The End Time Blog Podcast

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  • 619: The Fate of Souls: Heaven vs Hell in Scripture

    The episode by Elizabeth Prata discusses the biblical beliefs surrounding angels guiding believers to heaven, illustrated through Lazarus' story. It contrasts this with the harsh fate of the lost, who face judgment and are cast into hell. The author emphasizes Jesus' compassion for the saved and the dire consequences for those who reject Him, urging gratitude for salvation.

    11 min
  • 618: Debunking Myths: Women and Preaching in Christianity

    The episode critiques modern interpretations of Jesus and women’s roles in Christianity, highlighting concerns about contemporary female preachers and their messaging. It identifies various inaccuracies in the viewpoint that personal experiences define faith, emphasizing the importance of adhering to Biblical doctrines. The author encourages vigilance against false teachings and maintaining doctrinal integrity.


    https://the-end-time.org/2025/01/14/the-double-life-of-christian-influencers-beware-of-hypocrisy/

    Justin Peters addressing the true meaning of the 'still small voice verse, https://youtu.be/3z32AIGDBq4?si=s8TLdF-m_FRwkRtB


    16 min
  • 617: Understanding God's Jealousy: A Biblical Perspective

    Elizabeth Prata discusses Michael Reeves' interpretation of fearing God as a righteous jealousy that stems from a deep love from Him, contrasting it with selfish envy. She critiques Oprah Winfrey's misunderstanding of God's jealousy, emphasizing that God desires fellowship for humanity's benefit. True understanding leads to faith and repentance in Christ.

    8 min
  • 616: The Double Life of Christian Influencers: Beware of hypocrisy

    The rise of influencer marketing has exposed both authenticity and hypocrisy within social media, even among Christian leaders. Many high-profile women project an image of godliness while living contrary to Biblical teachings. As a result, the article urges discernment, advising individuals to carefully assess the lives and doctrines of influencers they follow.

    Links mentioned:

    article, How influencer cartels manipulate social media: Fraudulent behaviour hidden in plain sight
    Christian female leaders whose curated presentation of their lifestyle does not match reality:

    Raechel Myers (founder of She Reads Truth).
    Diana Stone (formerly writer for She Reads Truth, conference speaker, magazine founder, writer for newspapers and periodicals, world traveler).
    Joanna Gaines (HGTV star of Fixer Upper, author, CEO of myriad corporations all named Magnolia Something).
    Priscilla Shirer (author, speaker, preacher, actress).
    Beth Moore (author, novelist, speaker, preacher, celebrity panelist)

    10 min
  • 615: Mindful Meditations: Jonah and Daily Reflection

    In this reflection, I explore the connection between nature and biblical lessons, particularly the story of Jonah. I had challenged myself to contemplate God and scripture daily. I emphasize the importance of aligning thoughts with spiritual values, recognizing personal flaws, and seeking to cultivate godly desires while repenting for the ungodly.

    blog link here

    https://the-end-time.org/2025/01/13/mindful-meditations-jonah-and-daily-reflection/

    8 min
  • 614: The Dark Truth Behind Feminism: Insights from 'The End of Woman' (Book Review)

    Elizabeth Prata reviews Carrie Gress's book, The End of Woman, highlighting feminism's historical ties to Marxism and its harmful impact on society and individuals. Prata argues that feminism often leads to unfulfillment, exposing hypocrisy among its advocates. She recommends the book for understanding feminism’s influences and encourages a return to Godly values for true fulfillment.

    20 min
  • 613: How to Identify a Godly Partner for Marriage

    The article discusses a conversation between a motherly figure and young women about submission in marriage. It emphasizes that biblical submission applies only after marriage and that women should observe their fiancé's actions, particularly regarding respect for family and reliability. The text advises against marrying with the hope of future change, urging discernment in relationships.

    13 min
  • 612: Ethics of First Class Travel for Christian Leaders

    The episode discusses first-class travel by Christian leaders, contrasting those who demonstrate stewardship with funds, like John MacArthur and Carl Hargrove, against those seen as extravagant, like Jesse Duplantis and Beth Moore. It emphasizes ethical concerns over using donor money for personal comfort, highlighting the more important mission to reach the lost.

    MacArthur said, on his early days of being a youth pastor and traveling.

    JMac witnessing to a Muslim on a flight,
    https://youtu.be/pP6M7OqnciA?si=53M_JkzMbh8v46jx

    Phil's explanation of JMac's travel arrangements: (in his 80s now)
    The clip of the conversation between Duplantis and Copeland on their justification of buying private jets with donor money is here.

    In 2017, Hillsong Conference paid for Moore and her daughter who was also an employee of Living Proof Ministries to fly coach to Australia. Moore used her donors' ministry money to upgrade to first class for herself and her daughter. Source

    Beth Moore Source 2023 Tax return explanation of why she needs to travel first class,

    23 min
  • 611: Navigating Christian Romance Novels: What’s Acceptable? part 2

    In this part 2 to a short series, I explore the tension between clean, spicy, and explicit themes in Christian Romance novels. The episode emphasizes biblical principles to guide readers, cautioning against idolatry in romantic expectations, & suggests alternatives to Christian romances.

    Part 1- Navigating Christian Romance Novels: What’s Acceptable?
    All Charles Martin book synopses- https://rebeccajwhitman.com/2021/12/01/the-power-of-the-written-word-charles-martin-books/
    The Christian Lover is a book by Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin where we read love letters from saints of the past. The book blurb says, "Each letter gives us a glimpse of what marriage should be: joyful companionship, deep passion, and unfailing commitment through the ups and downs of life." More here

    14 min
  • 610: Navigating Christian Romance Novels: What's Acceptable?

    Here is the question of the day: is it OK to read romances (like Harlequin & its ilk) if the sex isn't explicit? Are Christian romances a good substitute for secular romance genre reading?
    That question was posed to me from a long-time reader of this blog.
    I explore the complexities of Christian romance novels and the challenges of balancing faith with engaging narratives, avoiding sin and idols, and invite deeper contemplation.
    Links mentioned

    How far is too far?


    What does edgy mean and do we even need edgy?


    Why does it have to be called Christian fiction anyway- Tolkien's wasn't...


    In Christian fiction, how do we balance keeping the message strong and not watering it down while still wanting to reach readers beyond Christian bookstores or churches?

    Steve Laube wrote about edgy Christian fiction

    18 min

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