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In this episode of the Get Up and Go Breakfast program on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Anton Brink speaks with Dr. Peter Hammond about the dangers of passivity, inactivity, and neutrality in the Christian life – and the importance of responding to God's call with action and obedience. Dr. Hammond begins with the story of King David in 2 Samuel 11:1: "In the spring, at the time when kings go off to war, David remained in Jerusalem." This moment of passivity – staying behind when he should have been on the battlefield – led to David's disastrous fall into sin. Dr. Hammond warns that apathy is a guaranteed pathway to spiritual disaster – whether it's ignoring God's commands, failing to act when the Bible speaks, or staying passive when God sends us out. He emphasizes that sins of omission (the good we fail to do) are just as serious as sins of commission. He cites James 4:17, Matthew 25, and Jeremiah 48:10 ("A curse on him who is lax in doing the Lord's work") to show that God expects us to act, not just talk. Dr. Hammond shares his personal testimony of responding to God's calls with enthusiasm: when he first heard the gospel, he committed his life to Christ; when volunteers were needed, he volunteered; when he heard of persecuted Christians in Mozambique, he prayed and then acted – smuggling Bibles into the war-torn country in 1982. He encourages listeners to respond to needs and to the commands of Scripture with obedience and faith. He closes with powerful encouragements: "It is far better to light a candle than to curse the darkness." "You only have one life, and it will soon be passed. Only what's done for Jesus Christ will last." "The will of God will never lead you where the grace of God cannot keep you." His message is clear: Christ's last command (the Great Commission) must become our first concern – we must not waste our lives on lesser things.

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on September 1 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of John.” We discussed: how unlike most of the disciples of Jesus Christ, John came from a privileged background; the events in the life of Jesus that are only covered in the book of John; what is the major emphasis in the book of John; the 1981 film “Chariots Of Fire” about the Christians in the British Olympic Team of 1924; the botched circumcision scandal which is going on in South Africa; and many other topics.

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In this episode of the Get Up and Go Breakfast program on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Anton Brink speaks with Dr. Peter Hammond about the failure of government institutions in South Africa and the rise of private sector initiatives that are filling the gaps. Dr. Hammond begins by acknowledging that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind (2 Timothy 1:7). He then outlines a grim picture of state failure across multiple sectors: Education – state schools failing to deliver textbooks; massive growth in private schools and homeschooling. Security – more people employed in private security than in the army, police, navy, air force, and correctional services combined. Energy – Eskom has been looted through corruption; private sector has invested massively in solar panels, batteries, inverters, and generators. Post Office – completely collapsed; replaced by internet and private couriers. Municipal services – City Improvement Districts (CIDs) and private initiatives now cleaning streets, fixing potholes, and maintaining parks. He points out that South Africans are paying twice – once through taxes for services the state promises (but rarely delivers), and again through private alternatives. He quotes the African Union's task force on corruption, which estimates that 25% of Africa's GDP is stolen annually through government corruption – in South Africa, that means more than a trillion rand stolen every year. He calls on citizens to reclaim their municipalities, especially with the upcoming municipal elections on 4 November. He encourages listeners to vote their values, to support biblical candidates who adhere to biblical principles, and to be salt and light in their communities. He concludes: "It's easy to complain, but it's more constructive to light a candle than to curse the darkness."

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on August 25 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Luke.” We discussed: how Luke was both a doctor and one of the finest historians of his time; how the book of Luke is the longest book in the New Testament and contains more of Jesus’ teachings than any other Gospel; how the book of Luke contains more of Jesus’ prayers than any other Gospel and instructs us to never give up on prayer; how the book of Luke gives the most detailed account of the life of Jesus Christ; films that are worth watching and sharing with others about the life of Jesus; and many other topics.

