Episode 192: Our typical interpretation of Revelation 21 & 22 is that this is heaven. However, I challenge that view in this episode. If John is not talking about heaven, what is he talking about? Tune in as I explain the vision.
Question of the Day: Is Satan real?
Episode 191: The millennial reign of…who? Must be chapter 20 of Revelation. The book of Revelation begins to wind down very rapidly and the 1,000 years figure shows up a lot. Tune in as I bring clarity to oft misunderstood (and exploited) passage.
Question of the Day: What do Catholics believe?
Episode 183: Revelation 14 is a tricky chapter but it does serve to set the scene for what we will see in the rest of the book. Tune in as I give my brilliant exegesis of this chapter.
Question of the Day: How can we know truth?
Episode 161: Recently, archaeologists in Turkey dug up a chest which supposedly contains a piece of the cross that Jesus died on. So what does this mean? Tune in as I break down how when an idol’s-a-tree that is really gross idolatry.
Did Archaeologists Find Jesus’ Cross?
Question of the Day: Where does it say you have to go through Christ to get to God?
Episode 160: We’re doing a one month recap one week early of the George Zimmerman verdict. Tune in as I make some general observations before diving into much heavier matters pertaining to the trial and execution of Jesus.
Question of the Day: Should a Christian fast and pray?
Episode 155: I’m out this week, but we’ve reached back into the archives of the Live from the Pulpit podcast for a retread on a past teaching. In this episode, I conclude my teaching on the resurrection of Jesus.
Episode 154: I’m out this week but we’ve reached into the archives of the Live from Pulpit podcast for a three-part series on the resurrection of Jesus. Tune in as I discuss the resurrection of Jesus.
Episode 153: I’m out this week but we have reached into the archives of the Live from the Pulpit podcast for a teaching on the resurrection. Tune in as I breakdown the essential elements concerning the resurrection of Jesus.
Episode 152: Last Saturday, six jurors rendered their verdict in the trial of George Zimmerman: not guilty. Several news commentators had anticipated this verdict. Civil rights leaders and critics were upset about the verdict. News anchors repeatedly used the word “stunned” in their coverage. Even the President made a statement asking that Americans “honor” Trayvon Martin’s memory by remaining calm and pursuing peace. Tune in as I attempt to cut through the secondhand smoke of the world and point us toward a counter-cultural spiritual reality which rises above race divide in our country.
Question of the Day: What forbidden fruit did Eve eat?
Question of the Day: Was Peter the first Pope?
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