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Living Water Ministries' Podcast

This video podcast is produced by the Office of Adventist Mission

Adventist Mission Video Podcast (English)

TeoBytes es un podcast sobre el quehacer teológico, es decir, el estudio de las cosas o hechos relacionados con Dios en los tiempos de las redes informáticas. Los tiempos de las redes informáticas evocan la vida de la Iglesia en la posmodernidad. Este podcast tiene la intención de tratar temas de interés para el clero y el liderato de la Iglesia, promoviendo la educación y la reflexión sobre los mismos.

TeoBytes es un podcast sobre el quehacer teológico, es decir, el estudio de las cosas o hechos relacionados con Dios en los tiempos de las redes informáticas. Los tiempos de las redes informáticas evocan la vida de la Iglesia en la posmodernidad. Este podcast tiene la intención de tratar temas de interés para el clero y el liderato de la Iglesia, promoviendo la educación y la reflexión sobre los mismos.

TeoBytes

LDS Addiction Recovery Program

Each week on the Heights Church Podcast, you'll hear conversations from our communicators to help you get practical, relevant, biblical perspectives on topics that matter to you.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.heightschurch.com">www.heightschurch.com.</a>

Each week on the Heights Church Podcast, you'll hear conversations from our communicators to help you get practical, relevant, biblical perspectives on topics that matter to you. www.heightschurch.com.

Each week on the Heights Church Podcast, you'll hear conversations from our communicators to help you get practical, relevant, biblical perspectives on topics that matter to you.<a href="https://www.heightschurch.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">www.heightschurch.com.</a>

Heights Church

These are selected sermons delivered by Buckner Fanning over his 42 year ministry at Trinity Baptist Church in San Antonio, TX.

Buckner Fanning Sermons

Sermon audio from Apostles Church Uptown in NYC.

Apostles Church Uptown

Selected homilies, presentations, and talks of Fr. Christopher Stanish, Pastor of St. Teresa of Avila in Valparaiso, Indiana.

Your Faith with Fr. Chris Stanish

What is it that makes us want to read the last chapter of a book first? For some reason, many people begin reading the Bible with the book of Revelation; but this is a serious mistake. This book plunges you into a confusing array of dragons and trumpets and vials and seals, with many amazing sights and sounds and visions. A person starting here might well throw the whole Bible away in frustration, unable to make head nor tail of it.

It is very significant that the book of Revelation is the last book of the Bible. And if you have read the rest of the Bible before you come to Revelation, you will be much better equipped to understand the climax of the entire revelation of God to his people.

Nevertheless, the reason many have difficulty in understanding this book lies not only in interpreting the symbols, but also in failing to take note of the suggestions that are given in the first eight verses. If you read these verses carefully and thoughtfully, you will have a tremendous key to this book. They are like certain introductory remarks often found on the title page of a book, and if you read them that way, you will be greatly helped. The title of the book is the first line:

<blockquote>The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him.. (Revelation 1:1a RSV)

</blockquote>Notice that it is not &quot;the revelations,&quot; plural. The book is all about Jesus Christ, and it is his self-revelation: it was given to him by God the Father to reveal to his servants. The purpose of it is in the next line:

<blockquote>...to show to his servants what must soon take place... (Revelation 1:1b RSV)

</blockquote>

What is it that makes us want to read the last chapter of a book first? For some reason, many people begin reading the Bible with the book of Revelation; but this is a serious mistake. This book plunges you into a confusing array of dragons and trumpets and vials and seals, with many amazing sights and sounds and visions. A person starting here might well throw the whole Bible away in frustration, unable to make head nor tail of it. It is very significant that the book of Revelation is the last book of the Bible. And if you have read the rest of the Bible before you come to Revelation, you will be much better equipped to understand the climax of the entire revelation of God to his people. Nevertheless, the reason many have difficulty in understanding this book lies not only in interpreting the symbols, but also in failing to take note of the suggestions that are given in the first eight verses. If you read these verses carefully and thoughtfully, you will have a tremendous key to this book. They are like certain introductory remarks often found on the title page of a book, and if you read them that way, you will be greatly helped. The title of the book is the first line: The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him.. (Revelation 1:1a RSV) Notice that it is not "the revelations," plural. The book is all about Jesus Christ, and it is his self-revelation: it was given to him by God the Father to reveal to his servants. The purpose of it is in the next line: ...to show to his servants what must soon take place... (Revelation 1:1b RSV)

What is it that makes us want to read the last chapter of a book first? For some reason, many people begin reading the Bible with the book of Revelation; but this is a serious mistake. This book plunges you into a confusing array of dragons and trumpets and vials and seals, with many amazing sights and sounds and visions. A person starting here might well throw the whole Bible away in frustration, unable to make head nor tail of it.

