; the "all is vanity" of Ecclesiastes; Vladimir Putin and recent Russian protests; Mr. Bunker's water sustainability project; how God will be seen; and church meeting places.
Topics include technology, opinion entitlement, and "behaving yourself"; the excuse of living as part of the world in order to evanglize, using Matthew 5:15; carrying weapons, and having bows and arrows; the ordnung of not being alone with person of opposite sex who's not a direct relation; Mormonism; communication as giving in Galatians 6:6; why there is evil in the world, especially in regards to child abuse; the biblicality of hierarchical ecclesiastical organizations; dealing with those maturing in doctrine and worldview; the 1260 year reign of antichrist; some meanings behind the title of Mr. Bunker's next planned fiction book "Cold Harbor"; the first crusades; and raising pigs and when to butcher them.
Topics include rugged individualism, "Conservatism", libertarianism, voting, and the U.S. and its constitution; the gift of tongues; wives handling household finances; depression; Mr. Bunker's theology/spiritual writings study author list; grain mills; BiblicalAgrarianism.com; homemade hen scratch; and sorghum and buckwheat.
Topics include biblical manhood; pride; the recent power outages in the north east U.S.; taco night the evenings of community work days; learning other languages; Texas, its joining the union, its government, etc.; laws, the U.S. constitution, and biblical obedience; pig pens and wallows; Westboro Baptist Church; beards and mustaches; Mr. Bunker's book "The Last Pilgrims"; and studying the book of Revelation.
Topics include work as worship; faith; eating requirements and habits; goat neck swelling; and utilitarianism.
Topics include colonization; biblical authority structures, especially civil and monarchies; orthodox Christianity; dwelling-place cooling design; fellowship relationships; homeopathy/naturopathy; cattle pens; off off-grid water pressure; sports; Mr. Bunker's treadle-powered thresher; and mules.
Topics include submission; cheddar cheese; apple-cider vinegar in lacto-fermented vegetables; chiggers; Bible commentaries; Saul in the Bible, in typology; love of the brethren; examining Christ; the "him" in Romans 8:20; lacto-fermented squash recipe, and if starter is needed; self-esteem, meekness, and dealing with easily-offended family members; adding compost to soil; and cover crops during a land Sabbath year.
Topics include order, authority, spiritual anarchy, and the cult of equality; off off-grid lighting; salvation of children; Proverbs 16:7; homesteading shoes/boots; depression; and dealing with people with false accusations.
Topics include finding Christian fellowship; donating to Mr. Bunker's ministry; the recent bill in North Dakota removing property taxes; the hymns the community of which Mr. Bunker is a part sing; John 9:40-41 and spiritual blindness and sight; John 10:7-10 and the thieves and robbers; the Nicene creed; the idea that theology is too complicated; garden insect control; obtaining water from a pond for garden watering without gasoline pumps; discussing beliefs and worldview; mid-day siestas; the husband as prophet, priest and king of the family; and the four directives in Acts 15 and Old Testament commandments.
Topics include a Christian's soul after death; signs of grace in one's life; sewing and fabric; ghosts and haunted places; children, separation from the world, and finding spouses; studying the Bible with your family; growing peppers; weapons, self-defense and violence; believing in vs. on Christ; being re-baptized; judging others; the Pope's assistant leaking Vatican information; and root cellar humidity control.
Topics include wine making without store-bought supplies; schools; rodents with grain storage; long-term storage of lacto-fermented foods; hardy and productive fruit trees in Texas; history of the kilt; mulch-covered/forest gardening; Zechariah 13:8-9; Messiah coming through Judah's line; preserving wheat in humid locations; home-grown wood for building; John 11:33,35,38 and Jesus weeping; modesty in attire and cultural subjectivity; seeking forgiveness and repentance; biblical descriptions vs. prescriptions, cultural allowances, etc.; the fellowship meetings of the community of which Mr. Bunker is a part; marriage licenses, birth certificates, social security numbers; passive solar heating for a house; how Sabbath is kept; chronological Bibles, and studying the Bible; Paul having Timothy circumcized; Mr. Bunker's doctrines of grace sermons; concealed carry in broadfall pants; mesquite coffee; the ESV Bible version; why no belts in "plain" dress; and roasting mesquite beans.
Topics include mending broken or sprained goat legs; land sabbath; blessings and difficulties in agrarianism; learning curve for gardening; grey water; children attending close fellowship activities; acreage needed to support cows or goats; miniature cattle; and Mr. Bunker answering the "cult" accusation question.
Topics include update on the planned "Surviving Off Off-Grid" film documentary; Proverbs 27:20; hog feed; jobs, agarianism and trades; Mr. Bunker's grainery; hay for the Longhorns for the winter, and winter crops; fermented foods and children's tastes for them; Mr. Bunker's catch-water system; wild hogs; wells on the land of which Mr. Bunker is a part; and an update from person in Kentucky and his move off-grid.
Topics include happiness; the gift of tongues; 1 Samuel 16:14 and the evil spirit from the Lord that troubled Saul; update on Mr. Bunker's next, Lord willing, fiction book "Cold Harbor"; people's life-spans of times past vs. today, and how labor affected that; helping with mid-week fatigue; if any unclean meats of the Bible are still unclean; the belief that God's blessing on national Israel will be restored; betrothal; wearing of wedding rings; biblical male clothing; the ponds on the land of which Mr. Bunker is a part, and fishing in them; the use of vitamins; land sabbath; fairy tales and children's books; Luke 12:22-23, Matthew 6:28-34 and Christians not worrying; algae, aeration, etc. in ponds; recreational mountain climbing; chewing tobacco and sunflower seeds; and Mr. Bunker's rant on "that guy."
Topics include utilitarianism; pragmatism; Church authority roles; wheat varieties Mr. Bunker planted and next crops; election in the Bible; planting crops by hand; and horse-drawn equipment for plowing, etc.
