Have you heard of the Millennial Reign? Have you heard words like Armageddon or Tribulation? When the disciples asked Jesus when He would come into His kingdom, was it just a spiritual fulfillment? Find out about Christ's second coming in this episode!

Books on the tribulation by Donna VanLiere:

The Time of Jacob's Trouble, The Day of Eziekiel's Hope, Daniel's Final Week

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All the disciples were warned of testing to come, but Peter, adamant that he would pass the test was the only one who failed it. This episode discusses Peter's trial, his denial of Christ, and how trials are worth enduring.

These scriptures were referenced in the discussion at The Last Supper:

Matthew 26:31-35, Mark 14:27-31, Luke 22:31-34, John 13:37-38

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Cain and Abel were the children of Adam and Eve, and their story is its own tragedy. Learn more about these brothers and find out what their lives can teach us today.

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Jesus told a story about a master entrusting his servants with part of his possessions. Two did well, one didn't. What does this story mean for us, and what can it teach us about fully using the power of God in our life.

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The Bible says God will give you the desires of your heart, so why hasn't He? This episode helps us learn to discern our godly desires from our selfish ones, and gives encouragement when you haven't seen those God-given desires come through.

Scriptures references as referred to in episode:

Transfiguration, Matthew 17:1-4

Peter's Rebuke, Matthew 16:21-23

Washing feet, John 13:6-9

Peter's profession, John 13:36-37

Gideon was a man living in fear who was called by God to become a courageous warrior. How did he do it? This episode shows us how God is kind and merciful to us, but still asks us to do it scared.

Matthew and Mark both record an occasion where a Gentile woman asks Jesus for healing and Jesus refuses. He also says something that sounds derogatory. That doesn't seem right. This episode unpacks this scripture and finds that Jesus was saying more than what we hear.

David had men who were called his Mighty Men. These men were brave, fearless, strong and leaders of David's army. But where did they come from and what can we learn about being mighty, too?