Welcome back to The PRODCAST!In this week’s episode, we continue dismantling the modern evangelical myth that unbelieving Jews still retain a covenant with God. Last week, we built the covenant scaffolding from Scripture—showing that Christ is the true Israel, the fulfillment of every covenant, and the cornerstone of a new humanity.This week, we go further. Much further.We expose the tragic consequences of claiming that modern Jews—who reject and blaspheme Christ—still maintain special covenant status. We show how that belief undermines the Gospel, contradicts the apostles, and rips the heart out of New Testament theology.Then, we demonstrate from Scripture and history that:The Old Covenant was decisively terminated in the first century.The “end-time Jewish revival” already happened—in the first century.The mission of God now runs exclusively through Jesus Christ—and Him alone.There is no future temple.No ethnic-based revival program.No parallel covenant for Israel.No salvation outside the crucified and risen Christ.What the New Testament offers—what the apostles bled to proclaim—is a single blazing truth: The covenant now rests in Christ alone, and therefore the people of God are the church alone—Jew and Gentile together, in Him.If you want to understand Scripture, mission, redemptive history, the Great Commission, and the collapse of the Old Covenant Jewish world in AD 70, this episode is absolutely vital.Key TakeawaysJesus did not come to refurbish the Old Covenant—He came to obliterate it and replace it with Himself.The first-century judgment on Jerusalem was the covenant-ending curse promised in Deuteronomy 28 and Leviticus 26.The only Jewish revival Scripture speaks of already occurred in the first century.There is no covenant with God outside of Jesus Christ—for Jew or Gentile.Supersessionism is not cruel—it is the grammar of redemption and the only hope for anyone to be saved.Recommended ResourcesMatthew 21–24Romans 9–11Hebrews 8–10Galatians 3–6Isaiah 5Josephus, The Jewish War👍 Support This WorkIf this episode blessed you, challenged you, or sharpened your biblical understanding, please consider:Liking the videoSubscribing to the channelSharing this episodeLeaving a comment Partnering with us financially so that The PRODCAST can continue producing long-form biblical content in an age of shallow thinkingThank you for your support and partnership in the advancement of the Gospel!➡️ Next Week:Episode 3 – Romans 11We take the passage everyone runs to in order to escape supersessionism…and show why it actually destroys every non-supersessionist reading.Be ready.The whole house of cards collapses next week.

Welcome back to The PRODCAST for Episode 177!Today we begin a massive four-part series that cuts through the confusion, controversy, and caricatures surrounding supersessionism—and we do it from a fully biblical, Reformed, covenantal, Christ-centered, preterist perspective.This episode is Part 1: The Covenantal Case for Preterist Supersessionism, where we lay the foundation the apostles themselves give us:Christ is the true Israel → those united to Christ are the people of God → the land promise expands to the entire world → the Old Covenant institutions are fulfilled and therefore ended.If you understand this episode, the entire New Testament will come into focus.TODAY’S MAIN POINTS1. Christ Is Israel Concentrated and the Covenants ConsummatedJesus does not stand next to Israel’s story—He is Israel’s story brought to its climax.He relives Israel’s history and succeeds where Israel failed.He becomes the true Temple, the true Priest, the true Sacrifice, and the true Son.When the substance arrives, the shadows fall.This is the unavoidable starting point for understanding why the Old Covenant cannot continue in parallel with Christ.2. The People of God Are Defined Christologically, Not EthnicallyUnion with Christ—not ethnicity—determines covenant identity.Paul: “Not all who are descended from Israel belong to Israel.”Ephesians: Christ creates one new man, not two parallel peoples.Peter: Titles once reserved for Israel now belong to the church.This is not erasure—it is fulfillment. The olive tree is one, and its life is Christ.3. The Land Promise Is Transfigured to the WorldThe land never shrinks back to Canaan. Christ enlarges it.Abraham was promised the world (Romans 4:13).Jesus promises the meek the earth, not Judea.Revelation ends with a global, renewed creation—not a fenced-off ethnic homeland.The land becomes cosmological because the King is cosmic.4. Circumcision, Priesthood, Sacrifices, and Temple Are Fulfilled and EndedThe institutions that defined Israel’s covenant identity have been completed in Christ.Circumcision → heart-renewal by the SpiritPriesthood → Christ’s once-for-all priesthoodSacrifices → the final, perfect offering of the SonTemple → Christ and His Spirit-filled peopleWithout these, the Old Covenant cannot exist—and neither can an Old Covenant people.WHY THIS MATTERSSupersessionism is not harsh, fringe, or speculative—it is the New Testament’s covenantal logic.It explains:The Great CommissionThe unity of Jew and GentilePentecostThe tearing of the veilThe transformation of the world under ChristWhy no future, post-Calvary covenant identity can exist apart from HimThis episode is the theological backbone of everything that follows.FULL SERIES ROADMAPPart 1 — The Covenantal CaseChrist as true Israel, the church as His people, the land enlarged, and the Old Covenant fulfilled.Part 2 — The Prophetic & Historical CaseHow the prophets foresaw this, how the apostles taught it, and how AD 70 sealed it forever.Part 3 — Romans 11 & Preterist SupersessionismThe passage everyone runs to—and why it actually proves the opposite.Part 4 — Objections AnsweredModern Israel, political Zionism, antisemitism accusations, premillennialism—and the biblical answers.SUPPORT THE SHOWThank you for supporting, liking, sharing, commenting, and subscribing!Your generosity makes this work possible. You can join the channel as a paid member by going here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/joinCheck out the merch at:www.prodthesheep.comCONNECTHave questions or feedback? Drop them in the comments.Want more? Subscribe and hit the bell so you don’t miss Parts 2–4.NEXT EPISODEPart 2 — The HistoricalCase for SupersessionismWe’ll explore how the "end time revival" that was promised happened in the first century.