Topics include familial authority structure, a man cleaving to his wife, and patriarchy; headcoverings; using soured raw milk; family order, sibling and wife authority; Bible versions; McGuffy Reader homeschooling curriculum; some of Mr. Bunker's process getting to where he is today in how he lives; political/social revolution; and outhouses, composting toilets and showers.
Topics include the agrarian homestead movement; John 10:36 and Jesus being sanctified by the Father; mulch and compost; live storage of crops; harvesting wheat and the possibility mold growing on it if it gets rained on; harvesting bee pollen; low latent inhibition; ADD/ADHD; lacto-fermented salsa; using animal stock to seal leaky ponds; the recent "Time" magazine cover with the woman breastfeeding her three year old son; Galatians 5:11 and if circumcision was preached the offense of the cross would stop; and TV shows about the ex-Amish.
Topics include fermentation air locks for quart jars; the fruit of the Spirit; Luke 22:35-38; practical atheism, and sin and unbelief; walk-behind tractors; geese for weeding; racial violence; dealing with professed Christians who waffle between living in sin and supposedly repenting; spreading crop seed; hugelkultur beds; land in the area of the community of which Mr. Bunker is a part; update on Mr. Bunker's below-ground, farrow cement cistern; update on the building of the community's betrothed couple's cabin; and the U.S. president's announcement of his support of homosexual marriage.
Topics include the difficulties of truth, and ignorance and arrogance; mustaches; Westboro Baptist Church; storing dried beans and grains; how to talk to people about God and evangelism; the Kingdom Now and Dominionist movements; praying before meals; the history of church services on Wednesday nights; people taking pictures of community members for novelty sake; Romans 7 and the serving of the law of sin with the flesh and the law of God with the mind; goat castration; an update on Mr. Bunker's community's Longhorns and grass conditions; and an update on Mr. Bunker's milk and cheese.
Topics include forms of worship, psalms, hymns and spiritual songs, modern "praise" music, and Psalms 33:1-3; the third heaven; typology in the Bible; election and God's foreknowledge; books about prayer; "lead us not into temptation" in the Lord's prayer; germination/growing issues this year; Proverbs 22:6 and training up a child properly; Ezekiel 28:11-19 and the king of Tyre typologically; the general theme of the Song of Solomon; and the methods of cooking Mr. Bunker's family uses.
Topics include the biblicality of obeying parents that require you to attend the Roman Catholic (antichrist) mass; agrarian, theological, etc. books; Justin Martyr and other early church fathers and doctrine; Calvin and Servetus; Francis Schaeffer and reconstructionism; Romans 13 and obeying rulers; Protestant books about the Reformation; the attraction of the Roman Catholic religion; pruning tomatoes; Matthew 15:22-28 and the woman replying that even dogs eat the crumbs off the table; the "Ante-Nicene Fathers" book series; computer headsets; Ron Paul and his religion; John Gill and his use of the Talmud; funerals; and garbage in an off off-grid environment.
Topics include water pumps, wells, rain harvesting, ponds, and purifying water; animal predator control; growing tobacco; eschatology and historicism; Paul Washer; the recent articles about the government restricting children working on farms; vaccinations; Judas' betrayal of Jesus; Mr. Bunker's family's process of moving toward plain/modest dress; losing eyesight and needing glasses; keeping laptops cool in an off-grid environment; wolf parks; the use of modern medicine; wood chip mulch and organic pesticides; backup generators; and predestination, election, and John 3:16.
Topics include garlic; liturgical dancing; Ezekiel bread; Acts 16:31 and their "house" being saved; the doctrine of election and being responsible in raising your children in a godly way; medical expenses, health insurance and "Christian" group insurance plans; baptizing with no correct baptizer-person available; John 10:9 and going in and out and finding pasture; loving neighbors and enemies and hating what God hates; silver for health benefits; soil ammendments for garlic; removing a 501c3 contract; John Gill commentary recommendations; Ranchfest; and being a part of the community of which Mr. Bunker is a part.
Topics include mulch and watering techniques; cold frames and hot beds; Luke 13:34 and resisting God's positive efforts toward people; lacto-fermented foods and storing them; banding for castrating; and pure or mixed-breed hardiness.
Topics include the community ordnung of which Mr. Bunker is a part; head coverings and beards; Romans 11:16-32, the first fruit, lump, branches, all Israel being saved, etc.; guide for celebrating Passover; churches being incorporated; the invisible Church; Mr. Bunker's reference to Prince Bolkonsky in his book "The Last Pilgrims"; proper fellowship groups in doctrine and beliefs; labeling Christians; and beginning stages and recommendations of moving onto a piece of land to homestead.
Topics include freer U.S. states; the potential of a manorial/neo-feudal system after an economic collapse; God's sovereignty, predestination, and man's actions/thoughts/etc.; the origins of Easter; the Lord's Supper and means of grace; logic and logical fallacies; Matthew 11:28-30, being heavy laden and taking Christ's yoke; physical Israel, spiritual Israel, and current-day Israel; pagan/Christian intermingled holidays; jobs/skills/life-styles in preparation for the world systems crash; creating family traditions not commanded in the Bible; Passover; the history of the Pilgrims/Puritans in America meeting in houses or church buildings; early Church community-living and leadership structures; the idea of being baptized again after coming to an understanding of true doctrine; and not fellowshipping with those believers living in unrepentant sin, and other fellowship with non-believers.
Topics include the "In Time" movie and it's explanations of inflation, the dollar economy, currency manipulation, debt, the rich elite, etc.; the spiritual blessings of the Lord's Supper; baptism and the Lord's Supper; psalters and Psalm singing; lacto fermented foods and health; the two witnesses and the typology in the book of Revelation; the absurdity of some futurist eschatological speculations; Passover; Israel of the Bible and Israel of today; logic; how Mr. Bunker's community observes Passover; the deadly wound of the beast in the book of Revelation, the Jesuits, and Opus Dei; and the possibility of polygamy in the early Church and elder qualifications.
