Millennial Kingdom Explained

Join Asahel Adams and Dan Lancaster from Heritage Ministries, along with Howard Wheeler, for an enlightening discussion on the "realized millennium" interpretation. This view regards Christ's thousand-year reign as an ongoing spiritual effort that began at Pentecost and features believers actively extending His sovereignty by overcoming spiritual powers through the Holy Spirit's transformative work. This perspective considers the Kingdom of God inaugurated with the Holy Spirit's descent and progressively realized through the Church's individual and collective actions.
The conversation delves into how this interpretation perceives Christ's millennial rule as a continuing spiritual endeavor initiated by the Holy Spirit. The hosts present scriptural evidence for this viewpoint and its practical implications for the Church's mission and individual believers' lives.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:38 Messianic or Political Kingdom?
16:11 Why is this important?
18:12 What is the scriptural support for this view?
20:27 If we are living in the kingdom, why do Christians still suffer?
30:10 Jesus’ resurrection-the first fruits of what is to come.
34:18 The Thousand Year Reign
39:59 Revelations-three lenses that describe the same event.
42:16 Binding Satan
45:18 A Powerless church is not the kingdom of God.
49:19 What are the 12 thrones described in Matthew 19:28?
55:22 The kingdoms is real!
Listen in to learn how this perspective of the millennium as a present reality challenges traditional future-oriented eschatologies and what it means to practice the Christian faith in the present day.
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[@lizbeckham2776]

If the millennial kingdom was launched at Pentecost would you say it's been more than a thousand years since its inception?

[@dennybeckham]

What about "the lion and the lamb lying down together" in peace...and "Jesus reigning from Jerusalem" in-person physically and as "The King of Kings" and, that, "with a rod of iron", the Feasts being restored/observed, etc., please?

[@kirtlamb4413]

So close