Welcome back to The PRODCAST — where we build Christians who stand firm in an age of collapse and advance Christ’s Kingdom in an age of retreat.In today’s episode, Pastor Kendall Lankford continues the Revelation series, unpacking the courtroom drama of heaven unfolding in chapters 2–3 — the letters to the seven churches. Before diving into each individual church, this episode lays the groundwork for understanding what these letters mean in redemptive history and why they still matter for the Church today.Episode SummaryRevelation 2–3 is not just a collection of letters — it’s the pre-trial of the covenant lawsuit Jesus brings against apostate Israel.In Revelation 1, the Judge enters the courtroom.In Revelation 2–3, He calls the witnesses — the seven churches.In Revelation 4–18, He brings the charges.And by Revelation 19–20, the sentence falls on Jerusalem.The so-called “Synagogue of Satan” was not pagan Rome but the apostate Jews who rejected their Messiah and persecuted His Bride. Jesus exposes their spiritual adultery, their allegiance to Caesar, and their blasphemy against the true Israel of God — the Church. By conspiring with Nero and Rome, they became Babylon in Jewish robes.Through this lens, Revelation isn’t about the end of the physical world — it’s about the end of the old covenant world.It’s a story of judgment, vindication, and the unstoppable reign of the risen King.Key ThemesThe Covenant Lawsuit: Revelation as the divine trial against the unfaithful covenant people.The Synagogue of Satan: Why post-resurrection Judaism became a satanic religion in rebellion against Christ.The Whore and the Beast: How apostate Jerusalem rode the power of Rome to murder the saints.The Political Calculus of Nero: How Jewish influence in Rome likely led to Christian persecution after the Great Fire.Why It Matters Today: Modern Zionism, dispensational confusion, and the Church’s call to covenantal clarity and dominion.Theological TakeawaysChrist’s judgment in AD 70 was not a mistrial — it was covenant justice.The Church is the true Israel of God, not the unbelieving nation that rejected the Messiah.Modern Christians must reject sentimental Zionism and dispensational delusion.Theology is destiny: our understanding of Revelation shapes how we live, lead, and build.Christendom must be rebuilt — not through cowardice or compromise, but through covenant faithfulness.Call to ActionIf the Judge of heaven did not spare the natural branches, He will not spare us.Be faithful. Be steadfast. Build Christendom again.Build it in your homes, marriages, churches, and cities.Row for Christ and Kingdom — one inch of obedience at a time.Episode Sections0:00 – Introduction4:50 – Revelation as Covenant Lawsuit10:20 – The Synagogue of Satan Explained24:15 – Nero, the Jews, and the Fire of Rome38:00 – The Whore and the Beast49:30 – Modern Zionism and Covenant Treason1:05:00 – Building Christendom AgainResourcesVisit prodthesheep.com for merch, resources, and ways to support the mission.Become a channel member to help us continue creating content that strengthens the Church.Watch previous episodes in the Revelation series for deeper context.Subscribe & ShareIf this episode strengthened your faith, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with your friends.Let’s rebuild Christendom together — one episode, one family, one church at a time.The PRODCAST — Building Christians who stand firm in an age of collapse and advance Christ’s Kingdom in an age of retreat.Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/join

