Eschatology Matters
Eschatology MattersYour online destination for Biblical end times teaching consistent with Reformed Christianity. Eschatology Matters is a ministry that is committed to furthering discussion and study in the area of eschatology. Specifically, Eschatology Matters examines the eschatological views consistent with Reformed Christianity—those views which are covenantal in perspective. To pursue this goal, Eschatology Ma... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 265 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityHistory | |||
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Based Boomer, Mike D'Virgilio gives a lesson on the roots of German pietism, dispensationalism, dualism, revivalism, and how they lead to 20th century rapture theology and the modern Evangelsical.
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The Based Boomer, Mike D'Virgilio talks AD 70, what happened, and why it's significant for the Christian and Postmillennialism. He also answers, "what is Preterism?"
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What does biblical justice look like for Charlie Kirk? Iryna Zarutska? Where are we as a country and who's really to blame?
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Based Boomer Mike D'Virgilio breaks down the parables of the Mustard Seed and Leaven, how they relate to the Kingdom of God and Postmillennialism
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Apple Podcasts5noarminian
United Statesa month ago - Eschatology Matters?
Not sure the author has one eschatology. Please come back with one. Thankful for the dispensational discussion to prove this out.
Apple Podcasts1jmyer035United States9 months ago - Excellent Podcast
I’m a recent convert to the Reformed faith after decades in the Baptist church. My Baptist arminianism and its rather recent traditions are all I was ever taught and ever known. Then came RC Sproul…
I’m blown away by all I never knew while a Baptist: Doctrine (specificaly the Doctrine of Election), the writings of the Puritans, other schools of thought about the book of Revelation (!), the list is extensive. I’m currently rewiring my entire Baptist brain; its sometimes overwhelming but I’m an i... more
Apple Podcasts5toonybrainUnited States10 months ago - Great podcast
Good sound Christian discussions!
Apple Podcasts5Ready to leave KY3United Statesa year ago - Gambling ad to start your show?
The first thing I heard after hitting play on this podcast was an ad for a gambling company. A Christian podcast should not be supporting a gambling business. I know podcasts need all the sponsors they can get but I think you should look for other businesses.
I’d honestly love to hear why you guys think this is not a problem. Maybe I have an unbiblical take on gambling. What’s yours?
Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5yokefellow21United Statesa year ago
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Focused on biblical end times teaching from a Reformed perspective, discussions include a range of eschatological views and theological topics that resonate within covenantal frameworks. Episodes engage listeners with perspectives on contemporary societal issues through a biblical lens, along with in-depth analyses of historical and scriptural contexts regarding eschatology. The podcast is characterized by a commitment to educational growth in matters of faith, exploring the intersections of theology, culture, and Christian living, making it particularly appealing to those seeking to understand complex eschatological themes and their implications for contemporary Christianity.
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Recent guests on Eschatology Matters include:
1. Ben Zeisloft
2. Dr. Ben Merkle
3. Jared Longshore
4. Jeff Wright
5. Dr. Stephen D. Anderson
6. Nathan Anderson
7. Dr. Michael Svigel
8. Dr. Irenaeus
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