In this episode of the Get Up and Go Breakfast program on Radio Cape Pulpit, host Anton Brink speaks with Dr. Peter Hammond about the unfolding Cambridge plagiarism scandal involving Dr. Jason R. Day – who was appointed as the youngest black professor in Oxford's history, only to be exposed for fabricating his credentials, plagiarizing his PhD dissertation, and making outlandish claims (running marathons with a broken leg, having brain tumors, etc.). When journalists and academics questioned him, he pulled the race card and even had the Metropolitan Police intimidate his critics. Dr. Hammond grounds his critique in biblical principles: Numbers 15:15-16 – "One law shall be for you and for the stranger... as you are, so shall the stranger be." God calls for equal justice, not racial quotas or double standards. Leviticus 19:15 – "You shall do no injustice in judgment. You shall not be partial to the poor, nor honor the person of the mighty." The Golden Rule (Luke 6:31) – "Do to others as you would have them do to you." Lying, fraud, and plagiarism violate this command. He argues that Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE), affirmative action, and DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) hires violate God's law and actually destroy the very people they claim to help – creating entitlement, victimhood, and a culture of grievance rather than hard work, integrity, and accountability. Dr. Hammond condemns suicide as self-murder and notes that Day's tragic death – rather than owning up and repenting – leaves behind a shattered family and unanswered questions. He calls for discernment, truth-telling, and a return to biblical justice, and warns that societies built on racial quotas and lies cannot prosper. He concludes with Deuteronomy 30:15 – life and death are set before us; we must choose life, truth, and righteousness.

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on August 18 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Mark.” We discussed: why whilst the gospel of Mark is the shortest it forms Peter’s longest presentation out of all of the gospels; how the book of Mark starts with the public ministry of Jesus, omitting earlier material talked about in the other gospels; why Jesus Christ could only complete his mission by keeping his identity a secret from the masses; the worst crime you can commit in South Africa; and many other topics.

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In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on August 11 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Matthew.” We discussed: how the Old Testament is the New Testament concealed and the New Testament is the Old Testament revealed; Peter’s introduction to the New Testament and the Gospels; the details of Jesus Christ’s life that you can only find in the book of Matthew; the Miracles and Parables of Jesus that can be found in the book of Matthew; why it is not what we say but what we do that counts; what happened at Frontline Fellowship’s “National Women’s Day” outreach in Cape Town yesterday; the 1964 film “Zulu” and its prequel “Zulu Dawn” which was released in 1979; and many other topics.

In this episode of Radio Cape Pulpit's Christelike Perspektief op die Nuus (Christian Perspective on the News), Dr. Peter Hammond addresses a recent News24 "witch hunt" targeting the community organisation AfriForum. He criticises News24 (which he refers to as "fake news 24/7") for attacking a group that has received clean audits for 20 years and is actively involved in community upliftment, safety, and infrastructure projects across South Africa. He highlights AfriForum's contributions, including: supporting 117 neighborhoods and farm watches, operating 24/7 control rooms, deploying 34 drones, training over 10,000 volunteers, installing 135 emergency water points, and pursuing about 80 active court cases against corruption and municipal failure. Hammond argues that the media should be exposing state failure and corruption, not attacking organisations that step in where municipalities have failed. He calls out the financial decline of News24 as evidence of their misplaced priorities and urges listeners to support those working for a safer and better-functioning South Africa.

In this impactful episode of Christian Perspective on the News on Radio Cape Pulpit, the speaker addresses the harrowing reality of human trafficking – or modern-day slavery – which remains a pervasive issue both globally and in South Africa. With over 50 million people enslaved worldwide and the industry generating $150 billion annually, trafficking is not a distant problem; it occurs in Cape Town, Durbanville, and rural areas alike. The episode shares a personal account of a domestic worker's daughter who was kidnapped in Kraaifontein, bundled into a car, and held captive in a shack near Bellville – a story that sadly reflects countless others. The speaker highlights the involvement of crime syndicates, police corruption, and the vulnerability of young girls (ages 5–15 being the most trafficked demographic) as well as increasingly boys under 18 being exploited for pornography and sexual slavery. Listeners are urged to be vigilant and to report any suspicions to the Human Trafficking Hotline: 0800 222 777. The episode also promotes an upcoming Women's Day outreach (Monday, 10 August 2026) organised by Frontline Mission SA, aimed at raising awareness and providing information on how communities can combat trafficking. The message closes with a spiritual call: just as Jesus came to set captives free (John 10:10, Luke 4:18), individuals are encouraged to turn to Christ for freedom from sin and to speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves.

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on August 4 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Malachi.” We discussed: how Malachi is the last of the twelve minor prophets; how the book of Malachi is the last book of the Old Testament, and it was over four hundred years until the book of Matthew, the first book of the New Testament; why the time of Malachi was a time of spiritual decline; how when one generation asks ‘why bother about God’ subsequent generations ask ‘why bother to be good at all’; why God hates heartless treachery and how He has dealt with this; how Frontline Fellowship will be observing Monday’s ‘National Women’s Day’; and many other topics.