After a long ministry stretch, we are back. Today we move from Revelation 1 to the seven letters in chapters 2–3. This is not a manual for retreat. It is the risen Christ walking among His lampstands, inspecting, purifying, and commissioning His people for conquest. We set the stage with the covenantal and liturgical architecture of Revelation, step into the Roman world of emperor worship and enforced “peace,” and then trace the two-pronged persecution that crashed upon the early church from Rome and from apostate Judaism. Nero roared, Jerusalem raged, and the Lamb reigned. The blood of the martyrs watered the soil of a new world. Christ’s kingdom did not stall. It spread. These letters are marching orders for a church that overcomes.

Key texts referenced

Revelation 1–3; Daniel 7; Isaiah 60; Revelation 11:15; John 8; John 11:48; Matthew 16:18; Habakkuk 2; Isaiah 9:6–7.

Historical note: Tacitus, Annals 15.44, on Nero’s persecution.

Big ideas Revelation is covenantal, not a newspaper of future headlines. Christ is presently enthroned and presently judging.The seven churches stand for the church catholic. The High Priest walks among His lamps to commend, rebuke, warn, and strengthen.Rome’s “peace” was a liturgy of idolatry. Refusing a pinch of incense cost Christians jobs, status, and often their lives.The fiercest first-century opposition rose from apostate Judaism, which had traded its Messiah for Caesar and became an accuser of the saints.Judgment on Jerusalem and the humiliation of Rome did not end the story. They cleared the ground for Christ’s kingdom to advance through the nations.These letters are not relics. They are marching orders for modern dominion: repent where Christ rebukes, endure where He commends, conquer by faith and obedience.Memorable lines from the episode“Revelation is not given to terrify the saints but to fortify them.”“The empire stamped its image on consciences. The church refused and conquered.”“The powers that claimed to be gods died as men. The Man who died rose as God.”“We do not live in the twilight of history. We live in the rays of the risen Son.”

For deeper study On Revelation’s first-century focus and covenant lawsuit structure: James B. Jordan; David Chilton.On the fall of Jerusalem and New Covenant transition: Kenneth L. Gentry Jr

.On postmillennial hope: B. B. Warfield.Action stepsRead Revelation 2–3 in one sitting this week. Note Christ’s self-descriptions, commands, warnings, and promises for each church.Identify one rebuke and one commendation that apply to you or your church, and plan concrete repentance and obedience.

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TagsRevelation, seven churches, Nero, emperor cult, covenant theology, postmillennialism, preterism, Christian history, Christendom, dominion, discipleship, courage, Reformed theology

