This is the final episode in our Eternity Series and covers the last 2 chapters of Revelation!

We finally get to one of the most hotly debated issues in Revelation...the Millennium. It's one of the more difficult passages to interpret in the Bible for good reason. We're looking at the three main views, Premillennialism, Amillennialism, and Postmillennialism. There are reasons people subscribe to each interpretation. We're going to examine each one and see their strengths and weaknesses.

Things are heating up as we near the end of Revelation! Ch17-19 features a cataclysmic war between Christ and the beast, the Marriage Feast of the Lamb, and the Fall of Babylon.

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When did Satan fall from heaven? What is the mark of the beast?! This is a fascinating set of chapters in Revelation. Today on the podcast, we're looking at some of the most wondered about passages in the Bible.

Today on the podcast, we're reading through Revelation 8-11. The 7 trumpets of God's judgement are the big feature of this section. The 7 trumpets are the second round of God's judgements and describe God's warning to the nations to repent before it is too late.

Today on the podcast we're reading the first series of judgements in the book of Revelation called the 7 seals. These include the famous, 4 Horsemen of the Apocalypse. What does all of this mean? Hope you enjoy!

We're finally cracking open the book of Revelation! This week on the podcast, we're talking about the big main point about the entire book. It might surprise you!

Today on the pod, we're looking everything Jesus and the rest of the New Testament writers say about the End Times (with the exception of Revelation. You'll have to wait till next week for that!)

This week we're looking at the End Times through the lens of the Old Testament. What does the Torah, historical books, and prophetic writings have to say about the end?

The last element to the Eternity Series is a discussion on the events that begin the Eternal State. This is traditionally called Eschatology in theological studies. You may know it better as End-Times or Last-Things. We're going to spend a few weeks reading and thinking about things like the return of Jesus, tribulation, rapture, millennial views, the mark of the beast, and the antichrist. You might be surprised by what the Bible actually says about all of these things!