Topics include April Fools Day; the biblicality of God as the creator of sin; Mr. Bunker's community fellowship meetings; Africanized bees; and beekeeping.
Topics include butchering in warmer weather, and feeding organs not typically eaten by people to other hogs; birth certificates, newborn blood testing, and social security numbers; Sabbath observing; betrothal and dating; the recent article about Michigan euthanizing privately raised hogs; attending a relative's Roman Catholic wedding; origin of baptism; potato towers; the five "Solas" in reformed doctrine; organically controlling leafminer and other pests; educational debt; and how Mr. Bunker plans to harvest his wheat crop.
Topics include the two witnesses in Revelation; death; fasting and prayer; agitprops and Lyndon LaRouche; hamburger and milk healthiness; buying foods from farmer's markets; Bible versions; and dinosaurs, "cavemen", the age of the earth, biblically and scientifically.
Topics include prophecy and Daniel 9:24-27; beer brewing and supplies; preserving and processing hog meat; the possibility of future persecution from the antichrist Roman Catholic Church; and eyesight.
Topics include the antichrist, the Pope and Roman Catholic Church; sources of true history; unpasteurized products; next steps after leaving apostate "Christian" churches; Alexander Whyte's books on John Bunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress"; sodas/soft drinks/pop, and the current boycott Pepsi/abortion issue; and 2 Thessalonians 2:8-12, identifying Christ correctly, the identity of antichrist, and God's sovereignty in enlighting and withholding light.
Topics include time and daylight savings time; property taxes and land prices and availability; grass hopper traps; raw vs. cooked eggs for pigs; "kingdom" definitions in the Bible; knowing hymn writers beliefs; getting out of debt and moving off off-grid; the Napoleonic state religion and the end of papal temporal power; feeding cats and dogs without store-bought food; sanctification and conversion; keeping God's commandments and loving Him; Genesis 3:15; credit card debt; some of Mr. Bunker's conversion process out of mainstream apostate churches; and the character Jonathan's pacifism belief in Mr. Bunker's book "The Last Pilgrims."
Topics include the thief on the cross in paradise that day and the Seventh Day Adventist doctrine of soul sleep; typology in the Bible; escatology; why some teach Jesus was married and its implications; "biblically-based" Hollywood movies; loving your neighbor; gas leases and hydrofracking; Universalism and judging other religions; cockleburs and weed control; and God's chastening in light of sins being forgiven.
Topics include the biblicality of losing salvation using the typology that not all Israel entered the promised land; the biblicality of 2 Peter 3:9 referring to every person throughout time; the history of Arminianism/free-will theism; the freedom or bondage of the will; faith, belief and repentance as sovereign gifts of God; rules to apply when discussing the doctrines of grace; and Ephesians 2.
Topics include western culture, food and tastes; living without a refrigerator and freezer; and outhouse holes and manure.
Topics include Canadian government homeschooling banning cirrculum that teaches against homosexuality; Matthew 22:1-14 and the parable of the banquet; Mariolatry; Exodus 12:36 and it's typology; Reformation writings; eating and beards; answering religious folks who live as part of the world that think God will protect them if the world systems crash; present-day author recommendations; nationality/race differences after the flood; and Francis Turretin.
Topics include violence, self-defense, war, etc; clothing; herbal remedy books/resources; Mr. Bunker and his writing and teaching roles, and why he chose to write a fiction book in his latest "The Last Pilgrims"; rotational grazing books/resources; land for cattle dairy breeding; garden crop rotation; women shaving legs/arm pits; shepherd-led grazing; Lent; update on "The Last Pilgrims" launch; off-grid electrical; and interactions with Roman Catholics.
Topics include the names Jesus, Jeshua, etc.; the five steps of survival and prepper maturity; freemasonry; Charles Finney; only allowing Christians to the Lord's table; "Christian perfectionism"; weddings in the community; exorcisms; should you rent land as a first off off-grid step; debt and moving off off-grid; Christians living as part of nations and oaths to nations; local ground sources for salt; miniature animals; and offering work/living opportunities for others on your land.
Topics include money, community jobs and land purchases; 2 Peter 2:20-22 and preservation of the saints; 1 Corinthians 9:27; Arminianism; the meaning of the name of Mr. Bunker's website LazarusUnbound.com; tongues; Matthew 10, the rich young ruler, and Christ's love toward him; penicillin and antibiotics; dairy cows staying in milk; discussing sinfulness with children; the Reformation Study Bible; feeding chickens; culling sick animals; the New King James Version of the Bible; pasture feeding animals; and Spring Ranchfest dates.
Topics include long term egg storage; violence; homeschooling curriculum; if being "proud" of someone/something is prideful (and thus sinful); Foxe's Book of Martyrs; escatology and millennial positions; books on growing grains; the Davidic covenant; the consequences of that Waldensian Evangelical Church merging with other sects; believers being salt and light; and cities in the Bible vs. cities today.
Topics include boredom; separation from the world and Internet use; intuition; vitamins; the TV show "The Waltons"; the Sabbath day and the Lord's day; the U.S., Iran and nukes; genetically modified seeds; wells, water-catchment (rain harvesting) and air wells; trade crafters; rabbits for meat; quarried slate roofs; horse and buggy transport; difficulties in going off off-grid; Texas sovereignty movement; Coleman county's depopulation over the last century; mass rocket heater; Mr. Bunker's book "The Last Pilgrims" advertising; monthly community work day; grain-based oils and bio-diesel; tool edges/sharpening; using attorneys; the biblicality of an older widower marrying a younger woman; working for the military in Afghanistan; sugar and sweeteners; rearing of family sons in the community; homestead proximities; and stevia.