What does idolatry look like in today's world? In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Peter Hammond explores the biblical warnings against idolatry and challenges listeners to examine the modern-day idols that can quietly compete for their devotion and allegiance. Drawing on Scripture and historical examples, the discussion examines how idolatry extends beyond physical statues to include the worship of fame, entertainment, politics, status, sport, wealth, and other distractions that can take the place of God in people's hearts. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their priorities, renew their commitment to Christ, and live lives of faithful obedience and worship. The episode also highlights the importance of repentance, spiritual renewal, and placing Jesus Christ at the center of every aspect of life. Through biblical teaching and practical application, Dr. Hammond reminds believers of Christ's ultimate victory and the call to worship God in spirit and truth. This message offers a powerful challenge for Christians seeking to deepen their faith, identify spiritual distractions, and fully surrender their lives to God.

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on July 28 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Zechariah.” We discussed: the complex historical background to the book of Zechariah; how the name Zechariah means “the Lord remembers”; how much of the book of Zechariah is alluded to in the book of Revelation; the numerous references to Jesus Christ in the book of Zechariah; the 1980 film “Breaker Morant” which to date is the only major film ever made about the Boer War; and many other topics.

What should be the highest priority for Christians in a rapidly changing world? In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Peter Hammond shares a biblical perspective on the issues that matter most and challenges believers to refocus on the Great Commission, discipleship, and the transformative power of God's Word. Drawing on Scripture and decades of ministry experience, Dr. Hammond explores the importance of Bible literacy, Bible distribution, Christian discipleship, spiritual growth, and applying biblical principles to everyday life. He emphasizes the need for believers to move beyond simply knowing the truth and to actively live out their faith through service, obedience, and practical action. The conversation also highlights the importance of Christian education, family life, leadership, reformation, and strengthening faith communities across Africa. Listeners are encouraged to invest in the next generation, deepen their understanding of Scripture, and play an active role in making disciples and sharing the Gospel. This inspiring episode offers a timely reminder that lasting societal transformation begins with God's Word and believers who are committed to living out their faith with purpose, convict

In this episode, Dr. Peter Hammond shares a Christian perspective on current affairs, reflecting on responsible stewardship, taxation, government accountability and the economic challenges facing South Africans. He discusses concerns around municipal spending, fuel prices, public finances and the principle of self-determination, while encouraging listeners to evaluate these issues through a biblical worldview. The conversation also highlights the importance of guarding the heart, standing for truth and justice, and seeking God’s wisdom when engaging with political and economic realities.

ANDREW CARRINGTON HITCHCOCK SHOW The Real Story Of Haggai with Dr. Peter Hammond We discussed: How the book of Haggai documents the problems the tribe of Judah were going through after coming out of exile Why we must seek first the Kingdom of God and how life is about living right and living for God Why failure to work is the cause of many problems; how the book of Haggai challenges the people to revise their way of thinking How God will judge His enemies and those who make war against God will lose The film ‘Cry Freedom’ which was released in 1987; and many other topics.

Confronting the Threats of Islam & Communism Today In this hard-hitting edition of Reel Talk, host Audrey Russo is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond, founder and director of Frontline Fellowship, to examine what he identifies as two of the greatest ideological threats facing the Church and Western civilisation today: militant Islam and revolutionary communism. Drawing from more than four decades of missionary experience in conflict zones and restricted-access nations, Dr. Hammond discusses the persecution and displacement of Christian communities across Africa and the Middle East. He examines the historical expansion of Islam, the doctrine of jihad, the destruction of ancient Christian civilisations and the consequences of Western governments ignoring or misunderstanding Islamist ideology. The conversation also explores the long-term influence of Marxism and cultural Marxism within universities, the entertainment industry, the media, political institutions and churches. Dr. Hammond warns that communism rarely announces itself openly, but advances through institutional infiltration, the erosion of biblical values and promises of equality that ultimately require confiscating the property and freedoms of others. Audrey and Dr. Hammond also address Turkey’s growing military and political influence under President Erdoğan, concerns surrounding the sale of advanced military technology, the Islamisation of Europe, Britain’s changing religious identity and King Charles III’s constitutional responsibility as Defender of the Faith. Concluding with reflections on the 250th anniversary of American independence, Dr. Hammond highlights the courage, sacrifice and Christian convictions of America’s founding generation, while calling believers to defend religious liberty, constitutional government and the truth of the Gospel in an age of ideological conflict. A challenging and wide-ranging discussion on history, faith, freedom, persecution and the responsibility of Christians to understand and confront the forces shaping our world.