It is very significant that the book of Revelation is the last book of the Bible. And if you have read the rest of the Bible before you come to Revelation, you will be much better equipped to understand the climax of the entire revelation of God to his people.

Nevertheless, the reason many have difficulty in understanding this book lies not only in interpreting the symbols, but also in failing to take note of the suggestions that are given in the first eight verses. If you read these verses carefully and thoughtfully, you will have a tremendous key to this book. They are like certain introductory remarks often found on the title page of a book, and if you read them that way, you will be greatly helped. The title of the book is the first line:

The revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave him.. (Revelation 1:1a RSV)

Notice that it is not "the revelations," plural. The book is all about Jesus Christ, and it is his self-revelation: it was given to him by God the Father to reveal to his servants. The purpose of it is in the next line:

...to show to his servants what must soon take place... (Revelation 1:1b RSV)



Revelation: The End -- and a New Beginning

Rooted and relevant messages from Five Lakes Church in Sylvania, OH.  Find out more about Five Lakes Church at https://fivelakes.church.

Rooted and relevant messages from Five Lakes Church in Sylvania, OH. Find out more about Five Lakes Church at https://fivelakes.church.

Five Lakes Church

The student ministry of Riverside Community Church in Peoria, Illinois.

The student ministry of Riverside Community Church in Peoria, Illinois.

Riverside Youth

Each episode of Bridge of the Faithful will focus on an aspect of the word "faithful." We will work together to define what God's faithfulness means, what faithfulness on our end looks like, and the amazing blessings we receive when we truly understand the both of them.

Bridge of the Faithful

Keep Your Faith is a podcast where I share my faith and the unconditional love of Jesus Christ, to encourage a commitment to trusting in the process even when it doesn't look like God's promise. Each episode is exactly what God taught me that week. I understand the struggle in doubt, fear, frustration, and stagnation while growing into all that God called you to be, so here’s a little podcast to uplift and encourage you on the way.

Keep Your Faith Podcast

The Girl Lab podcast is for girls 13+ to learn faith-based strategies, unshakable confidence & how to build an influencer reputation that will help you dream bigger & succeed.
  Want to overcome anxiety? Organize your life goals? Understand your feelings? Build life lasting friendships? 
  Join the sisterhood @ Thegirllab.com

The Girl Lab podcast is for girls 13+ to learn faith-based strategies, unshakable confidence & how to build an influencer reputation that will help you dream bigger & succeed. Want to overcome anxiety? Organize your life goals? Understand your feelings? Build life lasting friendships? Join the sisterhood @ Thegirllab.com

The Girl Lab podcast is for girls 13+ to learn faith-based strategies, unshakable confidence &amp; how to build an influencer reputation that will help you dream bigger &amp; succeed.
  Want to overcome anxiety? Organize your life goals? Understand your feelings? Build life lasting friendships? 
  Join the sisterhood @ Thegirllab.com

The Girl Lab

Join Aliss as she presents regular podcasts to help you live 'the normal supernatural Christian life'.

Join Aliss as she presents regular podcasts to help you live 'the normal supernatural Christian life'.

Supernatural Living with Aliss Cresswell

Welcome to the Munnday Mornings Podcast. Listen, as Colonel Richard Munn discusses basic theological topics, highlighting the simple truths they contain.

Munnday Mornings

Inspirational devotions written for parents with a son or daughter struggling with substance use or addiction by an addiction specialist and parent of a daughter in recovery. ParentingThroughAddiction.com

A Dose Of Hope

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The Dudes That Babel podcast is simply ministry-related nonsense. Hosted by 3 Twin Cities Catholic Youth Ministers, follow along with H, John, and Austin as they talk about all things Catholic and cultural!

The Dudes That Babel

Podcast of NLCC Lancaster in Lancaster, Ohio

Visit our website: https://www.newlifelancaster.com/

View our services on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nlcclancaster

Podcast of NLCC Lancaster in Lancaster, Ohio Visit our website: https://www.newlifelancaster.com/ View our services on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nlcclancaster

The NLCC Lancaster Podcast

The Current is the mix of faith, life, and culture. We talk about issues that matter in your everyday life as a follower of Christ - where the truth of God’s Word meets careers, family, technology, current events and being a human on planet earth. That is why Jesus came - God with us - the Holy meets the common. Find out more about The Current at thecrossing.net.

