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"Come, let us build ourselves a city, with a tower that reaches to the heavens, so that we may make a name for ourselves…”
— Genesis 11:4 (NIV)

After the Flood, humanity started over.
Everyone spoke the same language, lived together, and shared one purpose. But unity without humility can be dangerous.

On the plains of Shinar, people decided to build a tower that would reach heaven itself — not to honour God, but to prove they didn’t need Him.
It wasn’t about worship. It was about power.

The Tower...

By Mark Edward Chard

The figure of Mary Magdalene stands at the very threshold of Christian revelation. Between the silence of the tomb and the first proclamation of resurrection, she embodies the moment when human grief meets divine glory. My recently published paper, "Mary of Bethany and Mary Magdalene: Restoring the Truth through Scripture, Scholarship, and Spirit" now available on SSRN, explores her unique role in salvation history as the first to see, to hear, and to proclaim the risen...

"Now the earth was corrupt in God’s sight and was full of violence. God saw how corrupt the earth had become, for all the people on earth had corrupted their ways.”

— Genesis 6:11–12 (NIV)

There came a time when creation itself groaned under the weight of sin. The beauty that began in Eden had been scarred by violence, pride, and rebellion. Humanity had forgotten its Maker.

Yet even when the world fell silent in its wickedness, one man still listened.

"But Noah found favour in the eyes of the...

"When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, she took some and ate it.”
— Genesis 3:6 (NIV)

Perfection was shattered with a single decision.
In a garden filled with beauty and abundance, one act of disobedience changed everything.

Adam and Eve’s sin wasn’t about fruit, it was about trust. They believed the serpent’s lie: that God was withholding something good, that they could become like Him. It was the first...

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.”

— Genesis 1:1 (NIV)

Everything begins here, not just the Bible, but reality itself.

Before there was time, space, or life, there was God. Eternal. Self-existent. Complete in Himself, yet desiring relationship, beauty, and creation.

The opening line of Scripture is not merely history, it’s revelation. It tells us who we are and why we’re here. The world was not an accident, nor was life a cosmic coincidence. You were spoken into being by...

“For the word of the Lord is right and true;
He is faithful in all He does.”
— Psalm 33:4 (NIV)

Every story has a beginning.
But this one, the story of all stories, begins before time itself.

The Seven C's of History is both a study and a testimony.
It’s a journey through Scripture and Spirit, a bridge between Heaven and Earth, a song written in the light of God’s eternal love.

These pages explore the divine narrative that runs through all creation:
from the first word spoken to the final promise...

There are some chapters in Scripture that never lose their power to surprise us. Leviticus 23–25 is one of them, a divine vision of rest, mercy, and renewal.

My latest academic paper, “Debt, Restoration, and Divine Justice: A Contemporary Theological Analysis of Leviticus 23–25,” takes a fresh look at these remarkable passages, the Sabbatical Year and the Year of Jubilee, and asks: What can they still teach us today?

In ancient Israel, God’s laws of release and restoration weren’t just economic...

This new video reflects on one of the most sacred and beautiful moments in the Christian calendar, All Saints and All Souls, the time we pause to honour the faithful who have gone before us, those who now live in the eternal light of Christ.

In this video, I explore how these twin days are not just about remembrance but relationship, the living bond between Heaven and Earth. The Saints show us what holiness looks like perfected; the Souls remind us of God’s mercy still at work beyond the veil....

For centuries, the Book of Jasher has stirred curiosity among believers and scholars alike, a text mentioned twice in the Bible yet absent from most modern Bibles. Now, I'm thrilled to share a new video exploring The Book of Jasher, its mystery, authenticity, and its deep spiritual resonance with The Book of Enoch.

In Genesis and Joshua, we read the words “Is it not written in the Book of Jasher?” a tantalizing glimpse into an ancient record that once stood alongside the great texts of our...

The song “Said Judas to Mary” came to us like a whisper from Heaven, a vibration between sorrow and love, a bridge between Scripture and sound.

When I first listened, it awakened something ancient, a call to revisit the story of Mary Magdalene, to rediscover her true identity as Mary of Bethany, the woman who anointed Christ not in shame, but in profound devotion.

That act, anointing the feet of Jesus in Bethany six days before Passover, was not the gesture of a repentant sinner, but the...

