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In this conversation, Kendall Lankford interviews Mark Reagan, the music director at Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho. They discuss post-millennialism, the power and purpose of music, and its role in culture and worship. Mark explains that post-millennialism is an application of faithfulness, where believers work and hope for the Lord's blessing and the increase of His kingdom. They also explore the origins of music and its reflection of God's order in the cosmos. They discuss how music can be used for good or evil, and the importance of corporate singing in the church as a reflection of our corporate identity and culture. Music plays a crucial role in building culture and shaping our worldview. Singing Psalms and hymns that have post-millennial themes is important because it encourages and motivates us in our daily efforts. It reminds us that Christ is victorious and that our work is not in vain. By singing songs that reflect the full story of the gospel, we teach ourselves and others who we are in Christ. Music is a powerful tool for worship, expressing our emotions, and building a Christian culture in our homes and communities.
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In this video, Pastor Kendall Lankford explores the book of Revelation, explaining its structure and how it supports a postmillennial vision. Skip the extended exposition of Revelation 20; instead, focus on understanding how Revelation 1-19 marks the end of the old covenant world and how Revelation 20-22 describes the dawn of a new era with Christ and His Church.
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Join Pastor Kendall Lankford as he explores the rise of the new world and the practical implications of postmillennialism. Discover how Jesus' advent marked the decisive end of the old covenant age and the glorious dawn of a new era.
SUMMARYJoin Pastor Kendall Lankford from The Shepherd's Church and Dr. Joe Boot as they discuss the intersection of postmillennialism, politics, and cultural engagement. Dr. Boot shares insights on how understanding postmillennialism practically can impact various aspects of life. Learn about the Ezra Institute's work in worldview and cultural apologetics, training believers to engage with unbelievers and bring every sphere of life under the lordship of Jesus Christ. Dr. Boot encourages starting where you are and applying kingdom principles in your vocation and areas of influence.KEY TAKEAWAYS:Postmillennialism should be understood practically and applied to various sectors of life.The Ezra Institute focuses on worldview and cultural apologetics, training believers in biblical worldview and engaging with unbelievers.Every sphere of life should be brought under the lordship of Jesus Christ and transformed to glorify God.Start where you are and apply the principles of the kingdom of God in your specific vocations and areas of influence.QUOTES:"Postmillennialism should be understood in a practical way and applied to various sectors of life.""Every sphere of life should be brought under the lordship of Jesus Christ and transformed to glorify God."CONNECT WITH US:
Join Pastor Kendall Lankford as he unpacks the concept of eschatology and challenges the common misconception about the end of the world. Discover the Biblical distinction between the old covenant age and the new covenant age brought by Jesus Christ.
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Welcome to The PRODCAST, hosted by pastor Kendall Lankford. In this episode, we dive into one of the most challenging books of the New Testament: the Book of Hebrews. Often misunderstood and avoided due to its complexity, Hebrews offers profound insights into eschatology and the nature of Christ's reign. Join us as we explore how this pivotal text supports the postmillennial view, highlighting key passages that affirm Christ's current reign, the promise of our unending rest, the New Covenant, and the vision of an unshakable kingdom.
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