Verse by verse studies through books of the Bible. In this series titled Hard To Heart we learn about the work God does in the lives of His people as well as the fate of our world, particularly Israel, in the future.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: and, Bible, calvary, chapel, end, expository, Ezekiel, futurism, Gene, gog, hanford, magog, pensiero, premillennialism, Prophecy, sermon, theology, times
God and His Prophets is a verse-by-verse Bible study podcast exploring the mysterious prophets and prophetic texts of the Bible. Each episode unpacks Scripture, helping you understand the cultural context, spiritual meaning, and modern relevance of the prophetic books. Whether you’re a Bible nerd, a small group leader, or just trying to make sense of the books people usually skip — this podcast will guide your journey. Hosted by Luke Taylor, this study began with the Book of Ezekiel and continues through the rest of the major and minor prophets, one verse at a time. New episodes release Mondays. Subscribe today and join the exploration! Popular subjects will include: • Verse-by-verse study through the prophets • Prophetic Profiles on Old Testament prophets • Minor prophets teaching • End times theology • Connections to the book of Revelation explained Host: Luke Taylor Note: This podcast was formerly published as Cross References and The Book of Ezekiel: A Cross References Bible Study.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible, dispensationalism, Ezekiel, Major, minor, premillennial, premillennialism, Prophecy, prophetic, prophets, study, Zechariah
You don’t have to be a Bible scholar or a weirdo to love eschatology! You’re invited to eavesdrop on two normal gals as they discuss the Second Coming of Jesus. Tune in and listen as Ashley Taylor and Julie Clark dig into this foundational (and often neglected) aspect of the Gospel.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: amillenialism, blessedhope, christianity, Christology, dispensationalism, eschatology, Jesus, messianickingdom, postmillennialism, premillennialism, secondcoming