In this last episode of the Kingdom Series we revisit some of the content from parts 27 and 28 and hear about how the final battle results in heaven saying, “The Kingdom of the world has become the Kingdom of our Lord and of His Messiah, and He will reign forever and ever!”

Satan has a three pronged strategy to attack all the people of this world. Those three powers are anti-god government, anti-god religion, and the focus of this episode - anti-god culture.

As the Kingdom Series comes to a climax, we hear why we can cast aside all fear and also why we can have absolute hope and joy as we look toward Christ’s return.

David J. Jones speaks to a defining section in Matthew that talks about the end of the age and the return of Christ. 

(Matthew 24:1-44)

On the day of Christ’s return everything will be uncovered but we should be responding to the gospel now. This episode clarifies what the implications are for the Christian who chooses not to leave their old ways behind.

This episode provides a simple explanation for what is commonly known as a complicated section of scripture. From facing death, to the culmination of all history, we’re able to see God expressing His goodness through it all.

In today's episode David J. Jones talks about how Christians should respond in a time of pandemic… or of any great difficulty.

This episode addresses the tension Christians face in having a body contaminated by sin but a requirement to bring God's Kingdom. We also hear about some encouraging content regarding the problem of death.

Becoming a Christian is more than simply getting saved and waiting it out comfortably until the end. We hear from the apostles that it is actually, “necessary to pass through many troubles on our way into the kingdom of God.”

As the Church of Jesus Christ in a fallen world we need to be people of real power, not just words. That real power is demonstrated in the transformed life.