Gary answers a question from a Facebook commenter regarding how we should understand the false teaching of Dispensationalism. Is it a heresy? Should we separate from those who proclaim and teach it? Tune in and find out…

Using someone else’s platform to get your message out is always a risk. Gatekeepers exist at every level and on every communication medium. Those who say they want free speech are often quick to silence alternate voices when given the chance. Christians should always be developing better methods to transmit the message without interference from the medium.

Using someone else’s platform to get your message out is always a risk. Gatekeepers exist at every level and on every communication medium. Those who say they want free speech are often quick to silence alternate voices when given the chance. Christians should always be developing better methods to transmit the message without interference from the medium.

The ideology of the “swamp” isn’t only active in Washington, D.C. Every industry, institution, and organization has some sort of a swamp that is designed to keep the money flowing and certain people in certain positions. "Keep your mouth shut and do what we say" isn’t only for politicians and criminals; it’s how careers have gotten advanced since the very beginning.

The ideology of the “swamp” isn’t only active in Washington, D.C. Every industry, institution, and organization has some sort of a swamp that is designed to keep the money flowing and certain people in certain positions. "Keep your mouth shut and do what we say" isn’t only for politicians and criminals; it’s how careers have gotten advanced since the very beginning.

Christians have a tendency to look back at the way things used to be as something to return to, rather than taking hold of the current work that needs to be done. The Israelites were no different. Gary gives several examples from the Old Testament that reveal that the way forward requires trade work by those skilled in building and crafting.

Christians have a tendency to look back at the way things used to be as something to return to, rather than taking hold of the current work that needs to be done. The Israelites were no different. Gary gives several examples from the Old Testament that reveal that the way forward requires trade work by those skilled in building and crafting.

David Chilton's book 'Paradise Restored' is a great overview of the entire story of the Bible--from Genesis to Revelation. Gary and Eric discuss biblical theology and how it differs from systematic theology, as well as a plan to discuss 'Paradise Restored' on future podcasts.

David Chilton's book 'Paradise Restored' is a great overview of the entire story of the Bible--from Genesis to Revelation. Gary and Eric discuss biblical theology and how it differs from systematic theology, as well as a plan to discuss 'Paradise Restored' on future podcasts.

Many Christians are disillusioned with the state of the world, politics, and culture. But every challenge is really an opportunity in disguise. It requires optimism and the belief that Christ’s Kingdom is actually conquering and defeating the darkness each and every moment—especially when it looks the most bleak.