In today's episode, Kendall Lankford interviews Joseph Boot, the founder of the Ezra Institute, discussing the importance of cultivating a Christian mind and the role of God's law in shaping culture. They explore the themes of divided thinking among Christians, the significance of the book 'Think Christianly', and the necessity of a robust engagement with the law of God in all areas of life. Boot emphasizes the need for Christians to reclaim their intellectual and moral authority in society, advocating for a return to a biblical worldview that informs every aspect of life, from family to government.KEY TAKEAWAYS1. The greatest crisis in the church today is the lack of an undivided Christian mind.2. Thinking Christianly involves viewing every aspect of life through the lens of Scripture.3. The law of God serves as a tutor that leads us to Christ and is essential for understanding morality.4. Christians must engage with culture and uphold the law of God to influence society positively.5. Theonomy emphasizes God's law as the foundation for societal governance, contrasting with autonomy.6. The law is not abolished but fulfilled in Christ, and its principles remain relevant today.7. Practical applications of God's law can guide moral and ethical decisions in contemporary life.8. The church has a responsibility to teach and uphold God's law as part of its mission.9. Discipline within the church is a privilege that leads to holiness and righteousness.10. A robust understanding of God's law can lead to a healthier, more vibrant Christian community. QUOTES:"We have to cultivate the mind of Christ.""The law is good if one uses it lawfully.""The law is a journey into wisdom."CHAPTERS00:00 Introduction to the Ezra Institute and Its Mission02:18 Overview of 'Think Christianly' Book04:20 The Crisis of a Divided Christian Mind08:58 The Role of the Law in Christian Life16:26 The Relationship Between Law and Culture22:15 Theonomy vs. Autonomy: Understanding God's Law35:09 Practical Steps to Engage with God's Law39:37 Celebrating God's Law42:24 The Importance of Catechism and Teaching44:57 Finding a Church that Values God's Law47:41 Sphere Sovereignty and Family Leadership50:16 The Role of Government and Law53:45 The Application of God's Law in Daily Life59:24 Understanding Different Types of Laws01:13:27 Resources for Further LearningJOIN AND SUPPORT OUR CHANNELhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/joinJoin this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/join

Host: Pastor Kendall LankfordText: Revelation 1:12–20🔥 EPISODE SUMMARYIn this episode, Pastor Kendall Lankford brings our study of Revelation 1 to a close by unveiling Christ as both High Priest and Warrior-King. Far from a distant riddle, John’s first vision reveals a risen Christ who tends His Church with priestly care and tramples His enemies with kingly judgment.From His blazing eyes to His bronze feet, from His thundering voice to the sword of His mouth, this is no sentimental portrait—it is the glory of the Warrior-Priest-King who reigns now and forever. And for John’s hearers in the first century, this vision meant hope amid persecution. For us, it means courage, dominion, and joy in the unshakable Kingdom Christ has already inaugurated.🧨 WHAT YOU’LL HEARWhy Revelation was meant for John’s generation—and what that means for usHow Christ appears as the true High Priest, tending His lampstandsWhy His eyes, feet, voice, sword, and face are drawn from Old Testament imageryHow AD 70 fulfilled Jesus’ warnings and launched the new covenant eraWhy the vision is comfort for the Church and terror for her enemiesHow this Warrior-Priest-King still steadies His people today📚 KEY SCRIPTURESRevelation 1:12–20 – The vision of the risen ChristDaniel 7:9–14 – The Ancient of Days and the Son of ManHebrews 9:11–12 – Christ as the eternal High PriestMatthew 23 – Covenant curses on apostate IsraelLeviticus 26; Deuteronomy 28 – The covenant curses fulfilled📣 BEST QUOTE FROM THE SHOW“The same Christ who felled John to the ground also touched him with tender strength. He is the Warrior whose eyes blaze with judgment, yet the High Priest whose hand steadies His saints.”🛡 TAGS#ThePRODCAST #Revelation1 #WarriorPriestKing #Postmillennialism #Preterism #JesusWins #ReformedTheology #BiblicalEschatology 💥 SUPPORT THE MISSIONGet resources and gear: www.prodthesheep.comBecome a monthly partner: Join hereShare the episode. Spread the Word. Build the Kingdom.📍 VISIT THE SHEPHERD'S CHURCH10 Jean Ave, Chelmsford, MA 01824Sunday School @ 9am | 🕙 Lord’s Day Worship @ [email protected]🔗 STAY CONNECTEDFacebook: @Kendall.W.LankfordTwitter/X: @KendallLankfordInstagram: @theshepherdschurchTikTok: @reformed_pastor💡 FINAL THOUGHTRevelation 1 doesn’t give us a code to crack but a Christ to worship. He holds the stars, walks among His churches, and reigns with unchallenged dominion. For His people, His word is comfort. For His enemies, His word is judgment. And for the world, His reign is forever.Lift your head. Strengthen your hands. Take courage. The Warrior-Priest-King reigns—and He will not fail.

