As Christ addresses the early churches in the beginning chapters of the Book of Revelation, he admonishes some of them for their worship of idols and false gods. However, the most alarming warning he gives to the churches is that he would rather them be cold than lukewarm, because if they’re lukewarm, he will spew them out of his mouth.

This warning against being lukewarm holds true for us today as well. But what does it really mean and what does it look like to be “lukewarm”? Could it be the first step in falling away from Christ in these last days? And how can we truly judge where we stand? Find out on this week’s episode of End Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

In Revelation 2, Christ addresses four churches, encouraging and admonishing them. But it wasn’t just them he was speaking to; many churches today are facing the same challenges and being deceived by the same “wolves in sheep’s clothing.” Moreover, many churches in these last days are plagued with the same internal sins as the early church, and leaders will be held accountable for tolerating it.

Join us and find out why Christ included those warnings in the Bible to be read by future generations, and what message he’s conveying to us today. Only on this week’s episode of End Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

“’Write, therefore, what you have seen, what is now and what will take place later.’” These are Jesus’ words to John while on the island of Patmos, and this was John’s mission: To warn the churches—past and present—of what is to take place in the future.

Many people breeze through the first chapters of the Book of Revelation to get to the “good stuff,” the prophecies revealing what is to come. But to do that is to miss some very important clues to unlocking those prophetic warnings. Join us as we break it down: What is it in Chapter One that is crucial to understanding the rest of the Revelation of Jesus Christ? Only on this week’s episode of End-Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

Symbolism is crucial to understanding the Book of Revelation, but for hundreds of years, its symbols have been perceived hundreds of different ways. However, if we misinterpret the symbolism, we’ll end up with a very distorted view of what’s going to happen in the end times.

Join us on this week’s podcast as we explore the three keys to interpreting prophetic symbolism correctly. Knowing them will unlock the mysteries of Revelation in the coming days. Only on this week’s episode of End-Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

The Book of Revelation is jam-packed with all manner of unusual creatures and events. There are persecutions and wars, economic crashes and famines, earthquakes and floods, as well as the mysterious scrolls, trumpets, and bowls. It also contains the most debated question in the book—the timing of the Rapture and the Coming of Christ. The question is: When will all of these things happen?

One key to knowing when events will transpire is recognizing that Revelation is not laid out in chronological order. To assume that it is makes it very easy to misunderstand the entire timeline of events and to misinterpret the most confusing period in Church history.

Join us as we unpack the mystery of the sequence of events in Revelation and why it’s important to know—only on this week’s episode of End-Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

For many people, the “Day of the Lord” is synonymous with the “Return of the Lord.” But what if they’re two separate events? The “Return of the Lord” is not a difficult concept to interpret, but the “Day of the Lord” takes a bit more study and analysis. So—what is the “Day of the Lord” and more importantly: What’s the Biblical evidence that defines it?

Join us as we reveal the difference between the two events: the “Day of the Lord” vs. the “Return of the Lord.” Having an accurate understanding of both will give you a whole new perspective on the end of days. That’s only on this week’s episode of End-Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

False doctrine is spreading on the internet, in the culture, and sadly, even in churches—all fueled by speculation, error, and even outright deception. On this podcast, we’ll defuse three of the most prevalent—and dangerous—deceptions making the rounds today. Find out why they’re being promoted because the fact is, there’s a great deal at stake if these lies are not exposed.

Join us as we unmask the counterfeits and the agendas behind them—only on this week’s episode of End-Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

In our last episode, we talked about the Bible’s warning of the “great falling away” and why Christians would abandon their faith. The question now is: How do we keep that from happening? And is it safe to assume we’re immune to the pressures that Christians will face in the coming days—and are already facing?

Join us on this week’s podcast as we explore this important question and the key that the Bible gives us to overcome the fears and pressures we could face to compromise our faith in the last days. Only on this week’s episode of End-Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.