In this exciting episode, Dr. Woods makes an announcement concerning the status of his upcoming verse-by-verse commentary on the Book of Revelation from a Prewrath perspective. He then transitions to expositions on John 14:1-2, Matthew 24:9-10, and 2 Thes 2:2, but primarily focusing on the pre-trib usage of Rev. 3:10, the Hour of Testing that comes to try the whole world. Dr. Woods builds a case that Revelation 3:10 does not support a pre-trib rapture. There will be an upcoming Part 2 concerning whether the "Hour of Trial" is Daniel's 70th week, or something else more ominous. Welcome to the Revelation Revolution.

In this exciting episode, we will discover the difference between providential and tactical restraint of evil and how these two concepts impact how we must interpret 2 Thes 2:6-7, where Paul brings up the discussion about "the Restrainer." We will delve into how God providentially controls all things in regard to His sovereignty but that God does not do all things. We also cover the theodicy (the philosophical discussion concerning God's benevolence and the existence of evil) and the restraining ministry of angels!  Finally, Dr. Woods makes an exciting announcement concerning a project in the works. Welcome to the Revelation Revolution!

Part 2: Recently, stars like Kanye West and Kyrie Irving have been involved with promoting Hebrew Israelite philosophy which teaches that Black Americas are the true Jews of the Bible and that modern-day European, American, and Israeli Jews are all imposters who have a common ancestry from an ancient tribe of people called the Khazars who are converted Jews and therefore imposters. One of the main passages from the Bible used to promote this philosophy is taken from Deuteronomy 28, specifically verse 68 which states that Israel would be sent to slavery by ships. This verse is taken to be a prophecy of the TransAtlanic Slave Trade that brought Blacks to the shores of America as slaves. In this two-part series, we will examine the flaws of this teaching that is catching up adults and youth alike, in a wave of antisemitism and hate. This teaching also attempts to supplant the New Testament Gospel of grace and bring Believers under the dictates of the Mosaic Law, and salvation based upon Jewish lineage.

Recently, stars like Kanye West and Kyrie Irving have been involved with promoting Hebrew Israelite philosophy which teaches that Black Americas are the true Jews of the Bible and that modern-day European, American, and Israeli Jews are all imposters who have a common ancestry from an ancient tribe of people called the Khazars who are converted Jews and therefore imposters. One of the main passages from the Bible used to promote this philosophy is taken from Deuteronomy 28, specifically verse 68 which states that Israel would be sent to slavery by ships. This verse is taken to be a prophecy of the TransAtlanic Slave Trade that brought Blacks to the shores of America as slaves. In this two-part series, we will examine the flaws of this teaching that is catching up adults and youth alike, in a wave of antisemitism and hate. This teaching also attempts to supplant the New Testament Gospel of grace and bring Believers under the dictates of the Mosaic Law, and salvation based upon Jewish lineage.

Ironically, proponents of each premillennial position whether Pretrib, Midtrib, Prewrath, or Postrib, point to different passages in Revelation to support their view on when the Rapture happens and where it is found in Revelation. In this episode, we will examine the Scriptures Pretrib, Midtrib and Prewrath uses to support their respective views. Dr. Woods then examines passages in Revelation that the Dispensational point of view explains away that actually make a powerful case that supports the rapture in Revelation. You will be amazed at the wealth of golden nuggets of truth that reveal God's grace in Revelation, His concern for the saints, the blessedness of those who die in the Lord, The Lord's harvest, and how the saints are seen in heaven, before God's wrath is poured out on the world in the bowl judgments of Revelation 16. Clearly, there is a message for the Church in the book of Revelation. Unfortunately, the traditions of men and popular rapture positions have caused deafness to what the Spirit is saying to the Church in this powerful prophetic book!

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In 2 Peter 3:3-4, the Bible speaks of scoffers or mockers (Jude 18) that would come in the "last days." Unlike skeptics that have been critical of Christianity down through the centuries, these mockers will specifically scoff at the coming of the Lord. Mockingly, they will declare, "Where is the promise of His coming." In this powerful episode, learn how the first-century Christians expected the coming of the Lord during their lifetime. Obviously, those early Christians were wrong, but their earnest desire and their misunderstanding of when the rapture would occur gave rise to mockers of their day. Soon, despondency kicked in after it was clear that the Lord wasn't coming in their lifetime. This caused a theological dilemma that some have identified as the "parousia delay" or the delay in His coming. The question for us today is, Will history repeat itself? In this exciting segment, learn how the expectations of modern-day Christians could possibly be a reason why the prophesied mockers will surface in the last days.  How would critics and Christians alike respond if the Pre-trib rapture does not happen, and the Church is still here after it was supposed to be gone? Welcome to the Revelation Revolution.

On October 7th, at Democratic Fundraiser, President Biden declared that Putin could use nuclear weapons against Ukraine and trigger Armageddon. But is this true or just another misuse of biblical terminology?  In this episode, we will discover what the Scriptures actually teach about  Armageddon and determine whether Biden's statement is either fact or fiction.  Welcome to the Revelation Revolution.