Gospel Feast

Season 8 of the Gospel Feast Podcast will focus on the Book of Genesis from Creation of Man to the Great Flood of Father Noah. It will rely on Reed R. Simonsen's book, "Genesis & the Sons of the Morning."

This episode contains a new song by composer Ron Garrard using the poetic works of modern day poetess Barbara Sue Blackhurst.

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In this season finale, we discuss the ancient eastern understanding of Holiness. It just might surprise you. This episode also includes a new song by Ron Garrard.

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In this QnA episode we answer a question about the pandemic the world was recently passed through as well as enjoy another song from Ron Garrard.

Because you asked for it, you can now purchase or stream Ron's music, debuted on this podcast at Apple Music, Spotify, and more. Search for "Ron Garrard's 'Songs for Gospel Feasting' and 'The Lost Psalms of David.'"

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Gad preserved for us his vision of the latter-day Great Judgement. It contains several interesting elements that tie precisely with Restored Christianity. This episode also contains a new song by Ron Garrard.

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Gad preserves for us several interesting stories that we would not otherwise have. This episode includes David's final sermon to Israel, his final words on his deathbed, and the aftermath of the tragic story of Tamar who was raped by her half-brother at the palace.

This episode contains more music by Ron Garrard.

A special thank you to Darin Ethington for a re-do on our musical logo.

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Because we received an overwhelming response from our last episode, we have decided to give you, in essence, a part 2. Come and enjoy the musical gospel as taught over 2,000 years ago by King David. Who can say? Perhaps you'll find yourself singing along?

Also a very happy shoutout to our listeners in Canada whom we are told started "Podcasts & Popcorn!" to quite literally gather together, listen to us, and feast ...

With the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls, we have come to understand the prolificacy of David. He wrote 4,050 psalms! Ninety-six percent more than we have. He intended for each to be sung on a separate day at the Temple as part of the worship service and basically everywhere else. This may make David the most prolific lyricist of all time!

We know that David sang to Saul when evil spirits were pressing around him. We now have 4 of...

Great significance is placed on ancient Mount Moriah as the site of the Holy Temple of Israel. It is the site where Abraham offered Isaac and was spared the final deed with a ram caught in a thicket. It was the site of Jacob’s dream of the ladder ascending into heaven. Where afterward he set up a pillar from the rock that was his pillow and called the place, Bethel, the very house of God. It would later be the same range of hills o...

In our last episode we ran out of time answering a question about the dispensations and particularly Moses’s role in God’s great dispensational plan. 

In exploring the prophetic writings and mission of Ezra, we learned that with the loss of the Brass Plates, the destruction of the Temple Library and the burning of the Jewish Canon, the Lord commissioned Ezra to recreate the scriptures that we call the Old Testament under the power o...

Every 7th episode we answer your questions. This episode deals with dispensationalism, one of the major proofs of Restored Christianity. All our ancestors understand that dispensationalism was part of God's plan for fallen humanity. When the concept is understood properly, much of history and our forebearers' motivations come into focus.

Modern secular Christianity rejects dispensationalism because it proves apostasy and t...

For the remainder of Season 7 on the Gospel Feast Podcast we have been exploring one of the only books recommended by Ezra but left out of the canon of the Old Testament, that survives today. You will find that Ezra and the Great Assembly, called by God to prepare the Old Testament, refers to Gad’s book by name. 
Both Gad the Seer and the Prophet Nathan were the main prophets assigned to King David and the royal court of united...

Gad opens with two amazing visions that have much to say about God’s reasons for choosing Israel and His early lament as they failed to live up to their calling, nearly from the beginning.
The first vision of Gad, preserved for us, depicts the coming corruption of the Abrahamic Covenant under the new dispensation bringing the founding of the Lord's House on the Temple Mount. It constitutes an official warning to the Royal ...

When Ezra the Levite, who may have also been the High Priest, prepared the Official Jewish Canon at the command of God Himself, the same that is called the Old Testament by Christians, he authorized a handful of other books as being noteworthy for study. Since these survived the book burning by Nebuchadnezzar, and were not lost to humanity, Ezra didn’t feel the need to edit them nor place them in the official collection of the Holy...

It is our goal in the Gospel Feast Series to feast deeply on the Word of God. We take our desire to have meat over milk so seriously that we are unafraid to follow truth wherever it leads. Not all truth is pleasant and much of the word when eaten can be sweet to the taste but bitter to the stomach. Such is the nature of truth, but such is also the nature of freedom.

This episode may come as a shock to many but it is crucial when stu...

Ezra was known anciently as “the Malachi." Once he had completed his mission to prepare, summarize, and even recreate the canon of scripture that we call the Old Testament, he left a final warning.
He also founded the Sanhedrin which played a crucial role in the murder of Jesus Christ.
In this episode we will explore all of that and more.
You should also re-listen to episode 67.

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Of the many amazing visions given to the Prophet Ezra, one of the most astounding is his being allowed to see the Return of Jesus Christ in power and glory along with the events just before and after God's return. This episode continues episode 111 and is part 2 of 2.
This season we are studying Reed R. Simonsen's Ezra & the End of Days, Vol. A in the Gospel Feast Series. It's time to Feast on the Word of God...

We have received many questions in regards to ep. 110 on Ezra's 3-headed Eagle. Many people think they understand it and we are discovering that they don't. It is not possible to understand this important prophecy without a large knowledge of World History and some Eastern Thinking helps too!.

In this episode our author and ancient historian takes us deeper into the current history of this important prophecy. It ...

Of the many amazing visions given to the Prophet Ezra, one of the most cherished is his being allowed to see the Return of Jesus Christ in power and glory. Ezra was also allowed to see the return of the Lost Ten Tribes. Composer Ron Garrard's impressive talents are showcased here in his recreation of Eliza R. Snow Smith's "Hymn to the Earth." This episode is part 1 of 2.
This season we are studying Reed R. S...

Toward the end of his sojourn in the pristine field, the Levite Prophet Ezra was given an incredible vision of a terrifying three-headed eagle. Even those unfamiliar with the larger book of 2nd Ezra may have heard of this vision. It is frequently taken out of context today.
In this episode we will explore this amazing vision in context and see what gems it might hold for you and me living in the final minutes of the very last d...