Marcuss walks through Pauls writing on love expanding from the context within the epistle.  You also get to hear a little rant on the burdensome new legalism and how nothing is a spiritual measuring stick because the Gospel makes us equal!

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Alright, I thought another overview of Daniels 70 weeks (490 years) would be helpful.  So in this one, I stick with the units and dates to explain a little more thoroughly and don't get on a rabbit trail into Matthew 24 which actually can be explained even better in a future episode on Daniel 12.

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**I made a mistake in part of this when mentioning the time of Jesus' birth and the start of His ministry.  So many numbers and talking fast can do that and I apologize.  However, this does not mess up the overall timeline and explanation!**

Part 2 of the Eschatology Series takes a look at Daniel 9 and the 70-week prophecy (or 490 years).  Dispensationalists misinterpret this prophecy and say the church is in a parenthesis time because God has paused the prophetic timeline.  Marcuss explains this error and shows how to see this prophecy more clearly and how it has been fulfilled already!  Yes, the 490 years or 70-weeks of Daniel are over and in the past!

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Okay, in this episode, Marcuss explains what Theology of the Bible is and the Doctrines that go with it.  This includes things like inerrancy, the authoritativeness of scripture, revelation, illumination and so on.  Hope this helps!

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Most are Futurist when it comes to eschatology (end times or last things).  But did you know there are other views?  Yeh, like three others.  On top of that, all of these views have sub-categories within as well.  Furthermore, most people don't even realize there are names for these views and what exactly they all believe in and hold to.  This is the first episode of The Kingdom Project Podcast Eschatology Series.  In this episode, Marcuss will give a brief description of the four main views of eschatology and then dive into the most prominent view of Western Culture, Dispensational Premillennialism.

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Another sermon from Marcuss preached on July 15th, 2018.  This is out of Colossians 2 and breaks down a few of the words Paul uses and then moves into a bit of the sinful nature vs the flesh and Christ the Victor.

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Time for another sermon.  This is Marcuss preaching from July 8, 2018, on the parable of the mustard seed, the Kingdom of God, and some OT texts as well.

 

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Well maybe not as fast of a drive-thru if you are in a hurry but, hey, sometimes its busy and we wait longer for fresh food right?  Marcuss takes a look at chapter 3 of 2 Timothy and it is full of important information!  False teachers, excommunication, a model for godliness and righteous living and the ever so important "theopneustos" or "God-breathed" revelation that scripture is sufficient for all and every aspect of our lives.

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There are debates.  There are one-sided camps.  Certain understandings have implications that can bring misconceptions and distorted views.  Sovereignty is one heavy topic and complicated.  Jesus, however, came to reveal the Father and all of His Goodness.  So, does His sovereignty control every single thing?  Does God hand out cancer and become the author of evil in the world?  What are the implications of this view and did Jesus reveal that or exemplify something else?  Maybe God is good and, therefore, that goodness is simple.

 

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Here, again, Marcuss takes a look at the context surrounding another popular verse that is ripped out of its immediate surroundings for all sorts of other uses that it is not intended for.

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