Zach Terry
Code Red with Zach Terry
Code Red is a collection of videos from Christians on the front line of Kingdom issues around the world. These are people who are at the tip of the spear culturally and are seeing the greatest fruit and, at times, suffering the greatest conflict as a result of their stand for Jesus Christ.
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Episodes
Code Red - Z. Scott Colter of the Danbury Institute Video 18.09.2024 54:16
The conversation with Danbury Institute founder Z. Scott Colter explores a path forward after the ground shaking revelations from the book, "Shepherds for Sale" by Megan Basham (https://youtu.be/LxxcZ_V3woU). According to their website - The Danbury Institute is an association of churches, Christians, and organizations aligned to affirm and preserve God-given rights to life and liberty by influenc...
Code Red - Tami Taunton Video 04.09.2024 28:37
Hadassah's Hope in Jacksonville, FL, is a faith-based, gospel-centered outreach ministry aimed at reaching women in the adult entertainment industry, specifically those working in strip clubs. Their mission is to share the love of Jesus with these women, providing them with community support, meals, and various resources to aid in their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Their outreach...
Code Red - Megan Basham Video 19.08.2024 1:03:58
In this episode of Code Red, Zach sits down with Author and Journalist Megan Basham. Pastor John MacArthur has said of Mrs. Basham's latest book, "This may just be the single most important book on modern Evangelicalism in recent years." In this episode, Basham connects the dots between Evangelical Denominations and Movements and Left Wing Financiers with a clear agenda. We need to get this inform...
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