Eschatology Matters

Obedience can feel heavy—but what if we’ve misunderstood it? In this episode of Take Heart, Cory Wing walks through what Scripture actually teaches: obedience is not how we earn God’s love—it’s the evidence that we already have it. Rooted in passages like Ephesians 2, John 14, and Ezekiel 36, this episode shows how grace produces real, lasting change. If you’re struggling with sin, discouraged in your walk, or wondering how obedience fits into the Christian life, this will ground and encourage you. Obedience is not a burden placed on you—it’s the fruit of a heart transformed by Christ.

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Amillennialism is one of the most widely held — and widely misunderstood — views of the end times. What do amillennialists actually believe about the millennium, Christ’s return, and the nature of biblical prophecy? In this video, Keith Foskey breaks down the core teachings of amillennialism, explaining three essential beliefs that define the view. You’ll also see how amillennialism compares to other major eschatological positions, including premillennialism and postmillennialism.

Whether you’re new to the topic or trying to understand the differences between end times perspectives, this is a clear and accessible introduction to amillennial theology.  

Topics covered:
• What amillennialism teaches about the millennium
• How amillennialists interpret Revelation 20
• The timing of Christ’s return
• Key differences between amillennialism, premillennialism, and postmillennialism

If you’re interested in biblical prophecy, eschatology, or Christian theology, this overview will help you understand one of Christianity’s most influential end times frameworks.

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Jacob Glass walks through the first three beasts of Daniel 7 and what they actually represent. In this episode, we break down the lion, the bear, and the leopard—showing how these symbolic visions point directly to real historical kingdoms: Babylon, Medo-Persia, and Greece. Along the way, we explore the meaning of the four winds, the great sea, and why Daniel’s visions are not strictly chronological.

Rather than speculation about the distant future, Daniel 7 reveals how God sovereignly raises up and judges nations throughout history. If you’ve ever wondered what these beasts really mean, this is a clear and grounded explanation rooted in Scripture.

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Eschatology Matters isn’t going anywhere—but it is growing.

In this special update, I’m sharing the vision behind the EM Network—why we’re expanding to multiple shows each week, what’s coming next, and how you can be part of it.

We now have:
– Take Heart (Monday) 
– The World View with Alex Kocman (Tuesday)
– Reaction & Topical Content (Wednesdays) 
– The Magistrate with Baird & Howard (Thursdays)
– Theology & Study content Fridays)
Plus new shows in development!

This isn’t just more content—it’s a mission: To tell the full story of Scripture, clearly and faithfully, and to recover a hopeful, victorious vision of the future. If you believe eschatology matters, now is the time to lean in.

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Can Christianity be restored to the center of American life? In this episode of The Magistrate, Josh Howard and James Baird engage two competing narratives shaping the current conversation around religion in America—decline and revival. Interacting with recent articles from American Reformer and The New York Times, they examine whether the so-called “waning” of Christianity tells the full story, or whether deeper currents suggest something else entirely.

Is America moving beyond Christianity… or is a return still possible? More importantly—what would it actually mean for Christianity to be “central” again? Cultural influence? Political establishment? Or something deeper? This conversation pushes beyond simplistic binaries and asks what a historically Protestant, theologically grounded vision for public life might look like in the present moment.

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