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In this conversation, Kendall Lankford and Marcus Pittman explore the concept of postmillennial fan fiction and how it envisions the future of Christianity. They also jump into the idea of the reversal of the curse and how technological advancements can contribute to the restoration of the world. They touch on topics such as the agricultural revolution, the printing press, and the potential of AI. The conversation highlights the importance of Christians investing in technology and innovation to further the kingdom of God. The conversation explores the intersection of faith, technology, and the mission of Christians to transform the world. It discusses the importance of faith and works in the life of a believer, rejecting the idea that anything digital or technology-based is inherently evil. The conversation also highlights the role of Christians in beautifying the earth and multiplying the Christian worldview through various means. It emphasizes the need for Christians to play the long game and invest in long-term missions and projects. The conversation touches on the potential of space travel, the importance of a gospel foundation in solving problems like cancer, and the need to remove barriers to entry in various industries. In this conversation, Kendall and Marcus discuss the integration of science, technology, industry, and biblical mandate. They emphasize the importance of Christians investing in companies and building economies to bring about positive change in the world. They also touch on topics such as nuclear energy, the need for a Christian view of government, and the importance of passing down inheritance to future generations. The conversation highlights the need for Christians to actively engage in various fields and use their resources to advance the kingdom of God.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Post-millennialism envisions a future where the gospel fills the earth, restoring it to a state similar to the Garden of Eden.

Technological advancements can help reverse the curse and restore the world.

Christian entrepreneurs should invest in technology that serves a global purpose and furthers God's kingdom.

The promise of long life and the elimination of death is part of the post-millennial vision.

Christians should embrace and invest in technological innovations that align with the gospel and extend human life.

Faith and works are crucial, rejecting the idea that anything digital or technology-based is inherently evil.

Christians are called to beautify the earth and spread the Christian worldview.

Long-term missions and projects are vital for Christians.

A gospel foundation is essential for solving problems like cancer and bringing prosperity to nations.

Removing barriers to entry in various industries fosters innovation and growth.

Integrating science, technology, industry, and biblical mandates brings positive change.

Investing in companies and building economies advances God's kingdom.

A Christian view of government and integrating Christian principles in all areas of life is necessary.

Passing down inheritance to future generations builds capital and funds missionary work.

Christians must engage in various fields and use resources to advance God's kingdom.

CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction and Overcoming Challenges

07:19 The Reversal of the Curse in Genesis

26:23 The Role of Christians in Technological Advancements

33:00 Playing the Long Game in Missions and Projects

39:28 The Potential of Space Travel and the Need for a Gospel Foundation

46:38 Solving Problems and Removing Barriers to Entry

59:37 The Disconnect between Words and Actions

01:06:24 Bringing Blessings to the Earth

01:19:07 Unlocking the Potential of Nuclear Energy

01:26:32 Engaging in Various Fields to Advance the Kingdom of God

In this episode, Kendall Lankford interviews Marcus Pittman, co-founder of the streaming service Lore, about the impact of post-millennialism on art and culture. They discuss the importance of art in the kingdom of God and how it can be used to spread the gospel and bring about cultural transformation. Marcus shares his journey to post-millennialism and the inspiration behind Lore, which aims to fund and distribute Christian art that is often neglected by mainstream platforms. They also explore the decline of Christian art and the need for a new approach to funding and distributing art in the church. This conversation explores the importance of pushing boundaries and embracing new ideas in the world of media and entertainment. It highlights the power of non-Hollywood productions and the value of owning intellectual property. The story of losing the rights to Chronicles of Narnia serves as a cautionary tale, emphasizing the need to love your neighbor by giving artists ownership. The conversation also delves into the historical connection between Christianity and technological advancements, encouraging Christians to think outside the box and pursue post-millennial ventures. It concludes with a call to action, urging individuals to take risks and make a difference for Christ in various industries.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Post-millennialism fuels optimism and boldness in the kingdom of God, leading to creative endeavors and cultural transformation.

Art plays a crucial role in the kingdom of God, as seen in the artistic work of Adam and Eve in the garden and the importance of art in the construction of the temple.

The decline of Christian art can be attributed to a lack of funding, distribution channels, and courage to create and support art that reaches a wider audience.

Cultural revolution and revival often begin with the younger generation, and it is important to create art that appeals to and engages with younger audiences. Pushing boundaries and embracing new ideas can lead to the discovery of new audiences and the success of non-Hollywood productions.

Owning intellectual property is crucial for artists to have long-term control and benefit from their work.

Christians have a responsibility to love their neighbor by giving artists ownership and not taking away their labor.