🔥 15 Reasons Why Six-Day Creation Is the ONLY Biblical ViewIf you get the beginning wrong, you’ll get the rest of the story wrong. In this episode of The PRODCAST, I make the case—biblically, theologically, and unapologetically—that literal, six-day creation is not a side issue. It is the bedrock upon which every doctrine rests.We’re not talking about a negotiable preference. We’re talking about the very first thing God told us—and the first thing Satan attacked: “Did God really say…?” From the authority of Scripture, to the gospel itself, to cultural battles raging today, this episode will show you why compromising Genesis will lead you down a path where you are compromising everything.In this episode you’ll discover:1. Why Jesus, Paul, and every biblical author read Genesis as literal history2. How denying six-day creation guts the gospel at its foundation3. Why “death before the Fall” is theological heresy4. How reclaiming Genesis is essential to winning the culture war📅 UPCOMING EVENT – Defending Six-Day Creation with Dr. Ken HamMark your calendars: Saturday, October 5th, Burlington, MA – Refresh Ministries is hosting world-renowned creation scientist and Answers in Genesis founder Dr. Ken Ham for a one-day conference on Why a Literal Six-Day Creation Matters.✅ Register now → https://brushfire.com/refreshministry/refreshchurch/608056 💬 Join the ConversationDo you believe six-day creation is essential? How have you seen Genesis under attack in the church or culture? Share your thoughts in the comments.📖 Related Scripture: Genesis 1–3, Exodus 20:11, Romans 5:12–19, 1 Corinthians 15:21–22, Matthew 19:4Join this channel to get access to perks:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/join

The Seven Stars of Revelation | The PRODCAST Episode — Revelation 1:12–20

Welcome back to The Prodcast! In today’s episode, we continue our deep-dive into Revelation 1:12–20, exploring the first vision John receives—and more specifically, what it means that Jesus is holding seven stars in His right hand.

These stars aren’t celestial accessories or angelic abstractions. They are pastors—real men, charged by Christ to lead, feed, and shine. And their position? Held in the right hand of the risen and reigning Son of Man.

📖 Episode Outline:

PART 1: Who Are the Seven Stars?

We biblically and exegetically demonstrate that the “angels” of the churches are not celestial spirits, but pastors—messengers held accountable by Christ. The Greek word angelos simply means “messenger,” and context makes clear these are human leaders of local churches.

PART 2: Why Are They Called Stars?

From Genesis to Isaiah, Daniel to Jesus, stars symbolize ruling authorities in Scripture. They are not just lights, they are lights that govern. These pastors are called stars not for their fame—but for their function: to reflect the light of the Son in the darkness.

PART 3: Where Are They Held?

Jesus holds them in His right hand—the throne-hand, the power-hand, the hand of authority, intimacy, and accountability. This is a position of profound significance. Pastors are not freelancers. They are possessed, protected, and judged by Christ Himself.

PART 4: What Are They For?

The relationship between star and lampstand is vital. Christ addresses the church through the pastor. The flame (pastor) sits atop the lampstand (church) as a visible sign of the church’s health and faithfulness. The health of the church flows from the clarity, courage, and Christ-centeredness of the man who speaks for Him.

🎙️ In this episode you’ll learn:

Why Jesus addresses the pastors, not just the congregations

How the symbol of stars in the Bible represents covenant headship

What Christ’s right hand tells us about the nature of pastoral ministry

The theological implications of the pastor-church relationship

How Jesus governs His Church through order, covenant, and preaching

👨‍🏫 For Pastors:

You are not an ornament. You are not optional. You are essential to Christ’s plan for His Church. This episode is a call to faithful, fearless, Christ-centered leadership in a world that desperately needs lampstands that burn bright.

🙌 For Christians:

Support your pastor. Pray for him. Protect him. Honor him. A faithful shepherd is one of the greatest blessings Christ gives to His people—and when the star burns bright, the lampstand shines strong.

📌 Key Scripture: Revelation 1:12–20

💥 Main Idea: Christ governs His Church through pastors held in His hand—men who are responsible, accountable, and empowered to shine His truth in every generation.