We discussed: How the name Zephaniah means hidden by God; how the Book of Zephaniah focuses upon looking within, looking around, and looking ahead; why idolatry always leads to immorality; punishing wickedness and vindicating righteousness; God’s promises of mercy for the repentant; how we can see Jesus Christ in every book of the Old Testament; the importance of the 12th July not just in Northern Ireland but all around the world including South Africa; how we are instructed in the Book of Deuteronomy to read the law of God every seven years; how today, 14th July, is Bastille Day, and why it is not something to be celebrated but something to mourn over; and many other topics.

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on July 7 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Habakkuk.” We discussed: why the book of Habakkuk is of great relevance to us today, in particular why the innocent suffer and why the guilty go unpunished; the meaning of interrogatory prayer; how idolatry is the most condemned sin in the Bible; why the book of Habakkuk can be seen as a forerunner to the Reformation; how joy is a choice regardless of our circumstances; the Mission Station in the heart of Zululand where Peter ministered last week; what was true and what was embellished in the film “Hotel Rwanda” that was released in 2004; Peter’s book “Holocaust In Rwanda” that provides a more thorough account of what went on during the Rwandan Genocide; what Peter experienced when he presented his book “Holocaust In Rwanda” to the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C.; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In this topical episode of Radio Cape Pulpit, Dr. Peter Hammond addresses the upcoming "March and March" protest scheduled for 30 June 2026, which has caused widespread concern among South Africans. He acknowledges legitimate frustrations over illegal migration, jobs, and services being affected by foreigners, but emphasises that Scripture is clear: "One law and one custom shall be for you and for the stranger who dwells with you" (Numbers 15:15). He warns against violence against individuals (such as the Malawian man beaten to death by a mob) and says we must treat foreigners with love and compassion, following the Golden Rule (Luke 6:31). Dr. Hammond points to massive corruption at Home Affairs as a root cause of the crisis, and notes that the government's R600 million plan to prevent violence would have been better spent on border protection and deportations. He calls on citizens to use their votes in the upcoming municipal elections, to hold government accountable, and to pray for peace and respect for life and property. #FrontlineFellowship By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on June 23 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Nahum.” We discussed: why the direction of history is determined by the will of God; why personal sin and national sin will not go unpunished; how pride will always lead to a fall; the day to come when God will put all things right; why Larry the Cat would have done a better job as Prime Minister during all the years he has been Chief Mouser at 10 Downing Street; the film “The Killing Fields” originally released in 1984; why have we never had a film about the persecution of tens of millions of Christians by the Communist Regime in the Soviet Union; the progress Peter has been making with regard to independence for the Cape of Good Hope; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In hierdie insiggewende gesprek deel Dr. Peter Hammond sy perspektief oor die belangrikheid van Christelike onderwys in die moderne samelewing. Hy beklemtoon hoe ’n terugkeer na Bybelgebaseerde waardes kan help om morele verval en sosiale uitdagings aan te spreek. Die gesprek fokus op die rol van geloof in opvoeding, die geskiedenis van Christelike invloed op universiteite, en waarom geestelike beginsels volgens hom noodsaaklik is vir ’n gesonde en stabiele samelewing. Hierdie onderhoud bied ’n diepgaande kyk na hoe geloof en kennis hand aan hand kan gaan in die vorming van die volgende generasie. #FrontlineFellowship By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In this forthright episode of Radio Cape Pulpit, Dr. Peter Hammond addresses the observance of June as "Pride Month" by certain companies and countries. He argues from Scripture that pride is not something to be celebrated but is listed among the seven deadly sins and something God hates (Proverbs 6:16–19, Proverbs 16:18, James 4:6). He contrasts pride with humility, quoting Micah 6:8: "He has shown you, O man, what is good... to walk humbly with your God." Dr. Hammond explains that the rainbow—originally given by God after Noah's flood as a symbol of His covenant with humanity and animals (Genesis 9)—has been misappropriated. He traces the origin of Pride Month back to the 1968 Stonewall riots in New York and criticizes companies like Woolworths for promoting "perversion to children." He calls on Christians to instead celebrate family, motherhood, fatherhood, and humility, and to remember that God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. His closing message: be counter-cultural, be fruitful and multiply, and walk humbly with God

