Millennial Madness | SERMON+

[@sandrahardin6157]

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[@colleensturgis3789]

I love that you said addiction is idolatry that is truth. Most people don’t realize they have built an altar to that thing that demands to be served. That’s why we cannot break free without asking forgiveness for it, and tearing down the altar with Jesus. All addiction has to be repented for. It’s where we run for comfort instead of running to him! He hates idolatry. It hurts his kids ! He loves his kids ❤️ Jonah 2:8 Exodus 20:4-5 ERV - Don't worship or serve idols of any kind, because I, the LORD, am your God. I hate my people worshiping other gods. 8 “Those who cling to worthless idols turn away from God’s love for them.

[@CharlieCarney-x9l]

Pastor Robby, Thanks you so much for the time and effort you put into the Sermon +. Thia is so helpful to me

[@repent4yoursins615]

Thanks for what you do Robby, it has helped me alot!

[@ltiepel]

Thank you for this teaching.

[@TheHeavenTestdotnet-gr2ou]

From my studies of the book of Revelation, this book details the finalization of the Prophetic Program and its gospel of the kingdom which Jesus Christ, Peter and the eleven taught. Below, I have listed the four main parts of the Prophetic Program that I am aware of. The Prophetic Program’s theme is of Christ’s reign upon the earth. Jeremiah 23:5, Luke 1:30-33. The Prophetic Program was revealed from the foundation of the world. Luke 1:69-70, Acts 3:21. The Prophetic Program is the blessing for the nation of Israel. Genesis 12:1-3, Matthew 10:5-6. The Prophetic Program is of an earthly hope for believers of the gospel of the kingdom. Job 19:26-26, Matthew 5:5.

[@ladypilot5693]

You’ve covered the pre-mil, a-mil and post-mil positions. I’ve started to consider myself a pro-mil. I’m all for it, whenever, however it occurs.

[@timbusby2401]

World class audio and video quality also !

[@Savvymoon-]

Love this!

[@Wayne-z5n]

This Guy !

[@julianbarcega]

Where can i access the charts and illustrations used? I went to the website and couldn't see the section.

[@byronadams2914]

You misrepresent the outline. The book outlines itself. In Rev. 1:18, John tells us the outline for the book.

[@sandrapearson7408]

1) How do you interpret Revelation/scripture declaring Satan will be bound "for a 1000/millenium and then released again" if the reign is now, in a/postmillenial view? 2) About bodies... Elijah (and not his cloak) and Enoch (who walked with God and was no more) ...and maybe Moses (whose actual end is not known) and Jesus... weren't their bodies translated "in the air" to an incorruptible state? What are you saying is our "resurrection"? For those living now and for those who have died and decomposed? 3) Jesus told the man who asked "whose wife will the widow of 7 brothers be?" that there won't be marriage in the kingdom and that we will be like the angels. When you teach that we will be going back to Eden-like life how can that be since it was about families and free will? How different do you envision kingdom life when Jesus returns in great power and glory? 4) I heard you say in previous messages you do not endorse replacement theology (church completely replacing Israel) but then it seems you do not necessarily think Israel will be central in the future kingdom of God on earth? I've been listening to all your messages and see scriptures differently now but soooo many prophecies have literally come true (including virgin birth for example) that your "symbolic" approach leaves too much for self-interpretation.

[@byronadams2914]

The problem in saying it all is symbolic leads to the German Liberal interpretation of the Bible. Who interprets what the symbol means. Also, symbols are always less than the actual. You spend so much time, justifying your position, you don’t address the real problems with your position. From what you have said in your sermons, you always seem to be in reaction to fiction written and popular books. I disagree completely with your position. I do appreciate your teaching the scripture and relating to how we are to be different in our walk, based on the Word. I find that the literal interpretation, not only matches the Old Testament scripture, but is most encouraging to living the Christian life today. We are victors marching to victory that has already been won.