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Full Scripture Text: Revelation 1:12–20 (NASB 1995)

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Seven Golden Lampstands (Revelation 1:12–20)Welcome to the PRODCAST – Episode 170📖 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:In this power-packed episode of The PRODCAST, we take a torch to the opening vision of Revelation and show how it blazes with Edenic imagery, temple theology, and the sovereign priesthood of Christ. We’re not talking about a future Antichrist. We’re not speculating about the rapture. We’re going back to the beginning—to Eden, to the Tabernacle, to the Temple—and forward to the Church, the true lampstands of God, tended by Christ Himself.You’ll learn:- How the Garden of Eden was the first temple- How the Tabernacle and Temple were architectural echoes of Paradise- What the golden lampstand symbolized in Israel’s worship- Why Jesus appears as a High Priest among seven lampstands—and why that matters- How the Church has become the blazing centerpiece of God’s global planWhy Jesus warns churches that refuse to shine with His glory- What it means to be a lampstand in an age of compromise👑 No King but ChristBe sure to check out this month’s featured shirt: “No King but Christ.” It’s not about politics—it’s about the monarchy of Jesus. We don’t bend to the left or to the right. We bow to the One seated on the throne.Grab yours at: www.prodthesheep.com📜 Scripture Covered:Revelation 1:12–20 (NASB 1995)Genesis 1–3 | Exodus 25–30 | Numbers 3 & 18 | John 1:14 | Matthew 5:14–16 | Isaiah 2 | Ezekiel 47 | Malachi 1:11 | Philippians 2:15💬 Support the Show:Your prayers, likes, shares, comments, and monthly support make this show possible. Every donation helps us keep producing bold, biblically faithful content to strengthen the Church and advance the Kingdom.👉 Become a supporter at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/join

Was the “Lord’s Day” a Sunday… or a Sentencing? (Revelation 1:10 EXPLAINED)📖 Description:Most Christians read “the Lord’s Day” in Revelation 1:10 and think: Sunday.Worship. Rest. Maybe brunch after church.But that’s not what John meant. Not even close.In this episode of The PRODCAST, we uncover the courtroom drama unfolding behind this misunderstood phrase. We show that Revelation 1:10 isn’t describing a peaceful morning devotion—but a prophetic moment of divine reckoning, where the Spirit pulls John into the heavenly courtroom and shows him the final sentencing of apostate Israel.The prophets warned it. Jesus predicted it.And by AD 70, the fire fell—right on schedule.This isn’t about church calendars. It’s about covenant collapse.This is the Day of the Lord—the one they had coming.📚 What You’ll Learn:Why “the Lord’s Day” = “the Day of the Lord”—and why that mattersHow Revelation follows the structure of a covenantal lawsuitWhat Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Joel, Amos, and Malachi really saidWhy Jesus quotes Isaiah 13 in Matthew 24—and what that provesHow AD 70 wasn’t random—it was a legal executionWhat the prophets saw coming… and what John finally witnessedWhy the Church today must understand the verdict to live in the victory🔥 This Episode Is for You If:You’re tired of treating Revelation like an end-times horror movieYou’re ready to stop waiting for judgment—and start living in dominionYou want a theology that makes you build, not hide💣 Quotes to Remember:“The Lord’s Day wasn’t Sunday morning—it was execution day.”“Revelation isn’t a riddle. It’s a lawsuit.”“The prophets weren’t poets. They were God’s legal team.”“The temple didn’t fall by accident. It fell by verdict.”“We’re not living in the shadow of judgment—we’re living in the light of the Kingdom.”🧱 What’s the Point?When John said, “I was in the Spirit on the Lord’s Day,” he was stepping into the firestorm that the prophets foresaw and Jesus guaranteed.He wasn’t waiting for history to end.He was watching the Old Covenant world come crashing down—so that the Kingdom of Christ could rise in its place.Now that the judgment has fallen, it’s time to build.Stop reading Revelation like it’s about your future.Start reading it like it already happened—and your job is to live like a citizen of the New Jerusalem.🛠 Support the Mission (Not the Man):If this show helps you think clearly, build boldly, and worship more fearlessly, consider becoming a monthly supporter.📢 Final Call:Like. Comment. Share. Subscribe.Let’s help the Church recover courage.#TheProdcast #RevelationExplained #DayOfTheLord #ChristIsKing #Postmillennialism #Preterism #CovenantJudgment #NewJerusalem #KingdomNow #Revelation110 #NoMoreFear #BuildChristendom #TheChurchWins #FireThenBrideJoin this channel to support the mission:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD_3vCL8AM6U3sJIAzq9vnA/join