It appears exactly once in the Bible. Just a handful of verses in Revelation 20. And yet the Millennium has sparked one of the longest running debates in church history — Pre, Amillennial, or Post, which view actually holds up?In this live study we're laying all three views on the table — where they come from, what they get right, and the questions each one still has to answer. No straw men. No cheap shots. Just honest Bible study.So — Pre, A, or Post? Who ya got?

In this live episode we walk through the foundational terms and framework you need to understand Bible prophecy.No debates. No overcomplication.Just clear, grounded explanations to help you make sense of what you’re reading.If you’ve ever felt lost when people start talking about the end times—this is where you start.

What if Easter isn’t just about the resurrection… but about the end of an age?In this live show, we’re walking through the final week of Jesus’ life—not just as a series of events, but as a turning point in redemptive history. From the Triumphal Entry to the Temple cleansing, from the Olivet Discourse to the cross, we’ll explore how everything Jesus did was pointing to something bigger than most people realize.Was Jesus predicting the end of the world… or the end of something else?We’ll connect the dots between:The fig tree and the TempleThe Olivet Discourse and judgment language“My kingdom is not of this world”The ascension and Christ’s reignJudgment vs. the second comingWhat “the end of the age” actually meansThis isn’t about hype or headlines—it’s about reading the text carefully and letting Scripture interpret Scripture.

Rather than treating Revelation as a modern end-times prediction, we examine the historical world of the first-century Roman Empire and the pressures faced by early Christians.Topics covered in this episode include:• The First Beast — Rome and imperial power• The Second Beast — the imperial cult and enforced emperor worship• How the mark of the beast functioned in Roman society• Trade guilds, economic pressure, and loyalty to Caesar• Why Revelation’s warnings made sense to first-century Christians

Was Revelation written before 70 AD or under Domitian?Did Jesus predict something that already happened — or something still to come?Tonight we’re pressure-testing the toughest eschatology texts without panic, hype, or fear-based theology.

In this episode of Kelvin’s Faith Unfiltered, Kelvin sits down with Christian presuppositional apologist Eli Ayala to discuss the Transcendental Argument for God (TAG), the strongest objections critics raise against it, and why his debate with Dan Barker ultimately came down to worldviews.

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So what does biblical counseling actually look like?In this episode, I talk with Joe Hussung about misconceptions, pitfalls, how it compares to secular therapy, and why listening well might be the most powerful tool a Christian has.Practical. Honest. Real life.

Welcome to Part 2 of my conversation with paleontologist Dr. Marcus Ross. In Part 1 we talked predictions, misconceptions, and the obstacles young-earth scientists face. Now we go inside baseball.In this episode we explore:What is the emerging “New Creationist” movement?What real progress has been made in recent years?Why does all of this matter for Christians watching the origins debate from the outside?This isn’t just “creation vs. evolution.” It’s a look at the internal conversation—where humility, hard questions, and real data shape the future of the field.

In this two-part conversation, I sit down with Dr. Marcus Ross, paleontologist and young-earth creation scientist, to talk honestly about what young-earth science actually is—and what it isn’t.In Part 1, we focus on the big questions many people never hear answered:What’s the biggest misconception about young-earth scientists?Can young-earth creation really make testable predictions?What are some concrete examples where the model expects certain results?What obstacles—scientific, academic, and cultural—stand in the way?Whether you’re skeptical, curious, or already sympathetic to young-earth views, this episode is meant to slow things down, ask real questions, and actually listen to someone doing the work.Cornerstone Educational Supplies - https://cornerstone-edsupply.com/Defending the Historical Adam And Eve Book - https://cornerstone-edsupply.com/collections/dvds-gift-ideas/products/perspectives-on-the-historical-adam-and-eveBrand & Chadwick's bioturbation paper - https://newcreation.blog/new-creation-studies/

In Part 2 of my conversation with Pastor Mike Terry from Parkside Church – Green, we go even deeper into the real challenges facing families today. Kids are growing up in a digital world full of pressure, distraction, and confusion—and parents feel increasingly unprepared to guide them through it.At the center of it all is one truth: the gospel is still the answer.The gospel shapes identity, restores families, and anchors kids in a world desperate for clarity and hope.If you care about raising the next generation to know and follow Jesus, this conversation matters.#christianparents #RaisingKidsInCulture #GospelCenteredHomes #ShareThisMessage #christiancommunity