In this episode we read from some rabbinical commentary on how early civilization descended into idolatry while saying they were worshiping God.  We then get into the Word to see how this same principle was present in Jesus' day and is alive and well in both the corporate church and even our own lives if gone unchecked.

Well we finished up the series on Gates, Keys, Foundations, and Judgments and like we do at the end of a long series like that, we just talk about whatever has been on our hearts.  We talk about lessons learned from the past series, Podcasts that never happened and got down some rabbit hole with Crazy Horse and General Patton.

We conclude our series on Gates, Keys, Foundations, and Judgments by getting into what the Bible says about justice and judgment from Acts through Revelation.  We specifically explore what that means for us as believers.

In our continuing series on Gates, Keys, Foundations, and Judgments, we get into what judgment looks like in the Gospels and how THE JUDGE, Jesus Christ demonstrated and taught about how to judge rightly. We also discuss the consequence of getting it wrong and how to identify improper motives.

We continue our series on Gates, Keys, Foundations, and Judgments by continuing to discuss Biblical Judgment, specifically that in the Prophets.  We also discuss the importance of getting to the heart of the matter to judge correctly.

We continue our series Gates, Keys, Foundations and Judgments by discussing what the Bible says about Judgment in Psalms, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes. Even take a rabbit trail or two.

We continue to talk about Old Testament Judgment in the context of what God said through his Word about righteous and unrighteous judgment. We took a few rabbit trails this episode but we had a blast going through most of Psalms.

Continuing our series on Gates, Keys, Foundations, and Judgments: We get into Old Testament Judgment from Genesis to the time of the Judges, gleaning what we can from Scripture to see what makes for righteous and unrighteous judgments.

Do you know that keys are mentioned less than ten times in the Bible? Isaiah prophesied that Jesus would be given the keys of the house of David.  This was also confirmed in Revelation when Jesus addresses the Church of Philadelphia.  He has also given us keys to Kingdom in Matthew 16:19. Join us as we discuss the significance of keys in our operation as Kingdom citizens.

Did you know that Jacob/Israel had 12 sons/tribes?  Jesus started with 12 Disciples.  Moses in the desert established 70 elders of Israel, which later evolved into the Sanhedrin of Jesus' time?  Jesus also sent out 70.  Due to the corruption of the council, Jesus established his Ekklesia or righteous ruling council.  We also give Biblical examples of what it looks like when Heaven's judgments prevail over Hell's.