This episode explores the theological and historical perspectives on hell, its development in Christian thought, and its role in spiritual warfare. It delves into the nature of hell, its portrayal as a punishment rather than Satan's domain, and the misconceptions surrounding it. We examine how biblical references and historical interpretations have influenced beliefs about hell and Satan’s realm, addressing topics such as spiritual oppression, principalities, and the importance of a well-rounded theology of divine judgment.

Hosts: Joshua Abrego, PhD, and Morgan Ellis M.Div.

00:00:00 - History and development of hell in Christian thought.

00:06:00 - Hell as Satan’s "headquarters" and the influence of works like Dante’s Inferno.

00:13:00 - Common misconceptions: Is Satan really in control of hell?

00:20:00 - Biblical perspectives on hell and Jesus’s teachings.

00:27:00 - Misunderstandings in Pentecostal preaching about hell’s agency.

00:34:00 - Distinguishing hell as a place of punishment and Satan's role as "god of this world".

00:41:00 - Impact of a theology of hell on understanding salvation and grace.

00:48:00 - Principalities and powers: Exploring Satan’s kingdom and its earthly influence.

00:55:00 - Spiritual warfare and the believer's authority.

01:02:00 - Understanding oppression versus possession for Christians.

01:09:00 - Concluding thoughts on living with a healthy fear of God and gratitude for salvation.