The Current

A bi-weekly oral history of the ongoing mission by the musical collective known as My Soul Among Lions to put all 150 psalms from the Bible to music. For lovers of ... the Bible, the psalms, modern worship songs, music production, or just the creative process.

Between the Lions

Lectura diaria de la Biblia Católica - texto completo. Con fray Nelson Medina. Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-biblia-en-365-dias--3125768/support?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-biblia-en-365-dias--3125768/support</a>.

Lectura diaria de la Biblia Católica - texto completo. Con fray Nelson Medina.Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-biblia-en-365-dias--3125768/support.

Lectura diaria de la Biblia Católica - texto completo. Con fray Nelson Medina. Conviértete en un supporter de este podcast: <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-biblia-en-365-dias--3125768/support?utm_source=rss&amp;utm_medium=rss&amp;utm_campaign=rss" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/la-biblia-en-365-dias--3125768/support</a>.

La Biblia en 365 dias

Home – where life happens. Where we share our most vulnerable moments. Where we look for strength and encouragement. We all want our homes to be a place of rest, blessing, and empowerment. We all want to strengthen our homes to be a healthy environment where we grow deeper in our relationships with the ones we love most. Where do we start? How do I find guidance to address the challenges my home is facing? Empowered Homes exists to provide practical resources and strategies to help empower your home to be all that it was designed to be. In this podcast, you will find a variety of topics covered–all providing practical resources for your home. We are honored to partner with your home on this journey.Visit Empoweredhomes.org for more information.For questions or ideas email podcast@empoweredhomes.org

Empowered Homes Podcast

Covenant Journey Podcast

Supernatural Christian Podcast

Welcome to the Washington Heights Church Podcast! Each week, we dive deep into God's Word, sharing powerful and practical Bible teachings designed to inspire and uplift. At Washington Heights, our mission is simple: to spread the love and hope of Jesus to our community and beyond. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, encouragement, or a deeper understanding of faith, we’re here to walk alongside you. For more resources, updates, and ways to connect, visit us at <a href="https://whc.faith/">whc.faith</a> or find us on social media: Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/WHCutah">https://www.facebook.com/WHCutah</a> Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/washingtonheightschurch/

Welcome to the Washington Heights Church Podcast! Each week, we dive deep into God's Word, sharing powerful and practical Bible teachings designed to inspire and uplift. At Washington Heights, our mission is simple: to spread the love and hope of Jesus to our community and beyond. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, encouragement, or a deeper understanding of faith, we’re here to walk alongside you. For more resources, updates, and ways to connect, visit us at whc.faith or find us on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WHCutah Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/washingtonheightschurch/

Welcome to the Washington Heights Church Podcast! Each week, we dive deep into God's Word, sharing powerful and practical Bible teachings designed to inspire and uplift. At Washington Heights, our mission is simple: to spread the love and hope of Jesus to our community and beyond. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, encouragement, or a deeper understanding of faith, we’re here to walk alongside you. For more resources, updates, and ways to connect, visit us at <a href="https://whc.faith/" rel="noopener noreferrer">whc.faith</a> or find us on social media: Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/WHCutah" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.facebook.com/WHCutah</a> Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/washingtonheightschurch/

Washington Heights Church

Long-time friends Michael and Rob talk about the Bible, Church and what it looks like to engage culture.

The Babbling Pastors Podcast

Just BE season 1 offers fresh perspectives on what the Bible has to say about women and leadership. Too many women have been side-lined in today's churches due to controversial teachings of the "complimentary" mindset that places limits on the roles women can have. If you are looking to build your foundation in being able to understand and share the truth of biblical equality with those around you, then you are in the right place.

Just BE - Matters of Justice and Biblical Equality

A show where a father and son share wisdom from real-life experiences through the lens of the book of Proverbs.&nbsp;

A show where a father and son share wisdom from real-life experiences through the lens of the book of Proverbs. 

A Product of Proverbs

Self Talk With Dr. Ray Self addresses tough issues with real answers. Each episode will help listeners walk in purpose and find healing for broken places. Dr. Ray Self will teach you to hear God's voice and understand His word with practical life-changing applications. Dr. Self, known for his humor and wisdom, is the president of the International College of Ministry and a professional counselor and conference speaker. Experience personal freedom and fulfillment today!