Topics include the spiritual condition of children that die, including the unborn; off off-grid clothes/dish washing; doomsday preppers; starting seeds; heliocentricity and geocentricity; God's chastisements vs. trials; unforgivable sins; tobacco insecticide; and Mr. Bunker's experience in writing fiction vs. writing sermons.
Topics include more on the fragmentation of the mind; making soap from lard; harvesting seed; tithing; greenhouses; E-Coli; the "rapture"; Mystery Babylon; and the NAIS.
Topics include the fragmentation of the mind; Mr. Bunker's E-Coli experience; off off-grid electrolytes; pig pen fencing; Jesus eating with sinners and tax collectors; Ephesians 4:26 and being angry and sinning not; murder; and Christians and voting, politics and civic engagement.
Topics include the blending of spiritual beliefs with how you live your life, including survivalism and violence; peak oil; monarchy; the Sabbath; household/community rules; headcoverings; being "called" to a ministry, to teach, etc.; genetically modified crops; and Church meetings in the community of which Mr. Bunker is a part.
Topics include church-states, community, the Church, tares, and apostasy; addiction and judgement; permaculture; Monergism vs. Calvinism; hay growing at Mr. Bunker's homestead; organized clubs like FFA, 4-H, etc.; Sabbath day "activities"; homeschooling; insurance and medical expenses; men and women of the community working for pay; board and card games; G.A. Henty; Kabbalah; Roman Catholic venial and mortal sin; missionary work in foreign countries; Church authority structure; indentured servitude; suggestions to new property owners in getting started in agrarian living; ambition, formal education, and "getting ahead"; and Mark 3:21.
Topics include updates on Mr. Bunker's forthcoming, Lord willing, book "The Last Pilgrims" and the planned "Surviving Off Off-Grid" documentary; escatology; replacement theology; off off-grid startup costs; voting; beards and head coverings; modern preachers like Paul Washer; predestination and election; millennial views; taking pain drugs in childbirth; property taxes; and the effects of Mr. Bunker's travels/earlier life experiences on his current views.
Topics include the tower of Babel and applications of it today; potentially large solar storm in 2012-2013; the planned "Surviving Off Off-Grid"-based documentary; sea salt and where to purchase it; EMP/cyber attacks and the grid system; wheat and bread ovens; bay leaves to combat mice; cheese, ingredients and post-collapse availability; moringa trees; and solar system batteries.
Topics include utilitarianism; the collapse of society and survivalism; the "Cold War"; large-scale geological changes; corruptions that occurred in some Puritanism; washing clothes off grid; time management, especially to study; the Apostle Paul praying for the churches; discussing the doctrine of predestination; 2 Peter 2:20-22 and supposedly losing salvation; covering soil for composting, like with wood chips; 1 Corinthians 5 and putting out a brother; assisted living for the elderly; suggestions for theological books to read; caring for non-believing elderly parents; and not being subject to the Levitical priesthood laws, but being subject to moral laws.
Topics include an in-depth discussion of Mr. Bunker's forthcoming, Lord willing, book "The Last Pilgrims"; Deuteronomy 5 and God as a jealous God; and beer.
Topics include moving toward Christian community/fellowship, pitfalls, spousal agreement; update on Mr. Bunker's forthcoming, Lord willing, book "The Last Pilgrims"; where to buy fruit trees and seeds; teaching children history; new year's celebrating; books not included in the Bible's canon; Christians and non-Christians in some kinds of fellowship; discussing beliefs with different-believing loved ones; geographical closeness of homesteads in communities; defining close community, community, separation and isolation; expatriation; community written contracts vs. ordnung; sharing in common as in Acts 2:42-47; trying to find like-minded fellowship; Mr. Bunker's ministry training program; baptisimal regeneration; update on Mr. Bunker's December Project; and mulching garlic.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's daughter's betrothal; pants under dresses for cold weather for ladies; cattle nomenclature and why butchering males vs. females; update on Mr. Bunker's forthcoming, Lord willing, novel "The Last Pilgrims"; drying meat; beards; foods beneficial for intestinal health; kombucha/probiotics; fermented honey; vinegar; farming equipment; and horses.
Topics include the Christ-mass holiday; the book "The Book of the Farm," commercial farming and turnips; feeding chickens and other animals without buying feed; finding like-minded Christians in your area; oxen training; natural tooth cures; Christ being begotten; interacting/trading with those of not like-mind; and cows vs. goats for milk.
Topics include preparedness and agrarian philosophy; chicken manure; the Nicolaitanes; perdition; a potential community video; tooth care; root cellar storage and moisture; mink oil elbow pain remedy; difficulties in living in Christian community; the question of sending killed stray animal meat to 3rd world countries for food; Berkey filters; dispensationalism; head coverings and praying at night in bed; and should instruments be used in worship based on some of the Old Testament Psalms as examples.
Topics include survival philosophy; relating with unbelieving relatives; bison; tourism in local towns around the community; dealing with large amounts of needy people after an economic collapses; the benefit of more agrarians moving near the community; tradesmen/craftsmen; veganism/vegetarianism; local beef prices after lots of Texas cattle sold off during the drought; speaking to Jehovah's Witnesses that come to the door; other communities similar to the one of which Mr. Bunker is a part; the pro-life movement; local crime; eating the fruit in the garden of Eden, and 1 John 2:16 and it's relation today; repentance; Zechariah 9:12 and "prisoners of hope"; Mr. Bunker giving interviews and having guests on the radio show; the greatest threats to agrarians after a societal collapse; Christians not sinning; teaching boys to be men; Christians living without community; living hedges; meat curing containers; finding time to accomplish the necessary chores on a homestead; and maintaining the interiors of smokehouses.
