Black Mirror, Netflix’s dystopian anthology, probes what it means to be human in a technological world. While the show raises interesting, if not disturbing, questions, it refrains from giving answers, putting the onus on viewers to continue the conversation. Accordingly, Theology and Black Mirror engages questions and prominent themes in the show with resources from the Christian tradition, including the academic disciplines of biblical studies, theology, philosophy, and ethics.

How do we prepare for 2020 and beyond?God reveals insight from Heaven to His prophets in order to prepare His people for what's coming. How do we prepare for 2020 and the New Era ahead? We hear and heed the prophetic words being released, pray through them, and ask the Holy Spirit for strategy on how to practically partner with these words to see fulfillment.Larry Sparks, publisher of Destiny Image and prophetic Bible teacher, has a vision to conne...

The Book of Jeremiah is a revelation of the heart and feelings of a tender, loving God reaching out to a backslidden people. Dr. Brian Bailey’s commentary shows the Lord as the Potter who is forming us as clay upon His potter’s wheel. We can be encouraged by the message of Jeremiah in that that the Lord desires to give hope to those who have become discouraged over their past mistakes by reforming them into a chosen vessel, made beautiful for the house of the Master.

Jeremiah the Squirrel!by Alissa Taylor BaileyJeremiah the Squirrel! is a book about a little squirrel that lives in a park. Across the road there is a different kind of park. There are different animals that live in this other park. Jeremiah is scared to go over because he is afraid those animals will hurt him. Then he has to go across the road to the different park. He then realizes that the other park isn’t that bad or scary at all and he meets some nice animals along his...