Jason, Gianna, and Michael discuss the creation of the dispensational approach to reading Revelation and how that approach continues to have massive ongoing implications in the present day's spiritual, cultural, and political realms.

The Day of the Lord is an often-misunderstood motif in Scripture but one that is vital to comprehending the message of Revelation and what will happen to all empires, including those operating today.

Here is the link for those interested in the latest squatch watch discussed in the opening of the episode.

https://youtu.be/hSvtzuG8prU?si=fBvOUXZMre9HxwKF

Michael and Gianna examine the biblical passages about the beast, the mark of the beast, and the antichrist. Who or what are they and what do we need to know about them today?

We have all been trained by the world around us to believe that strength, might, and power is what is needed to make change in the world, defend those in need, and to live a victorious life. But John turns that on its head and shows a very unexpected path to victory.

Michael, Jason, and Gianna take a sidestep in the Revelation series to discuss grief over the loss of a pet and whether animals, specifically our beloved pets, will be part of the new creation.

Michael and Jason take a look at the function of the New Jerusalem in Revelation, what it meant for the original readers, and its significance for us today.

Links to Upcoming Events:

Image Bearers Conference – Sept. 9
https://beyondproductions.regfox.com/image-bearers-conference-2023?fbclid=IwAR22q2QClzZciBUFbBKy0ZZLuI2p11z02ciHUivkFsbnfHujtb--xXig80I

Jesus and Justice Conference – Sept. 30 in LA
https://www.csj117org/jesus-justice

Michael, Jason, and Gianna look at the description of the great city of Babylon in Revelation as they consider what John is communicating through the use of this biblical motif and why is a bit veiled about the identity of the great prostitute.

The Eikon team analyzes the ancient view of space, including heaven, and earth.

The Eikon team evaluates readings of Revelation that are rooted in our cultural view of time and discuss how it impacts our understanding if we utilize the cultural view of time from John's day.

Michael, Gianna, and Jason examine the Roman cultural fascination with Nike and how John confronts the topic, completely flipping it on its head.