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Chuck And Julie Show with Chuck Bonniwell and Julie Hayden

Guests, Raymond Garcia and Hope Scheppelman - CO GOP demands failed Chair Brita Horn resign immediately

Colorado Republican Party leadership has voted overwhelmingly to demand failed Chair Brita Horn resign immediately. Ray Garcia joins the show with more on the weekend special meeting and vote.
Plus great new for CD3 candidate Hope Scheppelman. President Trump is endorsing her and pulling his previous endorsement of RINO Jeff Hurd. Hope joins the show with the good news.

Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor

Guest, Judge Adriaan Fondse

Judge Adriaan Fondse exposes corruption, theft, fraud, and long-standing evil conduct carried out by a network he refers to as the Eminent Persons Group. With clarity and conviction shares why it is time for lawful revelation, accountability, and restoring what was taken from the people.

Below is a link to a series of Documents Adriaan Fondse mentions throughout the podcast:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZEXpeN8eSltyQ8RxLdP-hGilloL-WkwG?usp=share_link

In this episode of Inspired Radio, host Helen Taylor interviews Judge Adriaan "Fanie" Rudolf Fondse, a South African investigator and former Special Forces member. The dialogue explores Fondse’s findings regarding systemic financial corruption, the manipulation of historical narratives through "divide and conquer" tactics, and the existence of massive humanitarian trusts intended to provide global abundance.

The Illusion of Banking and Currency Creation
Adriaan Fondse describes the global banking system as a "well-disguised scam" and "theft," asserting that banks do not move currency of value when issuing loans but instead create it "out of thin air" through ledger entries. He argues that this system, designed to choke the flow of money and fund both sides of manufactured wars, allows a "generational criminal gang" to accumulate the world's wealth. According to Fondse, this mechanism has been forced upon humanity since the late 1700s to maintain systemic control.

Historical Manipulation and the Business of Apartheid
The discussion reveals a controversial reinterpretation of South African history, where Fondse claims Apartheid was a "business construct" rather than a purely ideological conflict. He details how the British Crown, through MI6, allegedly established both the Brotherhood and the ANC to create an artificial racial war, facilitating a "divide and conquer" strategy. He suggests similar tactics are used globally, including in Australia, to keep populations distracted while resources and land are expropriated by the "Deep State" or "Eminent Persons Group."

The Humanitarian Trusts and the BIS
A central theme of the interview is the recovery of the Alpha Omega and Avila Trusts, which Fondse claims hold vast gold reserves meant for the benefit of all humanity. He asserts that these assets have been illegally managed and exploited by the Rothschilds and the Vatican. He identifies the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) as the "capstone" of this corruption, operating above national laws to hide accounting evidence. Fondse expresses his intention to use legal and audit evidence to regain control of these assets for public benefit.

A Path Toward Global Abundance
Fondse concludes by urging individuals to move away from "scarcity mindsets" and "guru-following." He defines "true law" as a promise of care and abundance, arguing that if humans educate themselves and stand in unity, the current "evil" systems will lose their power. He emphasizes that transparency is essential, as secrecy is the foundation of all systemic evil, and envisions a future where collective care replaces manufactured conflict.

The interview serves as a call to action for global transparency and individual sovereignty. By challenging the foundations of modern banking, media, and law, Fondse and Taylor suggest that the path to a "new world" lies in uncovering suppressed truths and reclaiming the wealth intended for all humanity.

Inspired Radio with Helen Taylor

Guest, Judge Adriaan Fondsie

Judge Adriaan Fondse exposes corruption, theft, fraud, and long-standing evil conduct carried out by a network he refers to as the Eminent Persons Group. With clarity and conviction shares why it is time for lawful revelation, accountability, and restoring what was taken from the people.

Below is a link to a series of Documents Adriaan Fondsie mentions throughout the podcast:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZEXpeN8eSltyQ8RxLdP-hGilloL-WkwG?usp=share_link If you want to contact him please do so via Martin Bernstein via email martins1on1gym@gmail.com

In this episode of Inspired Radio, host Helen Taylor interviews Judge Adriaan "Fanie" Rudolf von Zee, a South African investigator and former Special Forces member. The dialogue explores von Zee’s findings regarding systemic financial corruption, the manipulation of historical narratives through "divide and conquer" tactics, and the existence of massive humanitarian trusts intended to provide global abundance.

The Illusion of Banking and Currency Creation
Adriaan von Zee describes the global banking system as a "well-disguised scam" and "theft," asserting that banks do not move currency of value when issuing loans but instead create it "out of thin air" through ledger entries. He argues that this system, designed to choke the flow of money and fund both sides of manufactured wars, allows a "generational criminal gang" to accumulate the world's wealth. According to von Zee, this mechanism has been forced upon humanity since the late 1700s to maintain systemic control.

