"After the Tribulation," due out in late 2012 is being produced by Framing the World Productions, the makers of "The Great Culling." Director Paul Wittenberger also directed "What in the World are They Spraying?"
The final film will feature:
- HD video footage of Pastor Anderson preaching at Faithful Word Baptist Church
- Exclusive telephone interview with Kent Hovind from prison
- Pastor Anderson speaking to a religion class at Arizona State University about the tribulation, rapture, etc.
- Interviews with Pastor Roger Jimenez and Pastor Steven L Anderson
Monday, February 13, 2012
Monday, January 30, 2012
Message from Kent Hovind
Email I received from Kent Hovind:
January 29, 2012
Hey friends! Quick update here. God is good! (Duh!). Strange times we face right now! Psalms 2 tells us the heathen will rage with their plans to throw Christ out of His inheritance and create a one world government (See I Tim 6:10) but God is laughing at it all. Imagine the folly of men thinking they can win against God! It is hilarious when you look at it from the eternal perspective! However, we are not quite there yet and the 'Pinky and the Brain' type folks who wish to "take over the world" are VERY serious and VERY active right now! Buckle your seat belt! It's about to get MUCH worse on planet earth! I feel more and more burdened to warn folks who have been deceived by the false hope of a rapture before the tribulation (which I fell for for 38 years!) when the scripture is clear that the "gathering together"- ie. rapture- is AFTER the tribulation. (See Mt. 24; Mk. 13; Lk 21) We have at LEAST 7 more years here! More on that in my research paper to be posted (some day? :( ) on 2peter3.com. Don't be one of those 'fall away" II Thes. 2. (I took the red pill!). I think America is the "plucked eagle" of Dan. 7. Maybe we can help preserve our area enough (like salt) and help when the man's heart is given to it?
Anyway, God always seems to raise up some of His own who will hold true to Him during bad times. (See the book of Judges and any of the men of God in history). I've been praying He would do it here soon. I was so-o-o-o-o-o blessed by the radio program I heard last night from 2-4am on coasttocoastam.com! I think they archive them for a few days. They had a guest on named Stuart Rhodes who has started an organization called oathkeepers.org. Stuart needs to hear about what happened in my case! Somebody please tell him for me. All my motions are posted on 2peter3.com. The gov now is trying to avoid answering my questions and challenges to their clear violations of the law with more tricky legal maneuvers so please pray Acts 12:5 style that God steps in soon and frustrates their plans for me. Evil men and roaches fear the light (Jn. 3:19) so please help shine the light! I have no might nor power in this battle but I serve a mighty God who does! I have said for years that everyone should obey the law-including the government! That would be wonderful! I love the part of the Lord's prayer where it says, "Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in Heaven!" (Mt. 6) I'm ready for that!
Since the Florida primary is coming Tues I've been asked who I support for Pres. My answer surprises them. I say "Who is running?" There has been no pres of the real united States (nor even an election!) for a lo-o-o-o-o-o-ng time. The dog and pony show we see on TV every 4 years (and what happens Tues in Florida) is to elect a president of the board of directors for a huge private corporation named UNITED STATES but THAT is a lo-o-o-o-ong story! Anyway, I would love to see someone who at least partly understands and attempts to obey the original constitution as ratified in 1791. The only one CLOSE to fitting that category is Ron Paul. I'd ignore the media and the 'republican leadership' and go for him IF I was voting for that corp pres. He understands that the const. is supreme NOT congress, NOT the court, and NOT the pres! (even though all of them took an oath to defend and support it!-maybe they prayed the Kol Nidri prayer? I covered that in a post last year on kenthovindblog.com?). ALL of them are supposed to obey the constitution but none do that I am aware of. Read my doc #365 on 2peter3.com to see the numerous constitutional violations in my case!
Anyway, as the world descends into chaos (planned by the bad guys for centuries and greatly escalating this year I think) stay close to the Lord! This is a great time to win souls and win crowns! (See Rev. 2-3)
As for fixing the problems soon to face us--II Chron. 7:14 provides the ONLY answer I know of! God is waiting for HIS PEOPLE to get right. The problem with America is not the heathen, it is the Christians!
Edmond Burke was right. "All that is needed for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Hmmmm?
KH
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Send Kent Hovind a letter!
Kent Hovind #06452-017
FPC Satellite Camp Florence
P.O. Box 5000
Florence, CO 81226 USA
FPC Satellite Camp Florence
P.O. Box 5000
Florence, CO 81226 USA
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Memories from Aug 2000 Beacroft Backpacking Trip
Later this month, I’ll be going on a backpacking trip in Northern California. I went on the exact same trip eleven years ago, four days after getting married. During that trip, I wrote my wife a long letter which included a few details about the trip. Eleven years later, I just found that letter in a box of memorabilia along with pictures from the trip.
I have removed all the personal subjects and outpourings of love to my wife (which was the majority of the letter) and present here only the details of the hike found in the letter.
August 17, 2000
It’s the evening of the first day of the backpacking trip. If my writing isn’t too good, that’s because it’s getting dark. We did a lot of hard hiking today with some pretty steep uphills and downhills. We had a long way to hike anyway, but then we took a wrong turn that added about 2 extra miles. I really like the strenuous exercise, and I’m having a lot of fun hanging out with Clint, Mike, and Joel. It’s really beautiful here. We’ve seen a lot of bear droppings along the trail, but no bears yet.