Self Talk With Dr. Ray Self addresses tough issues with real answers. Each episode will help listeners walk in purpose and find healing for broken places. Dr. Ray Self will teach you to hear God's voice and understand His word with practical life-changing applications. Dr. Self, known for his humor and wisdom, is the president of the International College of Ministry and a professional counselor and conference speaker. Experience personal freedom and fulfillment today!

Self Talk with Dr. Ray Self

Welcome to our podcast, Queens, and Kings! We are so elated that you have decided to follow us on our journey with Christ. This podcast is for you and we will be diving into topics that Christian youth deal with in today's crazy world. A relationship with God is not easy and we hope that through sharing our experiences we can strengthen our walks together. This is not for the glorification of ourselves but for the glorification of God our father. Thank you and enjoy!

Its a God Thing Podcast

This podcast builds Christians faith to fall more in love with God, to walk out of sin and to see the blessings of the Lord invade their life!

Join us in spreading the gospel all around the world today!

Www.revivalway.com

This podcast builds Christians faith to fall more in love with God, to walk out of sin and to see the blessings of the Lord invade their life! Join us in spreading the gospel all around the world today! Www.revivalway.com

Taylan Michael - Revival Way

We glorify God by proclaiming Jesus Christ in order to make disciples who serve their community and spread the gospel to the nations. Each week Buck Run Baptist Church provides you with faithful sermons to bring you closer to Christ.

The Buck Run Pulpit

These bite-sized episodes, built on real-life accounts, help us ponder the application of Scripture to our lives. Each devotional tells a dramatic testimony of transformation while addressing a relatable issue of the human condition. A key Bible verse is provided, so the listener can dig deeper into its specific intent and what it means for our lives, in these UNSHACKLED! Daily Devotionals.

UNSHACKLED! Daily Devotionals

A Faith based show focused on special guests and their journey on how faith has played a part in it. Topics include mental health and wellness, breaking generational curses, and financial literacy. Tune in every Monday for new episodes.

A Faith based show focused on special guests and their journey on how faith has played a part in it. Topics include mental health and wellness, breaking generational curses, and financial literacy. Tune in every Monday for new episodes.

The Unconventional Christian Podcast

This is quite possibly the most comprehensive verse by verse treatment of the Book of Revelation ever written. David Chilton has tackled what Calvin and Luther never even attempted. Following in the train of thought of his Paradise Restored, Chilton sees the Church triumphant to the end with Satan defeated at the return of Christ. The Apostle John presents a vision of victorious Christians who overcome all opposition through the work of Jesus Christ. Chilton asserts that for too long the Church has labored under the delusion that failure is her only role in the world. An inviting, yet non-threatening commentary for the layman as well as the scholar.

From the very beginning, cranks and crackpots have attempted to use Revelation to advocate some new twist on the Chicken Little Doctrine: "The Sky Is Falling!" But, as David Chilton shows in this careful, detailed exposition, St. John's Apocalypse teaches instead that Christians will overcome all opposition through the work of Jesus Christ. Most of the confusion over the meaning of the prophecy has resulted from a failure to apply five crucial interpretive keys to the Book of Revelation:

1. Revelation is the most "Biblical" book in the Bible - St. John quotes hundreds of passages from the Old Testament, often with subtle allusions to little-known rituals of the Ancient Near East. In order to understand Revelation, we need to know our Bibles backward and forward (or, at least, own a commentary that explains it!)

2. Revelation is a prophecy about imminent events - Events that were about to break loose on the world of the first century. Revelation is not about nuclear warfare, space travel, or the end of the world. Again and again it specifically warns that "the time is near!" Revelation cannot be understood unless this fundamental fact is taken seriously.

3. Revelation has a system of symbolism - Everyone recognized that St. John wrote his message in symbols. But the meaning of those symbols is not up for grabs. There is a systematic structure in Biblical symbolism. in order to understand Revelation properly, we must become familiar with the "language" in which it is written.

4. Revelation is a worship service - St. John did not write a textbook on prophecy. Instead, he recorded a heavenly worship service in progress. One of his major concerns, if fact, is that the worship of God is central to everything in life. It is the most important thing we do.

5. Revelation is a book about dominion - Revelation is not a book about how terrible the Antichrist is, or how powerful the devil is. It is, as the very first verse says, "The revelation of Jesus Christ." It tells us about His lordship over all; it tells us about our salvation and victory in the New Covenant, God's "wonderful plan for our life"; it tells us that the kingdom of the world has become the Kingdom of our God, and of His Christ; and it tells us that He shall reign forever and ever.

