The End Time Blog Podcast

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  • 639: The Risks of Spotlighting The Faith of New Converts like Nala Ray

    I critique Turning Point USA's Young Women's Leadership Summit decision to include new convert Nala Ray on their speaker panel. I warn that new converts like Ray should not be put into leadership/authority roles too soon, emphasizing the need for care and nurturing in a less hectic environment. New converts, famous or not, should be exhorted to settle into a church pew during their faith journey.Links mentioned

    Critique of TPUSA's Women's Leadership Summit


    15 min
  • 638: Queen Vashti vs. Salome: A Study on Im/modesty and Consequences

    In Esther chapter 1, King Ahasuerus hosts a lavish banquet, leading to Queen Vashti's refusal to display herself before drunken guests, highlighting her modesty. This refusal results in her being set aside, contrasting with Salome's eager dance display at Herod's feast. The narratives emphasize the consequences of alcohol and the importance of modesty.Link mentioned:

    Little Known Bible Characters: Salome


    17 min
  • 637: It's crazy to be 'crazy busy'

    Synopsis

    The seventh day, sanctified by God for rest, underlines a universal need for downtime. Studies indicate productivity diminishes beyond 55-hour workweeks, showing God's wisdom in structured work balanced with rest enhances efficiency. Christians remember Jesus as a model for intentional breaks amidst busy lives, supporting a cyclical rhythm of work and worship.Further Resources

    Movie, Youtube- Metropolis . Metropolis is now widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential films ever made, ranking 67th in Sight and Sound's 2022 critics' poll, and receiving general critical acclaim.

    Work and our Labor in the Lord, In this book, pastor, professor, and biblical scholar James Hamilton explores how work fits into the big story of the Bible, revealing the glory that God intended when he gave man work to do, the ruin that came as a result of the fall, and the redemption yet to come, offering hope for flourishing in the midst of fallen futility.

    Ligonier- Is Work Good? We don’t tend to think of work as good, but rather as difficult, frustrating, and exhausting. Perhaps that has more to do with our experience in this fallen age than it does with God’s design. The Bible helps us to change our perspective in several ways.

    Ligonier, Rest What’s the point of labor and rest? Asking this question is like asking, “What’s the point of breathing?” Like breathing, the cycle of labor and rest is essential to life

    13 min
  • 636: The Man of God didn't check with God!

    In 1 Kings 13, a 'Man of God' is sent to rebuke King Jeroboam but later falls prey to an old prophet's deception, leading to his demise. The narrative emphasizes the importance of discernment for believers, urging them to verify teachings against scripture, as false prophets can mislead even the faithful.

    12 min
  • 635: Critique of TPUSA's Women's Leadership Summit

    Turning Point USA's Young Women's Leadership Summit aims to empower women through civic engagement and political activism. However, the article critiques this initiative, questioning its alignment with biblical roles for women which are supposed to be primarily focused on home and motherhood. It highlights inconsistencies among speakers promoting activism while diverging from scriptural teachings on femininity and family responsibilities.Link to Justin Peters and John Root discussing TPUSA (the whole organization, not the omen's summit). I started it at the point where they began discussing the Faith part but you can slide back to the beginning.

    https://youtu.be/8D3rnJ7IueQ?si=oVpo1BGgNaWgPQTM

    22 min
  • 634: How Christ’s Character Reflects in Us

    In the passage, King Saul seeks comfort from music during his distress caused by an evil spirit. A servant identifies David, praising not only his musical ability but also his strong character and divine favor. The text emphasizes that believers should reflect Christ's character in their actions, influencing how others perceive their faith and demonstrating that Christ is in us.

    9 min
  • 633: Understanding Demonic Influence in the Gospel of Mark

    The podcast  discusses the fact that demons are mentioned more in scripture than we might remember, highlights the demon-possessed man from Mark 5, and discuses the nature of demons as fallen angels who oppose God's work. The piece emphasizes staying focused on Jesus, despite the real presence of demons in the world.FURTHER RESOURCES


    "Spiritism" sermon by Martyn Lloyd-Jones. Synopsis- " Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones looks across Scripture to help the listener understand the general activity, as well as the particular operations of evil and malevolent spiritual forces in the world. This sermon on demonology helpfully classifies the outworking of occult activity in its ancient and modern forms."

    The Doctrine of Satan and Demons: Wayne Grudem (outline)
    The  following  is an outline from Wayne Grudem for chapter 20 of his book, Systematic Theology, dealing with Satan and Demons. There are three teachings on this chapter located elsewhere on this website.

    Angels and Demons- Ligonier Ministry (23 minute video). "If we claim to believe what the Bible teaches, then we must take the existence of angels and demons seriously. In this message, R.C. Sproul turns to the teaching of Scripture on the role of these spirits and the reality of Satan."


    16 min
  • 631: An often overlooked command for wives is explained

    I discuss the importance of respect in Christian marriages. I explain the Eph 5:33 verse, & that I'd heard that many wives may struggle with showing respect, which is distinct from submission. Practical ways to show respect are also outlined.

    Further ResourcesWhat does a Spirit Filled Marriage look Like?Puritan Wives: Margaret Tyndal Winthrop and her extraordinary love letters

    15 min
  • 630: Reader Q&A: Can Wolves in Christianity Truly Be Saved? (Part 2)

    I respond to reader questions about false teachers in Christianity, discussing their potential for salvation and the characteristics that distinguish them. While acknowledging that God can save anyone, I discuss that true false teachers are typically hardened in heart and unlikely to repent. Discernment through scripture is emphasized for identifying false teachings.Further Resources

    Portrait of False Teachers part 1, MacArthur sermon

    Lessons I've learned from False Teachers, Tim Challies, essay

    How to Identify False Teachers if you Don't Know the Truth, For the Gospel, Costi Hinn essay

    False teachers, Just Thinking Podcast

    Decoding False Teachers: Types of Wolves in Christianity- Reader Questions & Answers part 1 The End Time


    15 min

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