Breakfast (me on the left)
Clint
Me
August 18, 2000
The sun is just going down after the second day. We hiked extra today so we can just stay in this cool place where we are all day tomorrow. Then on the last day, we’ll get up early and hike out. We didn’t start backpacking until 1:30 this afternoon, so for the morning, we walked to this great double waterfall with really deep lagoons at the bottom. I can’t even describe how cool it was; you would just have to see pictures of it. We jumped off some really high rocks into the water, which was a little scary the first time, but after that it was cool. The place we’re at today seems to have better and higher rock jumps. We saw a rattlesnake on the way to that place this morning. I think it had about 7 rattles, making it about 7 years old. Then about 200 feet from our current campsite we saw a bear! I told you there were bears out here! I just finished bathing myself with soap in the freezing river water. My beard is starting to grow in nicely; it’s a shame I’ll have to shave it off on Monday so I can go look for a job. We’ve all been getting along well, except I really made my uncle mad with some things I said at lunchtime (of course having to do with the Bible/religion. I love backpacking, and I really want to do it again.
Clint's first jump of the trip
Me swimming
Joel jumping in
Me in the bottom of the waterfall (look closely)
Me in the middle
Now we’re lying on our backs on the rocks looking up at all the bats swarming around. They just woke up now that it’s getting dark. The sky is all just kind of a light solid purple color. I’m getting a little tired of dehydrated foods. I just wish I could have some Burger King right now…
August 19, 2000
I just woke up on day 3. It was a little hard to sleep because we were afraid of that bear getting into our stuff or getting into us. Uncle Mike has been to this place 10-11 times. 5 of those times he’s seen a bear, and 3 of those times someone’s backpack was eaten into or stolen by a bear.
Uncle Mike swan dive (look closely)
3:00pm
We just finished jumping off some 30 foot high rock jumps (we used a rope to measure the height). We found a big pile of fresh bear dung about 35 feet outside our camp. It must have been deposited since yesterday evening, so we moved our camp for tonight down closer to the water. Tonight’s our last night so Clint and I are going to sleep up on some high rocks, just to do something different. The bad guys came by about an hour and a half ago, but luckily we had already put out our campfire that we had cooked our lunch with. They were warning us about how hard our hike out tomorrow will be, but I’m sure they were exaggerating a little.
I call this picture "Joel descends into the pit"
Clint atop the rocks
Well, it’s getting dark on the 3rd night. I’m a little anxious to get home at this point. I’m looking forward to the hard hike out of here tomorrow morning. I just organized my pack for it and burned whatever extra food I had that I know I won’t eat. We’ll be climbing up to a place 3,000 feet higher than we are now.
I have removed all the personal subjects and outpourings of love to my wife (which was the majority of the letter) and present here only the details of the hike found in the letter.
August 17, 2000
It’s the evening of the first day of the backpacking trip. If my writing isn’t too good, that’s because it’s getting dark. We did a lot of hard hiking today with some pretty steep uphills and downhills. We had a long way to hike anyway, but then we took a wrong turn that added about 2 extra miles. I really like the strenuous exercise, and I’m having a lot of fun hanging out with Clint, Mike, and Joel. It’s really beautiful here. We’ve seen a lot of bear droppings along the trail, but no bears yet.
Breakfast (me on the left)
Clint 
MeAugust 18, 2000
The sun is just going down after the second day. We hiked extra today so we can just stay in this cool place where we are all day tomorrow. Then on the last day, we’ll get up early and hike out. We didn’t start backpacking until 1:30 this afternoon, so for the morning, we walked to this great double waterfall with really deep lagoons at the bottom. I can’t even describe how cool it was; you would just have to see pictures of it. We jumped off some really high rocks into the water, which was a little scary the first time, but after that it was cool. The place we’re at today seems to have better and higher rock jumps. We saw a rattlesnake on the way to that place this morning. I think it had about 7 rattles, making it about 7 years old. Then about 200 feet from our current campsite we saw a bear! I told you there were bears out here! I just finished bathing myself with soap in the freezing river water. My beard is starting to grow in nicely; it’s a shame I’ll have to shave it off on Monday so I can go look for a job. We’ve all been getting along well, except I really made my uncle mad with some things I said at lunchtime (of course having to do with the Bible/religion. I love backpacking, and I really want to do it again.
Clint's first jump of the trip 
Me swimming
Joel jumping in 
Me in the bottom of the waterfall (look closely) 
Me in the middleNow we’re lying on our backs on the rocks looking up at all the bats swarming around. They just woke up now that it’s getting dark. The sky is all just kind of a light solid purple color. I’m getting a little tired of dehydrated foods. I just wish I could have some Burger King right now…
August 19, 2000
I just woke up on day 3. It was a little hard to sleep because we were afraid of that bear getting into our stuff or getting into us. Uncle Mike has been to this place 10-11 times. 5 of those times he’s seen a bear, and 3 of those times someone’s backpack was eaten into or stolen by a bear.
Uncle Mike swan dive (look closely) 3:00pm
We just finished jumping off some 30 foot high rock jumps (we used a rope to measure the height). We found a big pile of fresh bear dung about 35 feet outside our camp. It must have been deposited since yesterday evening, so we moved our camp for tonight down closer to the water. Tonight’s our last night so Clint and I are going to sleep up on some high rocks, just to do something different. The bad guys came by about an hour and a half ago, but luckily we had already put out our campfire that we had cooked our lunch with. They were warning us about how hard our hike out tomorrow will be, but I’m sure they were exaggerating a little.
I call this picture "Joel descends into the pit"
Clint atop the rocksWell, it’s getting dark on the 3rd night. I’m a little anxious to get home at this point. I’m looking forward to the hard hike out of here tomorrow morning. I just organized my pack for it and burned whatever extra food I had that I know I won’t eat. We’ll be climbing up to a place 3,000 feet higher than we are now.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
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