Christians should think outside the box and pursue post-millennial ventures in various industries, including technology and space exploration.

Taking risks and being creative in business and the arts can make a significant impact for Christ and bring the gospel to new audiences.

CHAPTERS

00:00 - Introduction and Background

03:02 - Lore: A New Approach to Funding Art

08:40 - Post-Millennialism and Marcus' Journey

10:59 - The Impact of Post-Millennialism on Art

15:15 - The Importance of Art in History

20:31 - The Decline of Christian Art and Distribution Channels

30:00 - The Influence of Dispensationalism on Art

37:28 - Art and the Reformation

41:01 - The Need for Cultural Revolution and Courage in Art

43:56 - Pushing Boundaries and Finding New Audiences

44:22 - The Power of Non-Hollywood Productions

45:19 - The Importance of Taking Risks and Embracing New Ideas

46:46 - The Value of Owning Intellectual Property

47:44 - The Story of Losing the Rights to Chronicles of Narnia

49:44 - Loving Your Neighbor by Giving Artists Ownership

52:23 - The Need for Christians to Innovate in Various Industries

53:12 - Getting Involved in Reclaiming the Arts

56:21 - The Historical Connection Between Christianity and Technological Advancements

01:00:30 - Thinking Outside the Box and Pursuing Post-Millennial Ventures

01:03:52 - Recovering a Spirit of Creativity and Curiosity

01:05:03 - Investing in Risk and Overcoming Cowardice

01:06:21 - Taking Action and Making a Difference for Christ

Welcome back to "A Practical Postmillennialism," where we explore the scriptural foundations of a hopeful and victorious eschatology called Postmillennialism. In this episode, we dive into the writings of the Apostle Paul to uncover ten undeniable proofs that Postmillennialism is the correct eschatology.

Key Points:

Proof 1: The Victory of Christ

1 Corinthians 15:24-25 - Paul describes the end of the world occurring when Jesus hands the Kingdom back to God after abolishing all rule and authority, demonstrating Christ's reign until all His enemies are under His feet.

Proof 2: The Growth of the Kingdom

Colossians 1:3-6 - Paul praises the Colossian church for their hope and optimism in the Gospel, which is constantly bearing fruit and increasing, showcasing Paul's belief in the Gospel's triumph.

Proof 3: The Power of the Gospel

Romans 1:16 - Paul declares the Gospel as the power of God for salvation, contradicting modern evangelical defeatism and affirming the Gospel's unstoppable force destined to transform lives and nations.

Proof 4: The Reconciliation of Everything

Colossians 1:19-20 - Paul speaks of Jesus reconciling all things to Himself, highlighting the continuous and uninterrupted reign of Jesus to restore and redeem all creation.

Proof 5: The Obedience of the Nations

Romans 16:25-27 - Paul reminds the Roman church that the mystery of the Gospel has been revealed to all nations, leading to their obedience and glorifying Christ.

Proof 6: The Authority of Christ

Romans 1:4-6 - Paul explains that Jesus has given the church the authority to bring about the obedience of faith among all Gentiles, emphasizing the church's mandate to win the world for Christ.

Proof 7: The Success of the Mission

1 Thessalonians 1:8 - Paul notes that the faith of the Thessalonian church has spread everywhere, demonstrating the Gospel's triumph and the church's success in advancing the Kingdom.

Proof 8: The Inheritance of the Saints

Ephesians 1:18-23 - Paul prays for the enlightenment of believers' hearts to understand the hope, riches, and power of Christ's reign, leading to a victorious and triumphant church.

Proof 9: Triumphing Over Powers

Ephesians 3:10 - Paul tells us that through the church, the manifold wisdom of God is made known to rulers and authorities in heavenly places, signifying the church's role in overcoming spiritual powers.

Proof 10: Creation and Future Glory

Romans 8:18-21 - Paul describes the future glory awaiting believers and the liberation of creation from corruption, pointing to the ultimate renewal of all creation under Christ's reign.

Conclusion:

Join us as we explore these ten proofs and see how Paul's writings affirm a victorious and hopeful eschatology. Be encouraged and equipped to live boldly for Christ, knowing that His Kingdom is advancing and that we have the privilege of participating in this glorious movement. Subscribe, share, and let's spread the optimistic news of Jesus' ever-growing victory!

