No Other Gods

The team meets up with an eccentric world-religion professor working on an historical documentary titled “No Other Gods”. His objective is to get to the root of what’s behind false gods and religions and tear down strongholds that stand in the way of the Gospel of Jesus Christ Following Dr Brady’s bold request to help him complete a project of a lifetime, the team prayerfully accepts his invitation and prepares for an extraordinary world adventure!

Science Topics
  • False teaching of animism
  • The flawed philosophy of the Epicureans
  • The fallacy of omnism and religious pluralism
  • No laws of nature can thwart God’s supernatural power
Faith-Building Takeaways
  • There’s only one true God (Exodus 20:1-3)
  • The Gospel is the power of God for salvation (Romans 1:16)
  • We make our plans, but God directs our steps (Proverbs 16:9)
  • Be steadfast and immovable in doing the work of the Lord (1 Cor. 15:58)

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No Other Gods

4-CD Series Pack


Features Include
  • Includes all 4 CDs of the Series
  • Compatiable with All CD Players
  • Studio Quality Sound
Wise King Media Audio · Jonathan Park: No Other Gods - Audio Sample

Does your family understand why Christianity is uniquely different from all other false religions?

Learn why it’s important to know how to “pull down strongholds” and “cast out arguments” that blind people from the truth of God’s Word.

This action-packed Series is a fun way to learn about being a bold ambassador for Jesus in cultures all around the world.

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Mama of MANY!
Review from a 13 year old and her younger sisters

We love going on these audio adventures that have a biblical perspective and include Jonathan and his friends. My sisters and I love to listen to this whenever we have free time. We also listen to it during lunch, while playing with toys. We listen daily to one of the Jonathan Park CD Series. We listen to the series so many times, that we have started using quotes from the Jonathan Park series with each other.

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Eden Nahirny
Fine

I feel like There needs more gushy stuff like when will Jonathen learn to like and love Jsse

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Mishelle Pagels

Keep the series going! We enjoy them!

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Lindy Waskosky

No Other Gods

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Phoebe H
Thoughts from an Old Fan

First of all, let me say that I've been a huge JP fan since I was about 9 (and I'm 18 now). I've loved the original albums for years, but I was extremely disappointed by the first new adventure that came out in 2017 (Digging Deeper) and decided not to buy any of the other new albums. Then last Christmas, my dad surprised me by giving me No Other Gods and The One True God. I just finished listening to it and I will say that it's WAY better than Digging Deeper. I'm afraid most of my analysis will sound negative, but I'm biased in favor of the old albums! :)

Characters: Dr. Brady is a little unbelievable, he's almost TOO much of a character at times. Really, going around in war paint or a toga? Doesn't sound very professor-like. :) And his enthusiasm can get a little annoying, but I did get to like him better as the story went on. I REALLY miss the old Kendall Park (Frank Montenegro) but I don't mind the new one, I just wish he would do more of the actual teaching like he did in the old albums. I really appreciate that Jessie is no longer hyper and food-oriented, she just gets a little too emotional at times. Stelle can be a bit hard to understand, but I totally LOVE British accents. Jonathan is . . . classic Jonathan. Honestly, I find Isaac annoying. I get that he's supposed to be the comic relief, but he's too comical, like in the part where the rest are discussing omnism and he keeps interrupting about dumb omelets. I mean come on!! And his crush on the Israeli girl is just bleh. Dr. Kliner makes a good sinister villain, he's just also kind of hard to understand. Cecil is funny - I love a funny bad guy henchman - but he too can get a little too goofy. One note I would make is that sometimes it's hard to tell who's talking, is it Dr. Brady or Kendall or Jonathan? And I miss the rest of the old team.

Plot/Action: It took a while for the plot to really start going places, and while some of the events are kind of unlikely, so were a lot in the original albums. :) Some of the action is confusing to figure out what's going on, because all you hear is a lot of noise. In the old albums, the characters would often sort of narrate what was going on (like "oh they're still behind us") which made it a lot easier to follow. I think there's a little too much huffing and puffing and grunting (especially in the first two cds) which can get annoying.

Content: So the focus of the story is comparing religions/evangelization, but I'm honestly not seeing a lot of explanation of it so far. I'm hoping there will be more of it in the next album because that's something important that I would like to learn about. Also I can't tell if the King James Version is used for the Scripture quotations but that was something I really liked about the old stories. But I will say this, I definitely appreciate that there isn't any language like there was in Digging Deeper.

And the cliffhanger . . . REALLY bad place to end the story! It's as bad as the way J.R.R. Tolkien ends The Two Towers, with Frodo being captured and dragged off by orcs. I realize the point is to make people want to buy the next album, but still.

Again, I'm sorry if I sound super negative - I mean it as constructive criticism, and I really did like it well enough. I would probably enjoy it more if I was completely new to JP, but as it is I can't help comparing it to the original albums I know and love so well. :) Still though, it's an interesting story and I am looking forward to starting the next one!