God's Grace Revealed in Feasts: Eschatological Feasts, Part 1, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. There is a theme found throughout the Bible where feasts are occasions for salvation of some and judgment of others. They have eschatological implications. David's unexpected kindness to Mephibosheth illustrates God's grace to undeserving sinners. (duration 00:32:16)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 10, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. In Invading Babylon Lance Wallnau claims that we are kings right now, ruling over the human and demonic realm. Bob and Eric clearly demonstrate that this is the role of Christ and that we reign with Christ after He returns. (duration 00:30:32)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 9, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bob and Eric show the problems with doctrine that is built upon extra biblical revelation and the moralism of the Seven Mountain Mandate. They also discuss Philippians 3:20, showing that our citizenship is in heaven as we await the coming of the Lord. (duration 00:33:45)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 8, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bob and Eric continue their discussion of the postmillennialist misuse of the Lord's Prayer. They show that the Lord's Prayer tells us to depend on the Lord who rescues us both now and in the future. (duration 00:31:50)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 7, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bill Johnson uses the Lord's Prayer to support the Seven Mountain Mandate and his postmillennial claims. Bob and Eric show that Matthew 6:9-10 is a prayer for the return of Christ, asking Him to vindicate the holiness of His name. (duration 00:32:16)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 6, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bill Johnson uses Luke 19:13 to support his claim that we must "occupy" until Christ comes. He claims we are to be like a military and invade. We show that "occupy" in Luke 19 means to do business or trade. We're to be about Christ's business to preach... (duration 00:33:35)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 5, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bob and Eric refute the claim that we will transform the kingdoms of this world as we invade the systems of society to establish Christ's kingdom. They show that the message of the New Testament is rescue from the coming judgment through conversion. (duration 00:31:19)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 4, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bill Johnson uses the parable of the leaven to support his dominion theology. Bob and Eric discuss the text in Matthew 13 and show that the path is narrow in every generation, and Christ's kingdom is being built as people are converted. (duration 00:32:22)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 3, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bill Johnson claims that we must invade the "seven realms of society" to bring about the Kingdom. Bob and Eric show that it is Jesus who invades when He returns for His Church, pours out His wrath upon the world, and establishes His Kingdom. (duration 00:32:22)

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A Critique of the Seven Mountain Mandate, Part 2, presented by Bob DeWaay and Eric Douma. Bob and Eric reject the postmillennial claim that we must establish dominion before Christ returns. They show that the kingdom comes through conversion alone. They cite Scripture to prove that our dominion happens after Christ returns. (duration 00:36:45)

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