The Carter Report
Carter Classics
John Carter is an old time Bible preacher who has been uplifting Christ for over 50 years. He has strong convictions and is convinced that a return to the faith of our fathers is our only hope. With faith in God and confidence in God's people, he and his team of Christian soldiers have conducted some of the largest evangelistic campaigns in the history of the church. Greetings from The Carter Report.
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Mar 10, 2026
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Episodes
Traditional Biblical Family Values Video 16.02.2017 54:00
If there is no personal God, man is nothing more than an animal or a machine.
Earthquake Video 13.02.2017 55:30
The economic crisis from the perspective of God's word. The bad news for the believing saint is always the good news.
What Happens Five Minutes After Death? Video 09.02.2017 54:24
What happens 5 minutes after death? Should I pray for my dead loved ones? Are the dead in heaven, hell, limbo, or some other place?
The Return of the Prophet Elijah Video 09.02.2017 57:42
If we are Living in the Last Days, What message is the Prophet Elijah going to bring to the inhabitants of the World?
Precious Bible Promises Video 09.02.2017 58:00
God's promises are not like a politician who runs for office to get the votes. God's promises are steadfast and sure.
Weather Watchers Video 08.02.2017 58:00
The Signs of the Times are Taking Place All Around Us in Fulfillment to Bible Prophecy.
2 + 3 Is Not Always 5 Video 08.02.2017 58:31
What you think is really true, may not be necessarily so.
A Prophetic Look at the Impending Financial Crisis Video 08.02.2017 58:31
The Bad News Through the Grace of God Becomes the Good News. God is Still on his Throne and his Face is Turned Towards Us.
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