Darren M. Thompson

I have been interviewed by the following nationally syndicated talk show hosts about my book, "Living in the Age of the Ram and the Goat":

-Dr. Laurie Roth

-Ronn Allen, "News and Views" Program, IRN/USA Network

-Bob Dutko

-Dr. Bill Deagle

I have also been interviewed about the book on these radio stations:

-WDRC (Hartford,CT)

-KSAL (Salina,KS)

-KGAB (Cheyenne,WY)

I have been writing books about the Old Testament and Prophecy since 2004. I am a chemical engineer and rocket scientist by trade. I deeply enjoy studying the Bible and have taught Sunday School classes to virtually every age group you can imagine for the last twenty years. Deborah and I have been married about 26 years and my two children, Sean and Sarah, attend the University of Alabama. I am a graduate of Auburn University (War Eagle!).

I finished writing my first book, "The Fourth Day: Why the Bible is Historically Accurate" in 2006 and I decided that the next book I would write about would be about prophecy. I decided to write about Daniel's vision of the ram and the goat because I have thought for a long time that his vision seemed to describe things that are happening now in the Middle East.

I think the title of my book says it all : "Living in the Age of the Ram and the Goat". I believe we are literally living through the fulfillment of Daniel's vision of the ram and the goat. Those people that I know who have read the book have been surprised at how well the book has seemed to describe the direction of events in the Persian Gulf as they unfold.

Every time I write a book it requires a great deal of time and energy to digest the information that is transmitted to the written page. Doing the research is fun (the writing is work!). I learn so much from the process of research, that is what I enjoy most.

My favorite speakers: Ravi Zecharias, Josh McDowell, Tony Evans, Erwin Lutzer and David Jeremiah. My favorite reference: Evidence that Demands a Verdict. I use Spiros Zhodiates set of word study books every time I study.