https://youtu.be/3zUi_CX0ZCU Hell, aka the Lake that burns with fire and brimstone, will certainly be hot. But it will NOT be the hottest place in eternity. There is a place that will logically, scientifically, and Biblically be hotter. That place is HEAVEN!! How can Heaven be hotter than Hell, and what is the true nature of the torment that those in Hell will experience? We'll talk about it on this week's episode.

https://youtu.be/dtKVo5h8C70 The concept of Hell is not only a foundational doctrine of Christianity, it is readily accepted by most religions to some degree, and even by those who claim to be atheists. The reason for this is that EVERYONE believes in justice, and that is ultimately what Hell is all about. But whenever a doctrinal concept becomes a part of popular culture, it becomes rife with myths and false narratives. In this episode, we examine what Hell is and just as importantly, what it is NOT.

https://youtu.be/hOJajP0WtBw The "Millennium" represents the 7th so-called "dispensation" - an era in which God deals with humanity under specified circumstances to show that His plan for our redemption is the only one that will work. During the Millennium, mankind will have everything they CLAIM they have wanted from the beginning to be happy - perfect peace, perfect government, perfect provision, perfect community, and perfect justice. AND PEOPLE WILL ABSOLUTELY HATE IT!!!!!! What is the purpose of the Millennium (and all the dispensations for that matter), and why will the Millennium prove once and for all that humanity will NEVER choose to be like God on their own, no matter what the external circumstances may be? We will explore these questions on this week's episode.

https://youtu.be/1raP_ZcK2nQ The Millennium will be 1000 years of Jesus physically ruing the world from His throne in Jerusalem. It is the Kingdom that God promised Abraham. The Kingdom that the Jews have been waiting for since the Old Testament times. It will be a time of perfect peace and provision. One of the most significant periods of human history. Yet there are several so-called Christian groups that refuse to take this period literally, despite the Bible making it blatantly clear. What is the Millennium, and what will it be like? We discuss it on this week's episode

https://youtu.be/TdH2dsukohk The Gog and Magog conflict in Ezekiel 38 and 39 is one of the most documented events in all of eschatology. It is an end-times event in which a coalition of nations led by an entity called "Gog" invades a peaceful Israel to take plunder but they are thoroughly defeated by Jehovah. Most commentators believe that this battle pits a Russian-led army against Israel, but this point of view focuses mostly on the physical and ignored the more important spiritual aspects. A careful examination of scripture (and logic) disputes the Russian angle. When does this event take place and how is it positioned in relation to the events of Revelation? We discuss this topic on this week's episode.

Armageddon is the end of the Tribulation and the end of the rule of evil on the earth. It features the climatic and long-awaited return of Jesus as the Conquering King. But how does Armageddon play out? - Why is Jesus' robe spattered with blood? - What is the Antichrist's final ploy? - How are the enemies of God destroyed? - What is the mystery of the 4 TRILLION gallons of blood? All this and more will be answered in this week's episode https://youtu.be/CQtjJT5KtCA

https://youtu.be/pDL2MFmP56o Armageddon is the climax of the period of time referred to as the Tribulation - the last 7 years of human/demonic rule on earth. Armageddon is so well known that it has become as much a part of pop culture as it has a Biblical event - which means there is a mixture of secular and religious myths, mixed in with the truth. In this episode, we look at 10 myths about Armageddon

https://youtu.be/VmCPn-Gs0KQ The last four Bowl Judgements complete the Wrath of God. We take our usual deep dive into the subject matter and examine some of the most interesting aspects, such as: - Why is the sun referred to as "him" during the heat plague? - Why does the plague of darkness cause pain? - What's significant about the river Euphrates drying up? - How does the plague of giant hail relate to the Levitical law agist idolatry? Next up - Armageddon!

https://youtu.be/ZaPEXocwphw Jehovah is a God of justice so His judgment must eventually be poured out on a world that has committed incredible injustices over the millennia. The Bible speaks in vivid terms about the wrath of God throughout the Old and New Testaments, and it finally occurs during the last days of the so-called Tribulation. But what is the "Wrath of God"? How long does it occur? Who is this wrath meant for and how does God feel about releasing it? Would it surprise you to know that issuing judgment is probably God's LEAST favorite thing to do? We'll discuss it in this week's episode

https://youtu.be/OYwKRtWJysE In Revelation 18, God finally judges Babylon the Great. In this passage, Babylon is not just a physical city, but the system of economic and governmental control used by men and spiritual entities to rule the world for thousands of years. This is not the same as the judgment in the last chapter - which was focused on religion and the spiritual. This judgment is on the physical kingdom of wealth, power, and subjugation which has kept men in bondage since the time of babel. God will end this system once and for all, and all the evil of the world will weep as the wealth men have worshipped over the centuries is rendered worthless. We'll discuss this and more in this week's episode.