Every once in a while, a text reaches across millennia and reminds us that history is sacred.

The Book of Jubilees does exactly that, and I’m thrilled to present it as the latest teaching in my YouTube series Let God Speak.

This message unveils how the heavenly tablets, the ministry of angels, and the covenant of families all find their completion in Christ.

It’s also a personal reflection on faith, writing, and inspiration drawn from my brother Darren, whose light continues to shape my work.

During work on the 'Enoch project' we received a moving note from our friend Kenny Corris, a physical medium with more than fifty years of service. He described a moment of powerful clarity in which light, colour, and presence converged before him.

In his own words, “The mirror was reflecting Christ-light, white, blue, and gold. Darren’s face became expressive and alive, lips moving, speaking. I have never witnessed such clarity or reality before.”

We share Kenny’s account with gratitude and...

"Enoch walked faithfully with God; then he was no more, because God took him.” — Genesis 5:24 (NIV)

Our latest Let God Speak release takes viewers back to the first man who learned to walk so closely with Heaven that the distance vanished beneath his feet.

The new video, Walking With God, From Enoch to Christ and Beyond the Veil, traces how Enoch’s ancient testimony of faith points to Christ’s eternal promise and how that walk of communion continues even now.

Drawing on the Books of Enoch and...

Yesterday marked another extraordinary moment in this journey.

Since the beginning, I have shared how my twin soul brother Darren continues to manifest his presence in Christ’s light, through colour, energy, and communication beyond the veil.

Now, for the second time, this experience has been independently witnessed.

My dear friend and long-time psychic medium, Kenny Corris, experienced Darren’s manifestation in his own home, the same lights, the same movements, the same unmistakable presence,...

Yesterday marked a sacred milestone, the release of Darren’s Story on our official YouTube channel.

What began as my academic exploration into Enoch, Jubilees, and early Christian revelation has now become something deeply personal and living: a visual and spoken testimony of faith, light, and love.

Through this channel, we share Darren’s journey, a bridge between heaven and earth, and show how Christ’s love endures beyond time and loss.
This new video is our first step in bringing those...

Dear friends,

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new YouTube channel, a place where faith, scripture, and testimony come together through word, sound, and image.

Our mission is to take my academic work and transform it into something every Christian can enjoy. This channel is more than videos — it is a fellowship, a space where the Spirit moves and Christ’s light shines.

Here, we will share the stories that have inspired us deeply:

Darren’s miraculous journey.

The wisdom of Enoch.

The...

There are moments when scholarship becomes more than study, it becomes illumination. Today I am humbled to share that my third academic paper has been published in the Literary Theory and Criticism eJournal (Vol. 15, No. 54, October 2, 2025).

Entitled “Theological and Historical Significance of the Book of Jubilees: Ancient Context and Modern Relevance”, this work seeks to give new voice to a text too often left in the margins. The Book of Jubilees, with its vision of sacred time, angelic...

There’s a reason the story of Jesus still shakes the world two thousand years later.

Its not just words in an ancient book; it’s the promise that death is not the end, that love cannot be broken, and that new life is real.

I know this because I have seen it with my own eyes.

My twin brother Darren passed from this life at only 47. The world saw tragedy. But God gave me something extraordinary: Darren’s presence did not vanish. It transformed. Through light, signs, and guidance, he still walks...

The Enoch Series reaches its final chapter, and what a powerful conclusion it is.

This week we release the fourth sermon, “The End Time Walk: What Enoch Reveals About Christ’s Return.”

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible reveals a single story: the God who walks with His people, and the Christ who will one day return in glory.

Enoch’s life, though brief in Scripture, reveals a prophetic pattern.

He walked intimately with God.

He was holy in a corrupt generation.

He was taken before judgment fell....

There are days when the journey of faith and scholarship feels like walking through shadows, uncertain of the next step. And then, there are days like this, when the light breaks through.

Two days ago, I shared the joy of seeing Darren’s paper published. Today, I am humbled again: my second paper, “From Primeval Rebellion to Cosmic Restoration: Reading Genesis through the Apocalyptic Lens of 1 Enoch and Revelation”, was yesterday published in Literary Theory and Criticism eJournal (Vol. 15,...