Many people didn’t learn end-times theology through careful study. They absorbed it through fear.
In this opening episode of Season 4: The End Without Fear— What Jesus Actually Said About the End Times, the season begins by naming the foundational lie that shaped much modern end-times teaching: that God is angry, the world is disposable, fear is wisdom, and faith means preparing to escape instead of learning how to stay present.
This episode explores how fear-based theology was formed, why urgency replaced trust, and how popular interpretations trained believers to expect disappearance, destruction, and abandonment rather than restoration.
Listeners are invited to examine the emotional and spiritual impact of these teachings, especially how anxiety, hypervigilance, and survival-focused faith were often mistaken for devotion.
By returning to the broader arc of Scripture, this episode reframes “the end” not as God losing patience with creation, but as God refusing to let violence, empire, and injustice have the final word.
This is not an episode about predicting timelines. It is an episode about creating safety, dismantling inherited fear, and beginning the process of unlearning what was never rooted in Jesus.