We discussed: the three cycles of the nineteen prophecies of Micah that deal with sin, punishment, and redemption; the three great evils in the book of Micah which are, idolatry, immorality, and injustice; why foreign aid is the taking from the poor of rich countries to give to the rich of poor countries; when the prophets were prophesying for profit; the days when nations who don’t follow the will of God will experience the wrath of God; how Micah presented the lawsuit of God against the people of Israel and the people of Judah; the film ‘Out Of Africa’ originally released over 40 years ago in 1985; what happened during Peter’s recent speaking tour of the United States; SpaceX vs NASA including why private enterprise is always more efficient; how we pay more in airport taxes than we do for the international flights themselves; and many other topics.

In this episode of Radio Cape Pulpit, recorded on World Environmental Day, Dr. Peter Hammond calls on Christians to take seriously their God-given responsibility to care for creation. Drawing from Scripture (Jeremiah 12:4, Psalm 50:10, Matthew 6:26, Proverbs 12:10, and Genesis 1), he explains the Creation Mandate and Dominion Mandate. He highlights Cape Town’s unique natural blessings—whales, seals, dolphins, penguins, beaches, and mountains—and praises the city’s historic volunteer-led wildlife rescue of African penguins during the 2000 oil spill. Dr. Hammond urges listeners to plant more trees, reforest the Cape, avoid deforestation, reduce plastic use, participate in beach cleanups, recycle more diligently (including learning from European models like Switzerland and Germany), and provide food and water for birds and wildlife in their gardens. He encourages youth groups, Sunday schools, and congregations to take practical action. The episode ends with a reminder that caring for the environment is part of Christian discipleship. #FrontlineFellowship By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

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In this episode of Radio Cape Pulpit, guest Anthony Stander speaks with host Anton about how Christians should respond to troubling global events – wars in the Middle East and Ukraine, persecution of Christians in Nigeria, fuel shortages, and economic uncertainty. Anthony argues that believers often misplace blame on world leaders like Putin, Zelensky, Netanyahu, or Trump, when the real enemy is Satan – the god of this world. Quoting Isaiah 14 and Luke 10:19, he reminds listeners that Jesus has given His followers authority over all the power of the enemy. Christians are not to live in fear or worry, but to trust that their lives are in Christ’s hands. He calls on believers to rise up as a strong, stable, and courageous army – holding the fort, sharing hope, and rescuing the lost in these last days. The message is clear: we were chosen for such a time as this, and we must radiate Christ’s love and power to a frightened and broken generation. #FrontlineFellowship By: Pastor Anthony Stander https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

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This powerful message highlights the rapid growth of Christianity across Africa and the urgent need for greater access to the Word of God. With projections showing Africa becoming the most Christian continent by 2050, the demand for Bibles and Christian literature is greater than ever. Despite millions of believers, many still lack personal access to Scripture. This discussion emphasizes the importance of Bible distribution, outreach, and teaching, while encouraging individuals and ministries to get involved in spreading the Gospel. Discover how faith, literature, and mission work are transforming lives across the continent. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on May 12 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Jonah.” We discussed: how the name Jonah actually means ‘dove’; what really occurred in the context of the ‘Jonah and the Whale’ story; why Jonah is the most outstanding example of resurrection in the Old Testament; how Jonah was a type of Israel; what the Bible tells us about anger; the worship of true repentance; why Jonah was missing the big picture; the extraordinary weather in South Africa at the moment; why Private Baldrick’s assertion that World War I started when a bloke called Archie Duke shot an ostrich because he was hungry, is not as ridiculous as it sounds when compared to the official reasons given for the war itself; Peter’s speaking tour of the United States which he will be undertaking during the next few weeks; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on May 5 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Obadiah.” We discussed: how the word ‘Obadiah’ means ‘servant of the Lord’; how the book of Obadiah reveals that it will not be the will of evil men that will determine the fate of mankind but the will of the righteous; how the Catholics include the Apocrypha in their Bibles but the Protestants do not; the war between the flesh and the spirit; where will you spend eternity; how God judges nations by the way they have treated His people; a reading of the book of Obadiah; why censorship is a core part of the Globalists vision; Martin Scorsese’s controversial film ‘The Last Temptation Of Christ’ released in 1988; the revealing contrast between the old days when the average liberal opposed censorship with the vast amount of censorship they appear to support today; and many other topics. #Obadiah By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on April 28 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Amos.” We discussed: how the name Amos means ‘burden bearer’; how Amos demonstrated to the people the consequences of idolatry and injustice; why with privilege comes responsibility and those who have great privilege have great responsibility; how God condemns palaces built with ivory; how Amos condemns the money changers and the elite of Israel; the blessings that come upon the people who are obedient to God’s Word and the curses that come upon the people who are disobedient to God’s Word; how in chapter 5 verse 15 of the book of Amos we are told to hate the evil and love the good; why when you have a government that hates you it is not your government; an update on the secession movement in ANC dominated South Africa along with examples of how secessions have succeeded in ancient and modern history; an encounter with an atheist; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

