The Book of Revelation – Part 15
Theology Simply Profound
February 3, 2017
I am sure that all of us have felt time drag by, as if a second is an hour. All most of us have to do is think back to
I am sure that all of us have felt time drag by, as if a second is an hour. All most of us have to do is think back to
Most people have heard the name; “Lady Jane Gray”, some will even remember that she was a queen of England, albeit for only nine days. What most people don’t know
On today’s show, Rob and Bob talk about Revelation 13, the two beasts, the number of the beast (666) and how these things relate to the Christian life.
Theology Simply
In Episode 55, we once again discuss Dispensational Theology. This time we begin by way of follow-up to a variety of questions that have come to us since our series
In Episode 54, we once again discuss Dispensational Theology. This time we begin by way of follow-up to a variety of questions that have come to us since our series
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! from Rob and Bob.
Join us for a casual conversation about “all things” Christmas.
Theology Simply Profound is a podcast of
Steven stood surrounded by an angry mob. They were allowing him to speak out of tradition not because they cared about what he had to say. As he recounted the
As I talk with people of different theological leanings about the Book of Revelation there seems to be one point that they all have in common. They know that the
Martin Luther has famously said that even if he knew that Jesus was going to return tomorrow that he would plant a tree today. What Luther was trying to point
In episode 49, Rob and Bob discuss chapter 9 of the Book of Revelation.
There are many religions in this world and they all claim to offer truth. The Pharisees
I am sure that all of us have felt time drag by, as if a second is an hour. All most of us have to do is think back to
Most people have heard the name; “Lady Jane Gray”, some will even remember that she was a queen of England, albeit for only nine days. What most people don’t know
On today’s show, Rob and Bob talk about Revelation 13, the two beasts, the number of the beast (666) and how these things relate to the Christian life.
Theology Simply
In Episode 55, we once again discuss Dispensational Theology. This time we begin by way of follow-up to a variety of questions that have come to us since our series
In Episode 54, we once again discuss Dispensational Theology. This time we begin by way of follow-up to a variety of questions that have come to us since our series
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! from Rob and Bob.
Join us for a casual conversation about “all things” Christmas.
Theology Simply Profound is a podcast of
Steven stood surrounded by an angry mob. They were allowing him to speak out of tradition not because they cared about what he had to say. As he recounted the
As I talk with people of different theological leanings about the Book of Revelation there seems to be one point that they all have in common. They know that the
Martin Luther has famously said that even if he knew that Jesus was going to return tomorrow that he would plant a tree today. What Luther was trying to point
In episode 49, Rob and Bob discuss chapter 9 of the Book of Revelation.
There are many religions in this world and they all claim to offer truth. The Pharisees
Dr. Guy Waters is the Professor of New Testament at the Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi and a teaching elder in the Mississippi presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America.
In this episode, Camden Bucey welcomes Dr. David VanDrunen to discuss his new book, Faith in Exile: Psalm 119 and the Christian Life (Christian Focus). VanDrunen shares the backstory behind
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