The Kubik Report

In this compelling episode of The Kubik Report, I welcome back Tina Graham for a thoughtful discussion about the historical, spiritual, and prophetic dimensions of antisemitism. Drawing from Scripture, history, and current events, Tina explains why Christians should be concerned about the rise of antisemitism around the world while recognizing that the Bible foretold many of these developments. Th...

Light of Hope Helpline https://www.ucg.org/light-of-hope 888 241-6211   Society is experiencing profound changes in how it views sexuality, marriage, gender identity, and personal relationships. These developments have created confusion for many Christians seeking to remain faithful to biblical teachings while responding with compassion to those facing difficult personal struggles. In this episode...

Posted June 12, 2026 In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with Tina Kuo Graham, Director of Operations at Eastgate Ministries International, for a thoughtful discussion about faith, biblical prophecy, Israel, and the challenges facing the next generation.  She is married to Ned Graham, who is the President of East Gates and the youngest son of the late Evangelist Billy and R...

The Kubik Report: From Army Special Forces to the LAPD — Alan Farber's Remarkable Story What is it really like to serve in elite military units and then patrol some of America's toughest neighborhoods as a police officer? In this compelling episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with his neighbor and friend, Alan Farber, whose life journey took him through two extraordinary careers: t...

In Part 2 of John Adams, we focus on his very influential wife, Abigail, who was very involved in her husband's work.  

Michael Wilkinson is Founder and Manager of Leadership Strategies, the largest provider of professional facilitators in the country. He has helped tens of thousands of people find their way to success through collaboration, discernment, and a proven process.  His Website is" https://www.leadstrat.com/ In this podcast, Michael and I share a personal conversation that spans our two-decade-old relati...

Continuing in our series of the Founding Fathers of the United States, Greg Thomas describes the second President, John Adams.  He was Vice-President under George Washington.  Each of the Founding Fathers was distinct from one another, yet they wove a mosaic of leadership that has endured to this day.

“Fifty Years in the Ministry — Lessons from a Lifetime of Service” What does fifty years of ministry teach a person? In this deeply personal and reflective episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik is joined by longtime pastors Darris McNeely and Robin Webber for an honest conversation about the joys, struggles, lessons, and enduring purpose found in a lifetime of serving God and people. Together,...

I speak frankly with Mike Mansoori, an Iranian who now lives in Indianapolis on May 18, 2026.  What is happening in Iran, and what do  Americans need to know about the Iranian people and the current situation in the Middle East.  

This is a message that I gave to the Indianapolis United Church of God on May 9, 2026, about the Book of Ruth.  A book of four chapters and only 85 verses that tells a story that's deeper than a love story.  It's a story of God's love for His Church, His love for all mankind.  Ruth was a foreigner who was in the direct descent to Jesus Christ.

This is the third in an ongoing series by Greg Thomas about the leadership lessons of America's Founding Fathers.  This is the final segment about George Washington, where we discuss the most important leadership lessons.   1. Character/Integrity 2. Power should be held lightly 3. Adaptability leads to perfection 4. Surround yourself with strong independent thinkers 5. Unity  requires humility 6....

There is a growing concern across many workplaces that emotional intelligence—often called EQ—is becoming less common or less developed in professional settings, especially among younger or newly hired employees. While broad generalizations should be avoided, many managers, educators, and organizational leaders are noticing shifts in communication style, conflict resolution, resilience, and interp...

In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik speaks with journalist and columnist Melvin Rhodes about a remarkable convergence of world events: King Charles III’s address to the United States Congress, rising tensions involving Iran, and troubling reports of another assassination attempt involving the President of the United States. Melvin brings a unique transatlantic perspective, having liv...

April 26, 2026 marks the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster—one of the most catastrophic man-made events in history. The explosion released more than 400 times the radioactive fallout of the Hiroshima bomb, leaving a lasting scar on the environment and on human lives. In this episode, we reflect on how Chernobyl was not just a technical failure, but a profound moral one—where flawe...

In this series on the 250th anniversary of the 1776 Declaration of Independence, Greg Thomas and I discuss more about the leadership qualities of our Founding Fathers. This is part two of three-part series about Washington. Other leaders to follow.  

Mark Kellner: Spiritual Formation in History and in Our Time In this episode, I sit down with veteran journalist Mark Kellner for a thoughtful and wide-ranging conversation on the meaning of spiritual formation—both historically and in today’s rapidly changing world. Mark brings decades of experience covering faith and culture, including his work with The Washington Times, The New York Post, and,...

In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with longtime colleague Steve Buchanan to discuss the convergence of significant world events and their prophetic implications. Steve, known for his work with the World News in Prophecy Review newsletter, brings thoughtful insight into global trends through a biblical lens. Together, they explore rising tensions in the Middle East—particu...

Carol Emerson Hill and I, who have both officially "retired," discuss how we personally have fared through this transition.  In our careers we have counselled many people about retirement and now have to go through it ourselves.  Carol's credentials are stellar as she worked in aspects of career management. Here are just some of her skills and experience: Senior Consultant, Career Management, Exec...

In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik speaks with Joanna (Fahey) Bradford about the life and legacy of her father, Bob Fahey—a respected minister who served congregations across the United States, South Africa, Canada, and Australia. Through personal stories and heartfelt reflections, Joanna shares what it was like to grow up in a ministry family, the challenges and blessings of intern...

In this thought-provoking episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with AI researcher and theologian Howard Davis to explore a bold and controversial claim: The science behind artificial intelligence challenges the idea that the human mind evolved by random processes. Drawing from hands-on experience in AI development and decades of theological reflection, Howard presents a series of lo...

Discussion with a longtime friend for more than 40 years who is an AI scientist, theologian and philosopher. He explains that AI is built on the foundations of mathematics, logic, and pattern recognition. It is also the culmination of mathematics, philosophy, linguistics, computer science, and theology.  

The Christian Passover is a profound time of self-examination to align ourselves with the nature of Jesus Christ.  I earlier said these words in the midst of the COVID Pandemic where we were greatly troubled.  We are troubled now with different kinds of tribulation.  Take time to make this a robust new start with Jesus Christ.

Natasha Teague has been the coordinator of Russian-language literature at the United Church of God since 2011, when Senior Pastor Johnnie Lambert arranged for her to come to the United States to work at the Home Office.  I have known her since meeting her in Estonia in 2000.  We have worked together on Russian projects through the years.  She discusses weathering the Chornobyl crisis and her comin...

Greg Thomas starts a series on Leadership during our 250 Anniversary as a nation.  Today we discuss the Life and Leadership George Washington part 1.  What can we learn?  Hear all of Greg's The Kubik Report Podcasts at  https://vkubik.podbean.com/category/greg-thomas  

Daria Jmill is an acquaintance of mine going back 70 years in St. Paul, MN.  Both our parents were WWII refugees who fortunately, found their way to the United States in 1949 with us as children who were born in the camp.  We talk about Ukraine, St. Paul, MN, Somalis, and other things that you may find interesting.