The conversation delves into the consequences of unbelief and the impact of idolatry on individuals and society. It explores the rejection of God's principles, moral decay, and the exchange of truth for a lie. The chapters cover these themes in detail, providing insights into the implications of unbelief and idolatry. The conversation covers topics related to wealth and belief, natural relations and gender, societal decay and lawlessness, God's rules and governance, foundation of Christianity, homosexuality in the New Testament, and consequences of rejection. The rejection of God leads to moral and societal decay, and believers should embrace their unique identity and calling rooted in the covenants of Israel and on the fulfillment of Jesus.

Takeaways

• Consequences of unbelief
• The impact of idolatry The rejection of God leads to moral and societal decay.
• Believers should embrace their unique identity and calling rooted in the covenants of Israel and on the fulfillment of Jesus.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Role of Idolatry
• 35:51 Wealth and Belief
• 44:26 God's Rules and Governance
• 51:45 Consequences of Rejection

The conversation delves into the present state of the world, the role of the Gentile in God's plan, the power of the gospel, and the fulfillment of promises. It also explores the nature of faith, the obedience of faith, and the roots of the gospel in the Tanakh. The chapters cover a wide range of topics, including global events, leadership, religious beliefs, and the role of the Jew and the Greek in the context of the gospel. The conversation delves into the priority of sharing the gospel with the Jewish people, emphasizing God's covenantal faithfulness to Israel and the transformative power of the gospel. It also explores the consequences of unbelief and rebellion, as well as the future and the concept of the rapture.

Takeaways

• The power of the gospel
• The role of the Gentile in the plan of God Priority of sharing the gospel with the Jewish people
• The power of the gospel to transform individuals and communities

Chapters

• 00:00 The State of the World and the Present Unrighteousness
• 05:20 Protests and Virtue Signaling
• 11:33 The Theology of Salvation and the Role of the Gentile
• 17:47 Obedience of Faith and Covenantal Obedience
• 25:32 The Gospel to Everyone
• 32:24 The Jew First and the Greek
• 38:30 Priority of Sharing the Gospel with the Jewish People
• 48:24 Unbelief and Its Consequences
• 01:01:08 The Future and the Rapture

The conversation delves into the topics of God's sovereignty, the state of Israel, and the tension between God's mercy and justice. It explores the promises made to Israel, the concept of eternal security, and the story of Pharaoh as a reflection of God's mercy and justice. The chapters cover these themes in detail, providing insights into the biblical perspective on these topics. The conversation delves into the concept of God's mercy, the purpose of God's hardening of hearts, the future of Israel, and the balance between God's sovereignty and human responsibility. It emphasizes that mercy is not earned, but given according to God's sovereign will, and explores the redemptive purpose of God's hardening of hearts for both Israel and the nations. Additionally, it highlights the distinction between ethnic and spiritual Israel and the reconciliation of God's sovereignty with human responsibility.

Takeaways

• God's sovereignty and mercy
• The tension between God's mercy and justice Mercy is not earned, it is given according to God's sovereign will
• God's hardening of hearts serves a larger redemptive purpose for both Israel and the nations
• The tension between God's sovereign election and human responsibility is held in balance
• Belief is not a work, it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes

Chapters

• 00:00 The State of Israel and God's Promises
• 09:44 God's Sovereignty and Mercy
• 19:02 The Story of Pharaoh and God's Mercy and Justice
• 58:11 Reconciling God's Sovereignty with Human Responsibility

The conversation delves into the unchanging promise of God to Israel and the future salvation of all of Israel. It emphasizes the irrevocable nature of God's promises and the ongoing unfolding of Israel's redemption. The faithful remnant within ethnic Israel, connected to the promises of Israel through the Messiah, is highlighted as a key aspect of this discussion. The conversation delves into the firmness of God's promises to Israel, the concept of a faithful remnant throughout Israel's history, and the sovereignty and election of Isaac and Jacob. It also explores the themes of mercy and justice according to Paul in Romans 9, 15 through 18.

Takeaways

• God's promises to Israel are irrevocable
• The future salvation of all of Israel is still unfolding God's promises to Israel stand firm
• The concept of a faithful remnant throughout Israel's history offers hope

Chapters

• 00:00 The Faithful Remnant
• 33:43 God's Promises to Israel
• 44:35 Sovereignty and Election
• 01:02:06 Mercy and Justice

To know The One True God is to know Salvation. There is No salvation outside the One True God of the Bible, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. And to know and believe that this One True God became a Man at a certain point or time in history. To deny this is to deny the Bible and every chance we have to Eternity with The Savior Jesus.

This is part 1 in the End Times Study, "When The Trumpet Fades" is the doctrinal view I hold to concerning the Pre-Tribulation Rapture of the church.

To be " Born Again" is not an optional thing! We can not enter the Kingdom of God in the same nasty, defiant nature we are born with. Jesus states in John 3:1-15 that we "Must" be born again.