Topics include the poor, the rich, philosophy and faith; Berkey water filters; storing salt; behind the scenes of the "Michael Bunker Radio Show"; the whore of Babylon; women wearing headcoverings at home; limits of intimate activity in marriage; Exilarchs; Mr. Bunker's new wood stove in his cottage; the process Mr. Bunker and his family went through in getting away from the apostasy of the modern church; storing fruit; making ice naturally; the establishment of future true-Christian leaders, given the apostate church and seminaries; family work-loads by gender; biblical weddings; and panic rooms, bomb shelters, etc.
Topics include practicing preparedness in a survival life; the book "Kon-Tiki" by Thor Heyerdahl; religious Univeralism in early America; civil magistrates and Christian living; God's omniscience and Him having "thoughts"; salt; the Amish practice of Rumspringa; oil lamps; making fire; knife/tool sharpening; wild/feral hogs; land Sabbath; 1 Corinthians 6 and sitting in judgement as a magistrate in the world; child/teenager discipline; and the recent US Senate defense bill, which provides for arrest and unlimited detention of US citizens.
Topics include verbal exclamations from the listeners during a sermon; taking advantage of Christmas sales when you reject that holiday; stocking tools vs. food; gardens in freezing weather; "Tales from the Green Valley" documentary and learning to build without the local supplies store; castration; what to do with parts of a butchered animal other than the main parts, like the guts, bones, the hide, etc.; A.W. Pink and tithing; movie watching; jury duty; Acts 15:20 and abstaining from things strangled; participating in a church fellowship that sings Christmas carols, etc. when you reject that holiday; why the community chose to start wearing Amish-style clothing; and hand pumps.
Topics include living life easily or more difficultly; Matthew 9:6; beards; community discipline; forcibly stopping someone from doing evil; what to invest in for preparedness; Deuteronomy 4 and Moses not crossing over Jordan and his entrance into heaven; student loans; 1 Timothy 5:1 and not rebuking an elder; garden eating critters; doctors; handling conflict with non-believers; Mr. Bunker's Book of Acts commentary; teaching children the book of Genesis; the state of and viewing the true Church around the world; elderberries; Wycliffe Bible Translators; British Israelism; and Psalm 22.
Topics include whom to address in prayer; science, the age of the earth and cavemen; "directed" historians, and Luther and Calvin as controlled entities funded to cause schism in the Roman Catholic Church; Zion; praying for and evidencing spiritual fruit; Derek Prince; parable of the born-blind traveler and the lost man; ignorance as idolatry; perennials; Colossians 1:15, and "the first born of every creature"; meekness; Galatians 4:10 and Jewish ceremonial days; manuring/fertilizing fields; update on Mr. Bunker's book-in-progress, "The Last Pilgrims," and his rocket heater; instrumental music; and local fellowship psalter singing recordings.
Topics include various philosophies of survivalism; Mr. Bunker's reasons for choosing Texas to live off of-grid; eating meat blessed by Islamic standards ("halal" meats); Thanksgiving meal for the community; and milk from Mr. Bunker's milk cow.
Topics include inflation; huglculture; multiculturalism and miscegenation; biochar and aged urine in garden beds; the blogger FerFAL who survived the Argentina collapse; Barnhardt Capital Management closing its doors saying the financial system is finished; tools (old fashioned vs. modern); being a "producer" vs. a "consumer"; nopal cactus juice; Mr. Bunker's "December Project" where he and his family don't go to town, use little Internet, etc.; women working outside the home; female children wearing headcoverings; attending "church" so children can have social interaction; protesting the current political system or not; willow bark for pain remedies; men wearing hats and uncovering in worship when women remaining covered all of the time; and the Jews rejecting Christ supposedly proving Arminian free-will doctrine.
Topics include praying for relatives and for their salvation; Genesis 18 and Christophanies; rocket stove heaters; water barrels as heat sinks in greenhouses; Russian literature; man made in the image of God; initiating rebukes/confronting others in biblical matters; the Talmud; evangelism, and responses to people who try to evangelize you; Talmudic Judaism and the Jesuits; the fallen angels in chains; vitamins and suppliments; Esau weeping for his birthright; is there justice in Christ supposedly receiving the wrath for everone and then some receiving it also in hell; does God still speak to people in dreams; update on Mr. Bunker's milk cow and new calf; the giants in the Old Testament before the flood; and women braiding hair and ornamentation.
Topics include devotionals; charity in 1 Corinthians 13; Genesis 9:3-4 and eating meat or meat with blood in it; why not to celebrate Christmas; "terminator" seeds; molds on foods; God hating Esau, and Esau's "repentance"; God's dealing with unregenerate elect; Mr. Bunker videos on Preacher717's YouTube page; storing seed; seed sources and types of seeds; growing potatoes; and an update on Mr. Bunker's new forthcoming book (if the Lord wills), The Last Pilgrims.
Topics include death and life after death; setting goals in a process-driven (vs. purpose-driven) life; corporations and starting a business, from a Christian perspective; a person's plans in life; the Bay of Pigs; the current Penn State coach child sexual abuse scandal, the Roman Catholic Church and false Christianity, Romans 1, and the dialectic; Theological Determinism, Fatalism, and Proverbs 20:24; BiblicalAgrarianism.com; agrarian communities in Latin America; the Roman Empire breaking up into 10 kingdoms; apocalypse (eschatology) and history book recommendations; and "rain saucers" to catch rain.
Topics include Steve Jobs' final words, Jesuit agitprops, death experiences, and the Hegelian dialectic; cabbage slicer tool; Hebrews 6:4-6 and the idea of losing salvation; the Black Pope; history and people operating to and being judged by the light they have at their time; RJ Rushdoony; Kinism; Hebrews 6:1-3, immature believers and professing "Christians"; the question of who you can trust to learn from; immunizations; apostate, reformed-doctrine preachers; and Mr. Bunker's garlic plants.