"David Chilton has done it. He has finally done it. He has written a book on Revelation that is sure to spark an eschatological revolution.

With Paradise Restored, he embalmed the old corpse of 'pessimillenialism.' But now, with The Days of Vengeance, he has nailed shut the sarcophagus, sealed the crypt, and made off into the night rehearsing profound eulogies.

But, not only does he return the zombies of the end times doomsaying to the dust from whence they came, Chilton has resurrected with cogency, clarity, and admirable consistency a genuinely Biblical 'optimillenialism.'

The Days of Vengeance is an extraordinary exposition of the book of Revelation and will undoubtedly be welcomed as a cool drenching rain upon a dry, thirsty ground. Long parched and impoverished by speculative spectacularization, the evangelical scholastic wilderness can do naught but soak in Chilton's careful and literate commentary."  –Gary North, Author and Economist

"The Days of Vengeance is phenomenal. It is big (nearly 750 pages big, going where no commentary has dared to go before). It is brash (marshalling mountains of long forgotten evidence to the cause). It is a brazen bravura, a delight, a tour de force. If you have a 'must read' list, put this book at the top of that list. If you don't have such a list, start one. And start here, with The Days of Vengeance." –George Grant, Pastor and Author

This is quite possibly the most comprehensive verse by verse treatment of the Book of Revelation ever written. David Chilton has tackled what Calvin and Luther never even attempted. Following in the train of thought of his Paradise Restored, Chilton sees the Church triumphant to the end with Satan defeated at the return of Christ. The Apostle John presents a vision of victorious Christians who overcome all opposition through the work of Jesus Christ. Chilton asserts that for too long the Church has labored under the delusion that failure is her only role in the world. An inviting, yet non-threatening commentary for the layman as well as the scholar. From the very beginning, cranks and crackpots have attempted to use Revelation to advocate some new twist on the Chicken Little Doctrine: "The Sky Is Falling!" But, as David Chilton shows in this careful, detailed exposition, St. John's Apocalypse teaches instead that Christians will overcome all opposition through the work of Jesus Christ. Most of the confusion over the meaning of the prophecy has resulted from a failure to apply five crucial interpretive keys to the Book of Revelation: 1. Revelation is the most "Biblical" book in the Bible - St. John quotes hundreds of passages from the Old Testament, often with subtle allusions to little-known rituals of the Ancient Near East. In order to understand Revelation, we need to know our Bibles backward and forward (or, at least, own a commentary that explains it!) 2. Revelation is a prophecy about imminent events - Events that were about to break loose on the world of the first century. Revelation is not about nuclear warfare, space travel, or the end of the world. Again and again it specifically warns that "the time is near!" Revelation cannot be understood unless this fundamental fact is taken seriously. 3. Revelation has a system of symbolism - Everyone recognized that St. John wrote his message in symbols. But the meaning of those symbols is not up for grabs. There is a systematic structure in Biblical symbolism. in order to understand Revelation properly, we must become familiar with the "language" in which it is written. 4. Revelation is a worship service - St. John did not write a textbook on prophecy. Instead, he recorded a heavenly worship service in progress. One of his major concerns, if fact, is that the worship of God is central to everything in life. It is the most important thing we do. 5. Revelation is a book about dominion - Revelation is not a book about how terrible the Antichrist is, or how powerful the devil is. It is, as the very first verse says, "The revelation of Jesus Christ." It tells us about His lordship over all; it tells us about our salvation and victory in the New Covenant, God's "wonderful plan for our life"; it tells us that the kingdom of the world has become the Kingdom of our God, and of His Christ; and it tells us that He shall reign forever and ever. "David Chilton has done it. He has finally done it. He has written a book on Revelation that is sure to spark an eschatological revolution. With Paradise Restored, he embalmed the old corpse of 'pessimillenialism.' But now, with The Days of Vengeance, he has nailed shut the sarcophagus, sealed the crypt, and made off into the night rehearsing profound eulogies. But, not only does he return the zombies of the end times doomsaying to the dust from whence they came, Chilton has resurrected with cogency, clarity, and admirable consistency a genuinely Biblical 'optimillenialism.' The Days of Vengeance is an extraordinary exposition of the book of Revelation and will undoubtedly be welcomed as a cool drenching rain upon a dry, thirsty ground. Long parched and impoverished by speculative spectacularization, the evangelical scholastic wilderness can do naught but soak in Chilton's careful and literate commentary." –Gary North, Author and Economist "The Days of Vengeance is phenomenal. It is big (nearly 750 pages big, going where no commentary has dared to go before). It is brash (marshalling mountains of long forgotten evidence to the cause). It is a brazen bravura, a delight, a tour de force. If you have a 'must read' list, put this book at the top of that list. If you don't have such a list, start one. And start here, with The Days of Vengeance." –George Grant, Pastor and Author

