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In this episode, Rob and Tim discuss what Jesus says to the church at Sardis. Except for a small remnant of people, things do not look good in Sardis. Rob and Tim show how this church mirrors a similar time period in the Old Testament, where things also did not look good.
In this episode Rob and Tim discuss the fourth church mentioned in the Revelation of John. As they have shown, the churches have thus far tracked with specific time periods of the Old Testament. Thyatira is no different. Listen in as Rob and Tim look back to provide a biblical context as well as apply the message to Thyatira to the church today.
In this episode Rob and Tim continue their discussion through the churches in Revelation. They look at the church of Pergamum, drawing Old Testament connections that need to be seen, as well as making practical applications for the church today.
In this episode, Rob and Tim discuss the words that Jesus spoke to the church at Smyrna, a church that was enduring tremendous persecution. Perhaps the words to this church can help the church today live as faithful exiles in a fallen world.
In this episode, Rob and Tim discuss Jesus' words to the church in Ephesus. This church gets an overall good grade, but also received a strong warning in that they had abandoned the love they had at the beginning. Might churches today receive a similar warning?
In this episode Rob and Tim discuss the glorious vision of the Son of Man found in Revelation 1.
In this episode, Rob and Tim discuss the first few verses of the book of Revelation. What does it mean that John refers to this book as an "apocalypse."? What did it mean for the original listeners? What does it mean for us today? These are all things that are discussed in this week's episode. Enjoy!
Resource: Street Lights Bible
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Music by Tim Hare
In this episode Rob and Tim lay some of the foundation work for studying Revelation. They stress the importance of being familiar with the OT as one reads through the book. They also discuss the differing interpretive methods that people employ in reading the Revelation, and they provide the method that they agree with, and will be using, as they walk through the book.
We know that many will disagree with the approach that we take, but we hope that these episodes can still serve you well in your own personal study of Revelation.
Resource: Bible Rundown
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Music by Tim Hare
In this episode Rob and Tim discuss the last three chapters of Genesis. Jacob dies, but before he does, he pronounces blessing (or curses) upon each of his sons. The most significant of these blessings is the one given to Judah. One will come from his lineage who will be a king, and will bring deliverance to his people. Rob and Tim also discuss some of the last words of Joseph, who has come to understanding of God's sovereignty, and how he has worked all things for good, despite the evil intentions of the heart of man. GET READY FOR REVELATION!
Music by Tim Hare
In this episode Rob and Tim discuss Genesis 46-47. They have an "intense" debate surrounding the significance of gentile nations who bless the people of God, and who receive a blessing in return. Does this continue to happen today? Or was it something that was unique to the people of Israel under the old covenant? Listen in, and let us know who you think is right!
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Theme Song: King of the Mountain by Erskin Anavitarte
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Interlude/Concluding Music: Zayin (Part of the Psalm 119 Album) by Poor Bishop Hooper
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