Topics include Guy Fawkes and the 5th of November; Queen Elizabeth I; the Vatican and bank cartels; Roman Catholics holding office and holding land in the original United States colonies; Bible versions; meekness and Christians being "door mats"; the Vatican and its recent calls for a world bank; the Paleo Diet; Malachi Martin; and Matthew 5:17 and Christ coming not to destroy the law but fulfill it.
Topics include rugged individualism and individual salvation; encouragement toward separation from the world; the beginnings of a man recovering a family from false religion and the world; women wearing makeup; cattle that "hog" all the hay; debt; vegetarianism and eating meat; agitprops, Alex Jones, Chuck Baldwin, and other alternative/religious figures/organizations; what songs the community chooses to sing during fellowship times; 1 Corinthians 11 and hats for men; Matthew 19:7-9 and writing of divorcement; the Old Order Amish; what prompts different topics for Mr. Bunker's radio shows; and the Roman Catholic Church's "new" litergy/changes to their mass.
Topics include the perfections of Christ, our weaknesses, and our duty to invoke Christ; women not wearing pants, and reasons for men to wear pants (and not robes, for example); Luke 22:36 and buying a sword; the recent announcement of the U.S. pulling out of Iraq; parenting advice for modest dress with children and play; rocket mass heaters/stoves; Philippians 4 and fruit to the giver; and the age of accountability.
Topics include the recent Occupy Wall Street protests, professional revolutions, economic collapse, college educations, separatism, rugged individualism, tyranny and sustainable societies.
Topics include debt; the fall of Solomon; prayer; biblical feasts; Christians voting; Christians buying lottery tickets; pouring concrete footers; the Sabbath Day and the Lord's Day; division of labor in the family; Exodus 34:7 and punishments on future generations; pacifism vs. defending against tyranny in Mr. Bunker's work in progress "The Last Pilgrims" and amongst the Waldenses; Easter, feast of thanksgiving, and Passover; the Lord's Prayer, and memorizing prayers; women praying over meals; women teaching their daughters; vanity and the Christian; support for the ministry; the need for approval; Mr. Bunker's farrow cement cistern; hen laying ages; and keeping critters away from poultry.
Topics include the "quiver full" movement; birth control; teaching, learning and living based on a whole and complete, biblical worldview; the recent "Occupy Wall Street" protests; growing tobacco in Texas; keeping biblical holidays/festivals; Christian separatism; and the Sabbath.
Topics include spanking and child training; regeneration and conversion; the purpose of salvation; the wife's obedience to her husband; biblical correction; biblical headship; fall crops here on the land; 2 Peter 1:10; wedding bands; Antichrist and Islam; modern pastors/priests and Pharisees; images of the cross and idolatry; examining our election and calling; husbands and wives that disagree in beliefs; and hunting for provision in the community.
Topics include the banding vs. castrating catlle; handling medical situations in the community; the recent Wall Street protests; women praying at a meal; insurance and Christian-based group payment systems; medicinal silver; Facebook and alternatives to it; Mr. Bunker on shortwave; conversion narrative vs. testimony; Easter in Acts 12; Mr. Bunker's homestead projects; plans for upcoming Mr. Bunker teachings; Christians and pat-downs, personal searches, etc. at airports, etc.; card and board games; colors for ladies dress; God's reasons for creating man; angels and demons original existence; knife brands; suspenders vs. belts in men's attire; plans for horse farming, horse transportation and automobile bans for the community; purchasing or making suspenders; and the drought's effect on the community.
Topics include children and baptism; flu shots and treating the flu; Gelassenheit and consideration for others in conversation; Luke 14:28 and counting the cost; the death penalty; the different Herods in the book of Matthew; headcoverings and obeying the law; not celebrating Christmas, Halloween, etc; Buckeye trees; tinctures; other holidays; dealing with religious people/"Christians" when trying to obey the Bible; religious thinking; the King James study Bible; and handguns and what other guns to own.
Topics include the Da Vinci code; Marvin Byers; an epigram as a valid argument, and logic; older or handicapped people living in Christian community; Paul Washer and John Piper; biblical principles in the workplace; the community observing the Feast of Trumpets; advice for refusing vaccines; buying land bordering a national forest; angels, demons and people; worship of the Holy Spirit; refusing working on the Sabbath due to religious beliefs; heating methods other than wood; making charcoal; yurts; dietary systems; military service; simple, inexpensive shetler; and building codes.
Topics include watermelon wine; distilling; mesquite coffee; watermelon rind pickles; floors, rugs, carpet, etc.; wild fruit in Central Texas; time management; Longhonrs nursing calves; advertising on the radio show; firewood; sports; community skills and crafts; hunting; women's jobs outside the home; savonius windmills; beavers in the area; Home Resource stores and donation stores; homeschooling; funeral, burials, cremation, etc.; Freecycle.org; dog breeds; Indian tribes in the area; Fall Ranchfest 2011; first freeze; local hardware stores vs. national retailers; extreme couponing; and single/divorced women being allowed in the community.
Topics include prophesy, Days of Awe, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur; 2 Thessalonians 2:7 and "the mystery of iniquity"; vitamins and suppliments; principalities and powers in the heavenly realms; Peak Oil; Romans 10:11; the failed industrial, consumer system; Malachi Martin; black walnut and mesquite trees; survivalism, dependence on God, agrarianism, and Calvinism; questions on Mr. Bunker's book-in-progress, "The Last Pilgrims," and the Waldenses; antichrist (the Pope and Roman Catholic Church) after an economic collapse; meats other than beef, pork and chicken; Wendell Berry; the Amish and "graven" images, pictures, embroidery, etc., and the Second Commandment; the situation where the husband doesn't want to move to an agrarian life and the wife does; and how long has been Mr. Bunker's process to move off-grid, and how he powers his computer.