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In this conversation, Pastors Kendall Lankford and  @TobyJSumpter  from King's Cross Church in Moscow ID (Also a contributor to the  @CROSSPOLITIC  podcast) discusses post-millennialism and its connection to the mission of the church and masculinity. Pastor Toby explains how post-millennialism is the belief that Christ's work of sanctification will be applied to history, resulting in the gradual transformation of the world. This view sees the mission of the church as not only preaching the gospel but also bringing the knowledge of the Lord to every area of life. Pastor Sumter emphasizes the importance of having a clear eschatological view to restore purpose and mission in the lives of believers, particularly men. The conversation explores the concept of masculinity and the mission of men to provide and protect. It emphasizes the importance of men having a godly burden and taking risks for the kingdom of God. The conversation also highlights the need for men to aim for eternal glory and to be active in making a positive impact in their families, churches, and communities. It encourages men to be faithful in the little things and to trust God for greater things.

KEY TAKEWAWAYS

1. Post-millennialism is the belief that Christ's work of sanctification will be applied to history, resulting in the gradual transformation of the world.

2. The mission of the church is not only to preach the gospel but also to bring the knowledge of the Lord to every area of life.

3. Having a clear eschatological view is important for restoring purpose and mission in the lives of believers, particularly men.

4. Men have been beaten down by society and the church, and an integrated view of eschatology can revive a godly masculinity.

5. The conquest against sin, the world, the flesh, and the devil starts with each individual man and extends to his family, vocation, and church. Men are called to provide and protect, starting with themselves and extending to their families, churches, and communities.

6. Men should aim for eternal glory and be willing to take godly risks for the kingdom of God.

7. Faithfulness in the little things leads to greater impact and blessings from God.

8. Men should be active and engaged in their roles as husbands, fathers, and members of their local church.

9. The struggle and challenges in life are opportunities for growth and glory.

KEY QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE:

"Post-millennialism is the doctrine of sanctification applied to history."

"Post-millennialism believes that the mission that Jesus gave us is going to be accomplished, not with swords and guns and coercion, but by the preaching of the gospel."

"Christ planted his flag in this world, in his crucifixion and resurrection. He claimed this world for himself."

"Men ought to be thinking in terms of provide and protect, starting with yourself, working out from there."

"Men should be risk takers for the glory of God, taking godly risk for the kingdom."

"We're actually training and fighting for eternal glory."

CHAPTERS

00:00 - Introduction and Background of Toby Sumter

02:20 - Understanding Post-Millennialism

08:32 - Why We Don't See a Macro View of Eschatology

12:46 - Toby Sumter's Journey to Post-Millennialism

25:23 - The Connection Between Purpose, Mission, and Eschatology

29:27 - Reviving Godly Masculinity through a Clear Eschatological View

33:58 - The Mission of Men: Provide and Protect

37:32 - Aiming for Eternal Glory: The Post-Millennial Hope

46:10 - Faithfulness in the Little Things

48:40 - Being Active and Engaged in Every Area of Life

54:55 - Embracing the Struggle: Finding Glory in Challenges

Hello, everyone, and welcome back to the show. In today’s episode, we take a break from our eschatology series to address the current cultural climate, especially as we enter the month widely known for its celebration of Pride. Much like the overlooked yet perilous threat of gum disease, if left unchecked, our society has become toxified by moral decay, beginning with smaller infractions that have escalated into full-blown spiritual and cultural rot.

Using the analogy of gum disease, we explore how early symptoms of moral deviancy, if left untreated, can lead to catastrophic outcomes. From the inception of the LGBTQ movement to the present-day celebration of what the Bible calls abominations, we draw parallels between untreated gingivitis and the unchecked spread of sin.

In this episode, we explore:

The initial stages of moral decay and its progressive nature.

The Biblical definition and gravity of abominations.

The cultural shift over the decades and the church’s role.

The urgent need for radical repentance and a return to Biblical fidelity.

We conclude by offering the most potent remedy available: the transformative power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Only through repentance and turning back to God can our society hope to find healing and renewal.

Join us as we confront the uncomfortable truths and seek divine wisdom to navigate these challenging times. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more content grounded in Biblical truth.

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KEY TOPICS COVERED

The comparison between the Detroit Pistons and modern-day Christianity

The need for the Church to repent of eschatological escapism

The victorious growth of the early Church as depicted in the Book of Acts

How the early Church's attitude of boldness and joy should inspire us today

A call to abandon defeatism and embrace a postmillennial vision of triumph

KEY VERSES CITED:

Genesis 1:28, 9:1, 12:3, 26:4, 35:11, Psalm 2:8, Isaiah 13:10, 34:4-5, Ezekiel 32:3-7, 32:8, Joel 2:30-31, Daniel 7:13-14, Zechariah 9:9, Matthew 4:17, 16:18, 21:43, 24:34, 28:18, Mark 1:15, Luke 17:21, Acts 1:8, 2:17-21, 2:41, 2:47, 4:4, 5:14, 6:1, 6:7, 8:4, 8:12, 9:31, 9:35, 9:42, 11:26, 14:27, James 5:9, Hebrews 1:2, 9:26, Revelation 1:1, 1:3, 22:7, 22:12, 22:20.