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In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on April 21 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Joel.” We discussed: why any natural disaster should lead us to seek God and to repent; how God calls his people to be saved by faithful messengers; why God does not give a blank check to anyone and why anyone who forsakes God will also be forsaken by God; why John Calvin and William Farel were exiled from Geneva 488 years ago today; why realistically there is no justice on earth; how whilst the sins of the father can be bestowed upon his children, it can also be a blessing to come from a cursed family; why we have to balance the Scripture and how we can do this; why the word ‘unforgivable’ so prevalent in its usage today, is unacceptable terminology for a Christian; and many other topics.

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on April 14 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Hosea.” We discussed: how Hosea is the first of the twelve minor prophets and what the definition of a minor prophet actually is; why the events in the book of Hosea are very similar to what is going on in our world today; the seven deadly sins of Israel; the four groups of people responsible for the idolatry of the Northern Kingdom of Israel; how the book of Hosea is about God’s relationship with his covenant people; why everything has consequences; how sin corrupts character; this weekend’s Frontline Fellowship celebration of Martin Luther; the film ‘The Mission’ released in 1986; the film ‘Blood Diamond’ released in 2006; the film ‘Amistad’ released in 1997; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on April 7 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Daniel.” We discussed: the importance of reading the Bible; how Daniel demonstrated how a person can rise to a position of power without compromising his faith; the remarkable similarities between Joseph, the founder of the Tribe of Joseph, and Daniel; how there are more prophecies in the book of Daniel than any other book in the Old Testament; the story of Daniel in the lion’s den and its relevance today; how Frontline Fellowship celebrated Easter and where you can view videos of this; the significance of Daniel 12:10 to the world we live in today; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

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In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on March 31 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Ezekiel.” We discussed: why Ezekiel is regarded as a messianic prophet; the significance of the rainbow in the Bible; the disaster of immorality and idolatry; why Ezekiel referred to Jerusalem as ‘the bloody city’; why the apportionment of guilt to a nation for the alleged sins of their ancestors is unbiblical; the sins of not warning the wicked from their wicked ways; why nobody can win a war against God; why Easter is the most important time of the year including what Christians can do to celebrate this; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In this powerful episode, Dr. Peter Hammond shares a bold Christian perspective on today’s headlines, addressing fear, global uncertainty, and growing concerns around religious freedom. Drawing on key Bible scriptures such as 2 Chronicles 7:14, Acts 4:19, and Galatians 5:1, he unpacks how believers can respond to societal challenges with faith, courage, and conviction. From the impact of war on everyday life to debates around government involvement in religion, this episode explores the importance of putting God first, standing firm in biblical truth, and protecting freedom of conscience. Dr. Hammond also offers practical spiritual guidance, including daily wisdom from Proverbs and worship through the Psalms. If you're looking for hope, clarity, and a faith-based response to current events, this episode will encourage and equip you to live boldly and faithfully in challenging times. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