Historical Manipulation and the Business of Apartheid
The discussion reveals a controversial reinterpretation of South African history, where von Zee claims Apartheid was a "business construct" rather than a purely ideological conflict. He details how the British Crown, through MI6, allegedly established both the Broederbond and the ANC to create an artificial racial war, facilitating a "divide and conquer" strategy. He suggests similar tactics are used globally, including in Australia, to keep populations distracted while resources and land are expropriated by the "Deep State" or "Eminent Persons Group."

The Humanitarian Trusts and the BIS
A central theme of the interview is the recovery of the Alpha Omega and Avila Trusts, which von Zee claims hold vast gold reserves meant for the benefit of all humanity. He asserts that these assets have been illegally managed and exploited by the Rothschilds and the Vatican. He identifies the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) as the "capstone" of this corruption, operating above national laws to hide accounting evidence. Von Zee expresses his intention to use legal and audit evidence to regain control of these assets for public benefit.

A Path Toward Global Abundance
Von Zee concludes by urging individuals to move away from "scarcity mindsets" and "guru-following." He defines "true law" as a promise of care and abundance, arguing that if humans educate themselves and stand in unity, the current "evil" systems will lose their power. He emphasizes that transparency is essential, as secrecy is the foundation of all systemic evil, and envisions a future where collective care replaces manufactured conflict.

The interview serves as a call to action for global transparency and individual sovereignty. By challenging the foundations of modern banking, media, and law, von Zee and Taylor suggest that the path to a "new world" lies in uncovering suppressed truths and reclaiming the wealth intended for all humanity.

LaGrave Live

LIVE Evening Worship Service - Forgiven and Blessed - 2026-02-22

About The Service:
Rev. Kristy Manion will lead us in worship and will preach on Psalm 32.

Order of Worship:
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About Us:
We are a traditional CRC church in the middle of Downtown Grand Rapids, MI, worshipping at 8:40am, 11:00am, and 6:00pm. (10:00am and 6:00pm during the summer months)

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The February special offering is for The Bridge. The Bridge is part of Arbor Circle, which offers emergency shelter for youths, and additional counseling for youths and their families.

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This worship service at La Grave Church marks the first Sunday in the season of Lent, a period dedicated to contemplating human limits, sin, and the joyful necessity of a Savior. Through liturgy, missionary testimony, and an exploration of Psalm 32, the congregation is invited to move from the "wasting away" of unconfessed sin into the restorative grace of divine forgiveness.

The Call to Worship and the Lenten Journey
The service opens with a call to recognize Jesus, even when the world fails to do so, asking for faith to see His glory and wisdom. As the first Sunday of Lent, the liturgy emphasizes that while this season involves reflecting on sin and the need for saving, it is ultimately grounded in the "joyful truth" of having a Savior. This is reinforced by a reading from Acts, where the Apostle Paul proclaims that through Jesus, the forgiveness of sins and a justification unattainable under the Law of Moses are now available to all who believe.

Ministry Spotlight: Resonate Global Mission in Hungary
Jeff and Julie Baumann, missionaries serving in Budapest, shared the story of Pamela Shammas to illustrate God’s "surprises" in mission work. Pamela, a Syrian Christian from Aleppo, fled the war to study psychology in Hungary on a scholarship. After connecting with the Baumanns' church and university fellowship, she eventually joined the "Cohort Europe Program." She is now serving as a missionary herself, working with refugees in Berlin. The Baumanns highlighted how their ministry has evolved from direct refugee aid to supporting "people on the move" who fall between traditional legal categories.

Pastoral Prayer and Community Concerns
The pastoral prayer focuses on the "dustiness" of humanity and the intercession of the Holy Spirit. It includes specific petitions for justice where the strong exploit the weak and for the repair of broken trust. The congregation also remembers several members facing significant life events, including milestone birthdays and serious health challenges ranging from cancer diagnoses to pediatric internal bleeding.

Sermon: The Anatomy of Confession
The sermon explores the "complicated" emotional landscape of Psalm 32, which blends suffering, regret, and relief. The speaker notes that the Hebrew syntax places "Blessed" at the very beginning, emphasizing that the state of being forgiven precedes the description of sin. A central theme is the danger of "keeping silent" about sin, which the psalmist describes as a physical wasting of the bones. The message concludes with Martin Luther’s famous advice to "sin boldly"—not as an excuse to transgress, but as a directive to rely even more boldly on the "true and not fictitious grace" of Christ, who is victorious over the world.

The service concludes with a reminder that while all are sinners, all have a Savior. The congregation is sent out with a benediction of peace, encouraged to live as "grace-receiving people" who keep their eyes fixed on Jesus' grace rather than the "ditch" of their past transgressions.

Breaking The Silence with Dr Gregory Williams

Guest, Colleen Rouse, Founder of Thrive Today, Board member of Street Grace and Author of "Resilience it's Time to Get Up"

This Week's Guest will be Colleen Rouse. Colleen is the Founder of Thrive Today, which champions women to thrive by merging Scripture and influence. Colleen speaks globally on Biblical truths pertaining to leadership and healthy mindset development. She is Pastor along with her husband, Dennis of Victory Church.

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