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In this conversation, Kendall Lankford interviews pastor C.R. Wiley author of several books including 'The Household and the War for the Cosmos' and 'Man of the House' as well as the Cohost of @TheTheologyPugcast . Kendall and pastor Wiley discuss the importance of the home in the battle for retaking the fallen world, the journey to post-millennialism, and the practical implications of this eschatological view. Pastor Wiley emphasizes the significance of building a household that reflects the world to come and the importance of having a long-term perspective. He encourages young people to take the long view and trust in God's plan for the future.

TAKEAWAYS

1. The home plays a central role in the battle for retaking the fallen world.

2. Post-millennialism offers hope and a long-term perspective on God's plan for redemption.

3. Building a household that reflects the world to come is a significant and lasting project.

4. Young people should take the long view and trust in God's plan for the future.

CHAPTERS

00:00 - Introduction and Book Recommendations

01:30 - Background and Experience

04:58 - Journey to Post-Millennialism

10:31 - Impact of Eschatology on Life and Culture

20:58 - Biblical Case for Post-Millennialism

27:33 - Practical Implications for the Household

38:28 - Encouragement for Young People

41:22 - Hope for the Future

44:06 - Prayer Request

In this episode, Kendall Lankford and Justin VanRiper discuss the practical implications of post-millennialism. They emphasize that post-millennialism is not just an ivory tower doctrine, but a belief that has real value for how Christians live their lives. They recommend several books on post-millennialism, including works by Ken Gentry, R.C. Sproul, and Douglas Wilson. They also discuss the relationship between post-millennialism and partial preterism, and how these beliefs impact the way Christians view the future. They highlight the importance of the cultural mandate and the reinvigoration of Christianity in society. Finally, they address the negative connotations associated with indoctrination and emphasize the need for Christians to catechize their children. This conversation explores the impact of indoctrination and culture, the role of the church in shaping culture, the importance of education and catechism, the abandonment of the mind, the significance of post-millennialism, the responsibility of men as theologians in the home, the impact of post-millennialism on daily life, and the high view of every aspect of life.

TAKEAWAYS AND TOPICS

ChatGPT

1. Post-millennialism is a belief with practical implications for Christian living.

2. Recommended books include works by Ken Gentry, R.C. Sproul, and Douglas Wilson.

3. It's often linked with partial preterism, the belief that many eschatological prophecies have been fulfilled.

4. Post-millennialism revitalizes the cultural mandate, emphasizing active Christian engagement in society.

5. Biblical indoctrination is crucial for raising children in the faith; the question is not "if" but "by whom."

6. The church plays a vital role in shaping culture and shouldn't withdraw from it.

7. Education and catechism are essential for passing on the faith to future generations.

8. Abandoning the mind is harmful to Christianity.

9. Post-millennialism invigorates the mind, encouraging men to fulfill their role as theologians at home.

10. It has practical implications for daily life, including work, family, and community.

11. Every aspect of life should be done to glorify Christ.

CHAPTERS

00:00 - Introduction and Background

02:45 - Understanding Post-Millennialism

06:41- Recommended Reading on Post-Millennialism

10:24 - Post-Millennialism and Partial Preterism

14:08 - The Practical Implications of Post-Millennialism

25:13 - The Eschatology of Victory

30:05 - The Impact of Dispensationalism

37:05 - The Importance of Indoctrination

38:28 - The Impact of Indoctrination and Culture

39:28 - The Role of the Church in Shaping Culture

41:22 - The Importance of Education and Catechism

44:31 - The Abandonment of the Mind

46:45 - The Significance of Post-Millennialism

48:42 - The Responsibility of Men as Theologians in the Home

52:09 - The Impact of Post-Millennialism on Daily Life

57:29 - The Practical Application of Post-Millennialism in the Home

01:03:11 - The High View of Every Aspect of Life

EPISODE CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION: Here we examine how Jesus, with a small group of disciples, started a movement that has grown to encompass over 2.5 billion believers globally.

PHASE 1: THE ARRIVAL OF THE KINGDOM: Here we explore the prophecies that anticipated Jesus' arrival and how His advent signified the beginning of a new epoch.

