In this episode of Luke21, Steve Wood examines Revelation 16 and the pouring out of the seven bowls of God’s wrath, culminating in the final battle of Armageddon. Scripture describes global, catastrophic events—unmatched earthquakes, the collapse of cities and mountains, and the gathering of the nations for war—pointing far beyond a first-century fulfillment.

This teaching connects Revelation 16, 19, and 20 with Ezekiel 38–39, showing they describe one climactic battle at the end of the age, coinciding with the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Steve Wood also explains how demonic deception stirs nations toward war and why Armageddon is ultimately a battle for the Kingship of Christ.

A clear, Scripture-based look at Armageddon, Gog and Magog, and the return of Christ from a Catholic perspective. For more resources, visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com.

In this episode, Steve Wood explores Revelation 15 and the stunning hope revealed at the darkest moment of history. As Satan, the Antichrist, and global deception reach their peak and the final judgments are about to fall, heaven resounds with the Song of Moses and the Song of the Lamb—a victory song proclaiming God’s justice, sovereignty, and triumph.

Connecting Revelation Chapters 13–15 with Matthew 24, this study shows how tribulation, endurance, and worldwide evangelism unfold together under the reign of Jesus Christ - the King of the World.

This episode accompanies episodes 570 and 571 of Faith & Family Bible Study with Steve Wood. For more resources, visit us online at www.BibleforCatholics.com.

In this episode of Luke 21, Steve Wood examines Revelation 14 and the eternal consequences of worshiping the Beast. Addressing modern doubts about hell, judgment, and universal salvation, he shows how Scripture consistently teaches eternal reward and eternal punishment. This episode warns against false reassurance, challenges silent leaders, and calls believers and ministers alike to faithful endurance, courageous truth-telling, and obedience to Christ in the face of deception and cultural pressure.

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In this episode of Luke 21, Steve Wood examines the first of the three end-times messages in Revelation 14:6–7 and explains why it is a critical safeguard against giving allegiance to the Antichrist described in Revelation 13. The central defense, Steve argues, is a clear and unshakable belief in God as Creator.

Drawing from Revelation 14, Matthew 24, and the powerful witness of the martyrs in 2 Maccabees 7, Steve shows how faith in the Creator sustained God’s people under extreme persecution and why this same truth is essential for Christians facing end-times deception. 

This episode challenges parents, educators, and church leaders to teach and explain God as Creator, using both Scripture and modern scientific evidence. 

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In this episode, Steve Wood explores the prophetic imagery of Scripture and asks: are end-times events merely symbolic, or will they unfold in real, tangible ways? Drawing from Revelation, Ezekiel, and other key texts, this episode helps listeners understand how the Church has interpreted biblical prophecy and what it means for the future. To accompany the two episodes exploring this topic, Steve has created a handout to help listeners dive deeper into this topic. For a free download, click here.

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In this episode, Steve Wood continues his study of the book of Revelation. This episode reflects on Revelation 14 and the angel flying in mid-heaven proclaiming the eternal Gospel to the whole world. He discusses the connection between Revelation 13–14 and Matthew 24, including persecution, endurance, and the global spread of the Gospel. 

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Many Christian leaders claim that Luke 21 should be read as purely metaphorical—but is that what Jesus intended? In this episode of Luke21, Steve Wood takes a close look at Luke 21:25–28, challenging the idea that these warnings are “just metaphors.”

Referenced in this episode:

Luke 21:25–28

“Just Metaphors” handout (available under Resources on our website)

Originally Aired 10/24/2024

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In this special re-air of Episode 489 of Luke21, Steve Wood reflects on the cultural and spiritual shockwaves following the martyrdom of Charlie Kirk. What some saw as an attempt to sever a generation from God has instead ignited a movement—a modern “Great Awakening” among young people who are hungry for truth, returning to church, and opening the Bible in record numbers.

Rather than focusing solely on the political ramifications, Steve emphasizes the deeper cultural and spiritual awakening that is unfolding, as young people begin to recognize the significance of Kirk's sacrifice in their relationship with God. He discusses the notion that this event may serve as a catalyst, igniting a flood of faith and a return to spiritual roots amidst a world increasingly seeking to sever ties with the divine.

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Continuing the study of the Book of Revelation, Steve Wood turns to Revelation chapter 14, where Scripture presents a powerful contrast between the faithful and the unfaithful.

After examining Revelation 13, which describes the Antichrist’s imposition of the mark of the beast (666) on those who follow him, this episode focuses on God’s response. In Revelation 14, we meet the 144,000, who are marked on their foreheads—not with the mark of the beast, but with the name of God. Steve also explains the meaning of the eternal gospel proclaimed to the whole world.

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In this episode of Luke21, Steve Wood examines Revelation 13 and the rise of the Beast’s global economic system, where no one can buy or sell without the mark. Steve explains how Scripture points to the Antichrist as a world ruler, the role of the false prophet, and the use of economic and technological control to force allegiance.

Drawing on biblical prophecy, modern global movements, and Church teaching, this episode warns how economic collapse, debt, and calls for global unity could prepare the world to accept a new world order—while faithful Christians face increasing pressure, exclusion, and persecution.

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