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Join Dr. Peter Hammond on Christian Perspective on the News as he explores the biblical role of Persia in God’s plan—from Queen Esther’s courage to Daniel’s faith in the lions’ den. Discover how God used Persian kings, prophecies, and exiles to advance His purposes, and learn about the remarkable growth of Christianity in modern-day Iran. Dr. Hammond also highlights the importance of evangelism, prayer, and missions in the Middle East, encouraging believers to stand firm in faith for such a time as this. Tune in for inspiring insights into history, prophecy, and contemporary Christian ministry in the region. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

Join us on this episode of Christian Perspective on the News as Dr. Peter Hammond, founder of Frontline Fellowship, the Reformation Society, African Christian Action, and the William Carey Bible Institute, shares his analysis of the Middle East conflict and its global impact. From rising oil prices and shipping disruptions at the Cape of Good Hope to the humanitarian and spiritual realities in Iran, Dr. Hammond provides a unique Christian viewpoint. Discover how the church is growing amidst persecution, the role of Christian ministries like SAT-7 and Youth With a Mission, and why prayer and gospel outreach are more vital than ever. Stay informed and inspired in these challenging times. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

Join Dr. Peter Hammond, founder of Frontline Fellowship, the Society for Africa Christian Action, and the William Carey Bible Institute, as he shares a Christian perspective on homeschooling, self-determination, and the future of nations. From the historic Future of Nations Conference to insights on sovereignty, ethnolinguistic identity, and decentralization, Dr. Hammond explores how biblical principles guide nations, communities, and individuals in preserving freedom and building a better world. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on March 10 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Isaiah.” We discussed: why Isaiah is not only one of the most important books of the Bible, but also appears to be a Bible of its own; the influence of the book of Isaiah on the New Testament; how Isaiah put most of his work into his writing as he was not allowed to preach; the prophecies of the book of Isaiah; our thoughts on what is really going on in the Middle East at the moment; examples of the hypocrisy of the liberal left; how the first casualty of war is truth; the practice of ‘Sati’ in India including how this was brought to an end by Christian Missionaries; and many other topics. By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

By: Dr. Peter Hammond https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

Dr. David Livingstone was a Scottish missionary, doctor, and explorer known for his extensive explorations in Africa and his efforts to end the slave trade. https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In today’s show originally recorded and broadcast on March 3 2026, Andy is joined by Dr. Peter Hammond for a show entitled, “The Real Story Of Song Of Solomon.” We discussed: how the book Song Of Solomon, also known as Song of Songs, was written in Solomon’s younger years; why this book is seen as our love for God and God’s love for us; how we can affirm our commitment to Jesus Christ; why we should be praying for the Christians in the Middle East right now; the key principles of a just war that St. Augustine taught; a history of friendly fire and why this is the worst casualty of war; examples of unnecessary wars that made things worse than they were before; and many other topics. https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

Can young people really change the world? In this inspiring episode, Dr. Peter Hammond, founder of Frontline Fellowship, the Reformation Society, Africa Christian Action, and the William Carey Bible Institute, shares powerful biblical examples of how God used young people to accomplish extraordinary things. From David defeating Goliath, Esther saving her people, and Daniel standing firm in Babylon, to Josiah leading national reform at just eight years old, this episode explores how age is not a barrier to God’s calling. Discover practical encouragement for today’s youth to rise above peer pressure, discouragement, and fear — and embrace their God-given purpose. This conversation is especially encouraging for parents, grandparents, and caregivers who want to see the next generation grow in faith, courage, and leadership. https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/

In this powerful episode of Christian Perspective on the News, Dr. Peter Hammond—founder of Frontline Fellowship, the Reformation Society, and the William Carey Bible Institute—addresses the moral and spiritual issues shaping today’s global headlines. As renewed attention focuses on the Jeffrey Epstein files and allegations involving world leaders, celebrities, and powerful elites, Dr. Hammond examines these developments from a biblical worldview. Are we witnessing moral decay at the highest levels of leadership? Why does justice appear unequal in many Western nations? And how should Christians respond when corruption, child exploitation, and anti-Christian symbolism dominate public discourse? Dr. Hammond also discusses the importance of discernment in interpreting cultural and international events in light of Revelation 13 and broader biblical prophecy. If you are seeking a bold, uncompromising Christian analysis of current events, this episode challenges believers to stand firm, speak truth, and remain faithful to God’s Word in turbulent times. Listen now and be equipped to engage today’s headlines with clarity, conviction, and biblical understanding. https://www.frontlinemissionsa.org/