This is quite possibly the most comprehensive verse by verse treatment of the Book of Revelation ever written. David Chilton has tackled what Calvin and Luther never even attempted. Following in the train of thought of his Paradise Restored, Chilton sees the Church triumphant to the end with Satan defeated at the return of Christ. The Apostle John presents a vision of victorious Christians who overcome all opposition through the work of Jesus Christ. Chilton asserts that for too long the Church has labored under the delusion that failure is her only role in the world. An inviting, yet non-threatening commentary for the layman as well as the scholar.

From the very beginning, cranks and crackpots have attempted to use Revelation to advocate some new twist on the Chicken Little Doctrine: "The Sky Is Falling!" But, as David Chilton shows in this careful, detailed exposition, St. John's Apocalypse teaches instead that Christians will overcome all opposition through the work of Jesus Christ. Most of the confusion over the meaning of the prophecy has resulted from a failure to apply five crucial interpretive keys to the Book of Revelation:

1. Revelation is the most "Biblical" book in the Bible - St. John quotes hundreds of passages from the Old Testament, often with subtle allusions to little-known rituals of the Ancient Near East. In order to understand Revelation, we need to know our Bibles backward and forward (or, at least, own a commentary that explains it!)

2. Revelation is a prophecy about imminent events - Events that were about to break loose on the world of the first century. Revelation is not about nuclear warfare, space travel, or the end of the world. Again and again it specifically warns that "the time is near!" Revelation cannot be understood unless this fundamental fact is taken seriously.

3. Revelation has a system of symbolism - Everyone recognized that St. John wrote his message in symbols. But the meaning of those symbols is not up for grabs. There is a systematic structure in Biblical symbolism. in order to understand Revelation properly, we must become familiar with the "language" in which it is written.

4. Revelation is a worship service - St. John did not write a textbook on prophecy. Instead, he recorded a heavenly worship service in progress. One of his major concerns, if fact, is that the worship of God is central to everything in life. It is the most important thing we do.

5. Revelation is a book about dominion - Revelation is not a book about how terrible the Antichrist is, or how powerful the devil is. It is, as the very first verse says, "The revelation of Jesus Christ." It tells us about His lordship over all; it tells us about our salvation and victory in the New Covenant, God's "wonderful plan for our life"; it tells us that the kingdom of the world has become the Kingdom of our God, and of His Christ; and it tells us that He shall reign forever and ever.

"David Chilton has done it. He has finally done it. He has written a book on Revelation that is sure to spark an eschatological revolution.

With&nbsp;Paradise Restored, he embalmed the old corpse of 'pessimillenialism.' But now, with The Days of Vengeance, he has nailed shut the sarcophagus, sealed the crypt, and made off into the night rehearsing profound eulogies.

But, not only does he return the zombies of the end times doomsaying to the dust from whence they came, Chilton has resurrected with cogency, clarity, and admirable consistency a genuinely Biblical 'optimillenialism.'

The Days of Vengeance&nbsp;is an extraordinary exposition of the book of Revelation and will undoubtedly be welcomed as a cool drenching rain upon a dry, thirsty ground. Long parched and impoverished by speculative spectacularization, the evangelical scholastic wilderness can do naught but soak in Chilton's careful and literate commentary."&nbsp; –Gary North, Author and Economist

"The Days of Vengeance is phenomenal. It is&nbsp;big&nbsp;(nearly 750 pages big, going where no commentary has dared to go before). It is&nbsp;brash&nbsp;(marshalling mountains of long forgotten evidence to the cause). It is a brazen bravura, a delight, a&nbsp;tour de force. If you have a 'must read' list, put this book at the top of that list. If you don't&nbsp;have such a list, start one. And start&nbsp;here, with&nbsp;The Days of Vengeance." –George Grant, Pastor and Author

The Days of Vengeance: An Exposition of The Book of Revelation - Reconstructionist Radio (Audiobook)

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