Topics include Mr. Bunker's creative process in book writing, writing style; book publishing; uncleanness, biblically speaking; the community and its use of toilet paper, paper towels, etc.; walkie-talkie, CB and shortwave radios; the beginnings of church buildings, steeples, altars, etc.; regret and repentance; Mr. Bunker's take on web browsers; homebrewing; four-wheelers, bicycles, etc.; bio-diesel, alcohol fuels, wood gas, etc; trades in the community, like tanning, blacksmithing, etc; washing clothes; fire ants; missionary evangelism and judging individuals; footwear; long-term medical care, Medicaid, etc.; knitters, spinners, weavers, dyers, etc. in the community; headcovering young girls; the laws of the Bible and their requirements today; contacting the authorities to report illegal activities; what to do if you can't find true Christian community in your area; garlic planting and how many cloves to plant; and the wife submitting to the husband.
Topics include sociopathy; pond water for animal and human consumption, and other uses; the concept of no salvation outside of the church; the Church, the poor, and care for them; the Sabbath and unbelievers; the Tree of Life in Genesis 3; family gardens and crops, community crops, hunting and fishing in the community; sorghum; root cellars; turnips; carp; Christian duty and obligation in reference to honoring and reverencing Christ; First Fruits of Zion and returning to "Jewish roots"; perennials; lack of crops in this year of drought, judgement, and chastisement; Romans 11:11-26, Israel's blindness, the fulness of the Gentiles, and future plans for Israel; Mr. Bunker's in-progess book "The Last Pilgrims" and survival and off off-grid skills in it, and reasons for his writing this book; Christian community sizes; survivalist communities; and dangers in understanding the Doctrines of Grace.
Topics include beasts, women, antichrist, and typology in book of Revelation; fires in Texas and the community land; dealing with pests and critters; Mr. Bunker's process of separating to an agrarian life; the historicity of western TV shows/movies; land contracts; what to do with the root cellar hole dirt; the TV series "Jericho"; lacto-fermenting; schooling in the community; benefits of traditional old-order Amish clothing; becoming part of the local community and the relation with non-close-fellowship relatives; biblical dietary laws; fruit fermenting before it is picked; oxen as draft animals; books instrumental in Mr. Bunker's separating from the world; buying land from family members; medicinal herbs; slop jars/chamber pots; junk and processed foods; adult children going against the advice of parents; dealing with poor vision after a world-systems collapse; and chickens and chicken coop advice.
Topics include visiting Amish communities; praying in public; men's and women's dress in biblical times; Israel as a type; Jesus and long hair; truth-based ideas used to deceive; Colossians 3:8; concerns with mass exodus to the land after a societal crash and with proximity to the Mexican border; the Lord's Supper outside the institutional church; water availability on the land through the drought; the fellowship's interactions with other local churches/ministers; possible improvements to human waste systems; community fire-fighting; root-cellars in moist environments; Matthew 28:19, homesteading, and missionary evangelism; New England Pilgrims, Puritans, the Amish, separation and some abandonment of it; primitive technology progression on the land; Artesian Wells in the area; spring and ice houses; the sovereignty movement; and Mr. Bunker's reading of any fiction, especially the apocalyptic genre.
Topics include the earth quakes occurring; status of Mr. Bunker's book "Modern Religious Idols"; some description of and discussion of the importance of the information in the Puritan John Owen's Complete Works, Vol 1, "The Glory of Christ"; using other Bibles (Aramaic, Complete Jewish, etc.) as tools in Bible study; symbolism of the Washingon Monument; the unpardonable sin and blasphemy of the Holy Spirit; Mr. Bunker's garden expansion project; milk and egg production and animal health during the drought; other family member's involvement in home births; raising pigs; the hay situation for the cattle on the land; sugared lard; honey bees and honey; the finanical collapse; book publishing; and why Christian teachers of the past (like Gill, Edwards, etc.) didn't grow beards.
Topics include the Hegelian dialectic, in society, politics, religion, etc.; Carpenterism; religious truth and apostasy; and Christians working in the employ of the military.
Topics include cities in Bible times vs. today's cities in light of separating from the world and apostolic evangelism, and how the system of believers selling all they owned in Acts worked; "bouza" ancient Egyptian beer; fornication - spiritual and/or temporal, and Proverbs 7 and 1 Corinthians; presidential candidate, Texas governor Rick Perry; 2 Samuel 6:20, and Michal's rebuking David; voting in elections; Mr. Bunker's character creation, post-crash fuel discussions, and the collapse of the dollar economy in the book he's writing, called "The Last Pilgrims"; Ranchfest; Arminianism - just error, or is it worse; and the size of Mr. Bunker's water catchment tank at his office.
Topics include miscegenation; resources for studying logic; wild-fermented honey wine; rotating through stored food; row covers and garden bed covers; and an update on Mr. Bunker's projects on the land.
Topics include the common attitude that people have that they deserve "good" things, etc.; the "principalities and powers" mentioned in the Bible; Nehemiah 2:17 and political activism; being prepared for a drought; the consideration of leaving the U.S. for another country because of persecution, etc.; the current riots in London; mesquite trees and pods as animal food; historical Christian belief of the identity of antichrist; familial relationships and Matthew 22:30; Numbers 15:38-39 and it as a moral law; the wicked's separation from God in death; definition of the word antitype; Christians and treatment for addictions or disorders; new versions of "The Pilgrim's Progress"; having a back-pack and plan ready to leave if need be under extreme chaotic societal situations; Mr. Bunker 's blog and current work; Mr. Bunker's switch from the corporate world to living off grid; important and productive staples to grow; and Christian urban agrarian groups trying to reclaim cities.
Topics include wives submitting to husbands; root cellar as a cigar humidor; Longhorn management with bulls, owned and borrowed; growing tobacco; Corriente cattle; Longhorns in places other than the southwest U.S.; Mr. Bunker's "The Last Pilgrims" book; and rain harvesting containers/tanks, including ones for harsher winters.
