Dr. Michael Brown discusses the concept of revival, the suffering servant, and God's sovereign will, while addressing questions about eternal punishment, the Masoretic text, the new covenant, and Torah observance. [... more]

The book of Revelation teaches that God is in charge of history, and His sovereignty brings strength to the weak and hope to those who are struggling. The final judgment will be a time of great revelation, where the wicked will be punished and the righteous will be rewarded. The new heaven and new earth will be a place of eternal life and joy, where God will dwell with His people and they will be His people. [... more]

Jesus Christ's words in Matthew 24 paint a vivid picture of the last days, warning of God's judgment and the importance of faithfulness. The passage emphasizes the sudden and unexpected return of Jesus, the irreversible nature of God's judgment, and the revelation of truth. Each person will be individually accountable for their actions, and the destiny of the faithful will be joyful, while the lost will face eternal punishment. The message encourages listeners to reflect on their relationship with Jesus and to make a decision about their eternal future. [... more]

The Bible teaches that there is an ultimate lake of fire for those who never believed in Jesus, and God's judgment is based on what people did with what they knew, based on their conscience, the light of nature, and whether or not they ever heard the gospel. [... more]

Jesus teaches that humility is the key to entering the kingdom of heaven, and that those who seek personal greatness will never enter. He warns against the dangers of pride and the importance of serving others, and emphasizes the reality of eternal punishment for those who do not repent and believe in Him. [... more]

The concept of the millennium is a thousand years of enforced peace on earth under the rulership of Jesus Christ, centered in Jerusalem. Jesus will judge among the nations, and there will be a separation of people, with some entering the kingdom and others not. The millennial kingdom will be a time of utopia, with Jesus ruling, the curse partially lifted, and longevity. However, Satan will be released from his prison and will come out to deceive the nations, leading to a rebellion. Ultimately, the kingdom will be given back to the Father, and Jesus will rule forever and ever. [... more]

The host discusses various theological topics, including Calvinism, Annihilationism, and Manicheanism, and answers listener questions on the Bible and Christian doctrine, emphasizing the importance of trusting God and understanding His grace. [... more]

During the Great Tribulation, Jesus separates the righteous from the goats, those who took the mark of the beast and rejected his brethren. The passage emphasizes the importance of serving others, particularly the least of these, as if they were Jesus Christ. The contrast between eternal life and eternal punishment is stark, with no in-between category, and the decision to follow Jesus Christ has eternal consequences. [... more]

Jesus' teachings on hell and eternal punishment are a central theme in the Bible, emphasizing the gravity of sin and the importance of seeking the kingdom of God. Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the concept of hell, discussing its nature, duration, and the implications for human existence. [... more]

The wrath of God will be personal, terrible, and eternal, but it is also avoidable through faith in Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that hell is a place of eternal torment, where the wicked will suffer forever. Universalism, the idea that everyone will be saved, is a false doctrine that contradicts the clear teachings of Scripture. [... more]

The Bible warns that the wrath of God is a personal and terrible reality that will be experienced by all who deny the glory of a creator God, including those who worship false religion and reject Jesus Christ. This warning is not just for the wicked, but for every person, including those who consider themselves generally good. The gospel message must include both the bad news of eternal punishment and the good news of eternal life through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The concept of God's holiness and justice is often misunderstood by the younger generation, who view punishment for sin as disproportionate. However, the Bible teaches that sin is a serious offense that warrants death, and God's judgment is not arbitrary. Through the law and reason, individuals can come to understand their sinful nature and the danger of eternal punishment, leading them to seek the good news of the gospel. [... more]