PHASE 2: THE BATTLE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL: Here we look into the intense spiritual clashes between Jesus and demonic entities, highlighting His strategic triumphs over these forces in His incarnation.

PHASE 3: JUDGMENT POURED OUT ON JUDAH: Here we discuss the spiritual and physical ramifications for first-century Judah due to their rejection of Christ, leading to the prophesied destruction of Jerusalem.

PHASE 4: BLESSING AND SPREADING THE KINGDOM: We observe how the resurrected Jesus empowers His Church to propagate His mission, extending divine blessings and authority worldwide.

PHASE 5: CHRISTIANIZING THE WORLD: Consider the transformative effect of the Gospel as it redefines societies, reshaping cultural foundations and worldviews through centuries.

CONCLUSION: Here we contemplate the ongoing spiritual conflict for the world's soul and the Christian’s role within this divine plan.

VERSES CITED:

Genesis: 1:28, 12:1-3, 49:10

Exodus: 31:1-11

Leviticus: 26

Deuteronomy: 28

Isaiah: 9:2, 9:6-7, 60:12

Habakkuk: 2:14

Malachi: 3:1-2

Matthew: 3:2, 11:10, 16:18-19, 18:18, 18:20, 21:8, 21:12-17, 21:18-22, 21:28-32, 21:33-46, 21:43, 21:44, 22:1-14, 23:35-36, 23:37-38, 24:2, 24:6, 24:9, 24:14, 24:15, 24:21, 24:28, 24:29-31, 24:34, 28:18-20

Mark: 1:15, 4:30-32, 10:42-45, 11:10, 16:17-18

Luke: 1:33, 1:78, 10:9, 12:32, 13:19, 13:20-21, 21:20-24, 24:47, 24:49

John: 8:44, 14:12, 14:16-17, 15:5, 15:16, 16:13-14

Acts: 2:44-45, 5:35-37, 11:28, 16:26, 17:6, 24:25

Romans: 1:16, 10:18

1 Corinthians: 4:20, 8:5-6, 15:25, 15:28

2 Corinthians: 5:17

Ephesians: 4:31-32, 5:22-33, 5:25, 6:4

Colossians: 1:23, 2:8

1 Thessalonians: 1:9

2 Thessalonians: 3:10

Philemon: 1:16

James: 1:25, 5:1-6

1 Peter: 3:7

2 Peter: 1:2-4

Revelation: 7:9, 11:15, 21:1, 21:5

QUESTION FOR YOU TO CONSIDER: In what ways do you, or perhaps should you, participate in the expansion of God's Kingdom in your own community and life?

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In this conversation, Kendall and Martin discuss objections to post-millennialism. They cover topics such as the dating of the book of Revelation, the parable of the wheat and tares, and the cyclical nature of the book of Revelation. Martin provides insights into these topics and offers different perspectives on the interpretation of the book of Revelation. In this part of the conversation, Martin Selbrede discusses the concept of victory in the book of Revelation and the idea of the 'little season' between the first and second advent. He also explores the role of the Antichrist, the great apostasy, and the great tribulation in post-millennialism. Selbrede provides insights into the interpretation of key passages in Revelation and highlights the importance of understanding the historical context of these prophecies. He also addresses the biblical perspective on the world going from bad to worse and the promise of peace and transformation in the future. The conversation explores the idea that peace on earth will be brought about by Christ, where there will be no more war and the art of war will not be learned again. Critics argue that post-millennialism opens the door to universalism, but the conversation clarifies that post-millennialism does not imply universalism. The conversation also addresses the astronomical perturbations mentioned in Scripture, explaining that they symbolize political upheavals and the downfall of rulers. The language used is not meant to be taken literally, but rather as a depiction of the destruction of Jerusalem and the regime change happening at that time. In this part of the conversation, Martin Selbrede and Kendall discuss the importance of interpreting scripture according to its literary genre and the significance of understanding the Old Testament in order to grasp the full meaning of the New Testament. They also address the idea of over-realized eschatology and the role of man in the postmillennial view. Selbrede emphasizes the power of the Holy Spirit and the need to read scripture in light of God's sovereignty. They also touch on the topics of denominationalism, the future of the world, and the defeat of Satan. In this final part of the conversation, Martin Selbrede discusses the importance of acknowledging our limitations and relying on God's help in the battle against evil. He emphasizes that biblical post-millennialism is different from the prosperity gospel preached by some, as it focuses on the establishment of God's law and justice. Selbrede also addresses the rise of AI and technology, highlighting the need for ethical considerations and the importance of Christians bringing their worldview to these fields. He recommends several books for further study on post-millennialism.