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Teaching that the manifest Presence of Yahweh is carried by angelic activity and appears where the congregation creates an atmosphere of reverence, worship, and holiness. Emphasizes that angels transport the throne of Ya…
Teaching emphasizing that Israel is defined by experiencing the manifest Presence of Yahweh. The congregation must create an atmosphere of worship that invites the Glory Cloud of Yahweh.
In this commentary, Professor Toto explains what he believes are the legal advantages available to Donald Trump under Rule 29 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure. The speaker emphasizes Judge Aileen Cannon’s contr…
In Trump’s So-Called Crime, Professor Toto criticizes media coverage and the federal investigation concerning Donald Trump’s handling of documents after leaving the White House. The speaker ridicules reports focused on T…
In The Trump Doctrine—Unchanged, Professor Toto presents a series of archival interviews in which Donald Trump discusses American foreign policy, trade, national debt, defense spending, and the possibility of running for…
In this financial seminar, Professor Toto interviews Bob Reed about gold, silver, inflation, retirement savings, and preserving wealth. Reed contrasts paper currency and market-based retirement accounts with physical pre…
In this teaching, Professor Toto argues that the familiar culture war has become a religious war between two rival systems. Drawing upon C. S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man, the speaker describes the Tao as objective mora…
In this brief political commentary, Professor Toto responds to people who objected to Donald Trump’s “mean tweets.” He presents a rapid list of alleged corporate bankruptcies, layoffs, store closures, production stoppage…
In this teaching, Professor Toto argues that America can welcome immigrants only when immigration occurs lawfully and at a pace that permits assimilation. The speaker begins with Jesus’ sheepfold teaching in John 10:1–9.…
In Understanding Trump’s Divine Drama, Professor Toto presents a wide-ranging commentary on media narratives, government investigations, FBI whistleblowers, elections, Bill Barr, and Donald Trump’s political role. The fi…
In Explains the Deep State, Professor Toto argues that the United States is increasingly governed by a permanent and unelected administrative class rather than by constitutionally accountable representatives. The speaker…
In this commentary, Professor Toto reflects on Donald Trump’s CNN town hall and presents the appearance as evidence of Trump’s political survival and anticipated return. Trump’s presence on a network portrayed as hostile…
In this financial commentary, Professor Toto warns listeners about FedNow, the Federal Reserve’s instant-payment system. He argues that the service will replace private bank-to-bank transfers with a system in which the f…
In this brief message, Professor Toto addresses Tucker Carlson and urges him to use his departure from mainstream television as an opportunity to create an international media network. The speaker argues that Carlson’s v…
In this short teaching, Professor Toto compares the authority of the Bible in the church with the authority of the Constitution in the American Republic. He argues that churches become unstable when Scripture is no longe…
In this commentary, Professor Toto argues that Tucker Carlson was removed from Fox News because of remarks he delivered at the Heritage Foundation. According to the speaker, Carlson moved beyond ordinary political commen…
In this brief teaching, Professor Toto reads or paraphrases language from several state constitutional preambles, including those of Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, and Connecticut. These preambles refe…
In this short commentary, Professor Toto responds to Disney’s announced Pride-themed events and challenges Christian and conservative listeners to examine whether their spending supports companies whose values they oppos…
In Madison’s Medication, Professor Toto presents the federal government as an expanding political “infection” and the Constitution as the vital center of the American Republic. The states are portrayed as a protective me…
In this political monologue, Professor Toto challenges the recurring assertion that “no one is above the law.” He argues that the slogan is contradicted by the treatment of several prominent political and government figu…