The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are infamous even in our wider culture. What exactly do they represent? How does Jesus shed light on this passage in Matthew 24? What is the significance of the seven seals, seven trumpets, and seven bowls in Revelation?

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Jesus calls His followers the salt of the earth and the light of the world. What does this mean for us and what should we be warned about?

1. Christ's Implication...against the World: The World is Decaying and Dark

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For the first time in this Romans series, Scott McAndrew joined Jerry, Josh, and Grant as they discuss the first four verses of what is perhaps the greatest chapter in all of Scripture.

Surely no passage in Revelation has had more ink spilled over its interpretation than "the mark of the beast" and the number 666 in Revelation 13:16-18. What does this passage really refer to in the context of Revelation and in the wider context of Scripture more broadly? The meaning may not be as confusing as you may think.

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There are few commands in all of Scripture more challenging to obey than this one from our Lord. How can we truly rejoice and "leap for joy" (Luke 6:23) when we are persecuted for righteousness' sake? Here are three ways:

1. Rejoice in what your persecutions will do for you (and others) in the present.

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Jerry, Grant, Josh, and Carter cover the last section of Romans 7 concerning the battle Christians fight throughout their lives with indwelling sin.

1. Wives (v 18)

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If the first beast in Revelation 13 represents the totalitarian state and ungodly authority structures in this world, then the second beast represents false religion and deceptive ideology. Some modern day examples are considered of this beast who "had two horns like a lamb and it spoke like a dragon" (13:11).

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Jerry, Grant, and Josh do a great job covering a very challenging part of Romans.

Those who belong to Christ's Kingdom will begin to live out the Beatitudes. As they do, they must expect opposition and persecution. Here are the three points of the message:

1. Why does the world hate real righteousness?

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