Topics include the recent raids on raw milk farms; cities in the Bible and later vs. today's cities; possible federal requirements for licenses to drive farm equipment; Reformed ordo salutis; local community barter; "Christian" and secular music/art; the idol/god of comfort; and regulating humidity in and using basements as root cellars.
Topics include Eph. 1 and election; spiritual callings; and the spiritual state of those to whom the Gospel never gets preached, like early American Indians, etc.
Topics include polygamy in the Old Testament; advice to a professed-Christian divorced woman; Kingdom Now/Reconstructionist theology; submission to authority, especially wives to husbands; drinking rain water, especially filtered through a Berkey filter; food air dryers; the process of coming to dress plainly; and rain and typology.
Topics include men wearing shorts; chickens dying suddenly; toddlers in teaching meetings; Texas music musicians; non-profit contribution and tax deductions; baptism, including re-baptizing; speaking in tongues; communion; the famine in Ethiopia/Somalia; actual community vs. virtual community over the Internet; children and communion; activities on the Sabbath, and when it begins; tips on reading the Puritans; and last days commodities.
Topics include Christian-Zionist/Futurists and building a new temple; how the current community folks found the community/ministry; beards; 7th Day Adventistism; using time to read fiction books; mustaches; Sabbath keeping here in the community; Southern Baptist doctrines and scriptural modern denominations; and handling medical needs here in the community.
Topics include 1 Cor. 14:34-35, anonymous emails and spiritual arrogance; the lesser focus on Christ of today's Christianity; Glenn Beck in Israel and Mormonism; Satan, his purpose, the true Christian's proper response, his influence, and the difference between that and man's depravity; and Zionism.
Topics include Matt. 5:39 “resist not evil,” Rom. 12:19 “give place unto wrath,” and pacifism; dispensations vs. dispensationalism; loving our neighbors; Rom. 10:4 and the "end of the law"; Matt. 5:32 concerning divorce and remarriage; Christians and the civil magistrate, including 1 Pet. 2:13-14; what constitutes a Christian community; homosexuality, peophilia and judgement; and Bible versions, including the New King James, and where to start studying.
Topics include dispensationalism and hyper-dispensational antinomianism; biblical responses to worldly behavior, and discipline and living in the true Church versus most modernist "churches"; handling hypocrisy accusations if not fully off off-grid at this time; the difference in biblical context use in true teachings verses false ones; and a Christian's responsibility to siblings/family members who are hostile to him for his beliefs and worldview.
Topics include John 11:33,38 and Jesus groaning in the spirit/in Himself; defining hyper-dispensational antinomianism; Ronald Reagan in light of a Christian worldview; the vegetarian diet; financial collapse in the USA; angels; suggestions as to moving off off-grid as soon as possible with little savings; and Fall Ranchfest 2011.
Topics include Longhorns and vaccinations, tagging, etc.; the local wheat harvest; Matt. 5:13; studies on the book of Joshua; the invalidity of the tithe and what the New Testament requires for giving; 2 Cor. 6:17 and separation; and discouragement and depression.
Topics include Gen. 3:16 and the woman's desire to rule her husband; breaking dogs from killing chickens, and what to feed chicks; the new homosexual marriage law in New York and idolatry; milking Jerseys and Longhorns; Matt. 24:24; off-grid and precious metals; and people moving to be part of the local fellowship here in Texas, and indentured servitude.
Topics include the smoke house and smoking meat; the media, worldlings, and the Amish; famous preachers preaching about agrarianism; rapture doctrine and futurism; engaging with people who condemn an occasional beer or cigar while they live lives of disobedience; and cultural of immediacy, chaos, and proper cultural movements.
Topics include finding a spouse in a life of separatism; "love" in the modern "christianity" and true Christian love; Phil 2:13 and what it means "to will"; Father's Day; 1 John 5:3 and keeping of God's commandments and out of love; 1 Thess 5:23 and the spirit, soul and body; a Christian's duty to the unregenerate; Christians and music; and Gen 6:9 and Noah's "perfection."
Topics include the Dead Sea scrolls, canon, and the regulative principle of worship; God's revelation of Himself and the modern religious idol named "I Think"; submitting to religious authority; the fossil record; and the salvation plan.
Topics include the community ladies on preparing for separation from the world; root cellars; Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, Israel, Judah typology; Matthew 24:20 and the Sabbath; guns, ammunition and living off off-grid; 1 Cor. 6:1-8 and using the court systems; canning accoutrements; old-fashion grain separator and clothes washer; raised beds in gardens; and wild hogs vs. other wild life.
Topics include Fukushima, ceteris parabis, commentary on 1 Peter 3:1-7, garlic, news ources, and world systems and cities failing.
Topics include barriers to moving to and staying with agrarianism, quieting generators, sausage recipes, money income in agrarianism, crops and hops, and self-defense and violence.
Topics include the means of grace, cooking/heating methods other than wood, Sampson in the Bible as a type of apostasy, gun laws in Texas, Satan and his affect against the elect, and the Hebrew Roots movement.
Topics include the dollar collapse, preparedness in the Bible, drip watering systems, a world that had maintained agrarianism, mercantile agrarianism, a Waldensian-founded town in the U.S., bearing each other's burdens, and Christ's body at the Lord's table in relation to the Church being the body of Christ.
Topics include meekness, solar water heating, the Masons, using modern pens and paper, and 501c3 institutions.
Topics include wives who have husbands who forbid them from listening to teachings of the truth, the False Prophet of Revelation, talking to co-workers about crime, Christian position on marajuana, God making peace and creating evil (Isa. 45:7), slavery in the Bible, and preparedness in the Bible.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.
This is the bi-weekly radio show of Author, Preacher, Blogger, Historian, and Iconoclast Michael Bunker. Call-in with questions about theology, philosophy, life and living, off-grid living, survivalism, preparedness or any other topic you want to talk about.