Podcasts about eternal conscious torment

In this 'EPISODE 394 WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO? DID PETER REALLY SAY THE EARTH WILL MELT AS WELL AS THE HEAVENS? WHAT IS THE TRUE FATE OF THE WICKED? IS IT ETERNAL CONSCIOUS TORMENT? IS THAT EVEN REAL?, author, speaker and host Elbert Hardy of itellwhy.com and Jesusiswhy.com, gives us his take on sections of Second Peter, Jeremiah, and other scriptures that you may have never read before and that may surprise you.Go to itellwhy.com to read Elbert's books free of charge, no Ads and no requests for money or Email addresses. You can watch faith building YouTube Links to Videos and the listen to Elbert's Life of Christ Audio Book in 30 minute Episodes arranged and read by the author straight from the Bible, but rearranged in logical harmony of the Gospels, Revelation and other scriptures. All FREE of charge in the public interest.

In this final message covering the topic of Hell, Pastor Mathew addresses two misconceptions about God and sinners that lead some to question or reject the Bible's teaching on eternal conscious torment. Main Passages: Exodus 34:6-7; Leviticus 19:2; Luke 16:13-31; Revelation 20:1-4, 7-8 East Memorial Student Ministry | Pastor Mathew Wronski | October 30th, 2024

Whether the punishment of Hell is eternal and conscious is a heavily debated issue within Christianity. Some professing Christians even end up rejecting the biblical Christian faith over the teaching that it is. Well, in this message, Pastor Mathew addresses this issue and begins to answer some important questions concerning the punishment of Hell. Main Passages: Daniel 12:1-2; Matthew 25:41, 46; Revelation 14:9-11; 20:9-10; 21:10, 24-27; 22:14-16; Romans 9:17, 22-23; Isaiah 66:18-24 East Memorial Student Ministry | Pastor Mathew Wronski | October 9th, 2024

Dr. David Gushee returns to continue the timely discussion of his new book, The Moral Teachings of Jesus. Ken and David expand on the Golden Rule. Gushee's doctoral work at Union Seminary focussed on ethics and the Holocaust. His work on the horrors of torture got the attention of Christianity Today when the horrific American abuses against prisoners held at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay came to light. Christian military officials asked the magazine for guidance. In reponse, David was commissioned to write CT's extensive cover story. In it, he clarified, “the prohibition on torture in international law admits no exceptions,” and then offered an ethical treatise rooted in Jesus' teaching. Dr. Gushee expands on Jesus' emphasis on what we do over what we say - “By our fruit” we will be known. He points to the heavy implications that relate to money and wealth in Jesus' direct challenge. No one can serve both God and money. “Where your heart is, there will your treasure be.” It's a lively, insightful conversation filled with wisdom, humor and common sense - especially valuable for those sorting out the demands of toxic religion from the potent, life-altering teachings of the Rabbi from Nazareth. SHOW NOTESThe Moral Teachings of Jesus: Radical Instruction in the Will of God Become a Patron | Ken's Substack PageSupport the show

David Gushee - author, ethicist and global influencer - returns to talk about his new book entitled The Moral Teachings of Jesus: Radical Instruction in the Will of God. Professor Gushee, like Ken, interacts with many folks of all ages and stages who have become disillusioned with Christianity - particularly the evangelical version that has become identified with political conservatism. Often, while deconstructing religion, these same people will report - Jesus' life and teaching remain relevant and compelling. Ken takes the opportunity to ask some questions he's had for a long time: Why did my tradition focus way more on Paul than Jesus? Since the four gospels were written years after Jesus, how can we rely on them as an accurate account of the teachings of Jesus? Has the “Great Commission” in Matthew 28 been misrepresented and misunderstood to justify colonialism? Imperialism? To make the world like us? What about Matthew 25? Was Jesus influenced by the community at Qumran? Ken and Dr. Gushee review a collection of Jesus' teachings that are surprisingly relevant today. They include a review of Gushee's graduate school mentor, Glen Stassen's reading of the Sermon on the Mount, “no one can serve both God and mammon;” the “Golden Rule;” the house built on a rock; the rich man, Lazarus and “eternal conscious torment;” the woman caught in adultery; the Samaritan woman at the well, and more. Dr. Gushee finishes with a surprisingly powerful conclusion. SHOW NOTESThe Moral Teachings of Jesus: Radical Instruction in the Will of God Become a Patron | Ken's Substack PageSupport the show

My appearance on the YouTube podcast Flaming Sword, where we discussed the case for the annihilationist/conditionalist view of hell. Direct link: https://youtu.be/gbKTIURFs8Y MP3 download: https://www.cantus-firmus.com/Audio/20240816-flamingsword-hell.mp3

In this 'EPISODE 368 HOW TO KNOW IF A PROPHECY IS FROM GOD OR NOT--WHERE DID JESUS START SHOWING US EXACTLY WHAT IS TRUTH? HOW DO WE KNOW THE TRUTH WHEN WE HEAR IT? ARE TV PREACHERS  OF GOD OR NOT?' author and host Elbert Hardy gives several Biblical passages that many will find very revealing!Go to itellwhy.com to read Elbert's books free of charge, no Ads and no requests for money or Email addresses. You can watch faith building YouTube Links to Videos and the listen to Elbert's Life of Christ Audio Book in 30 minute Episodes arranged and read by the author straight from the Bible, but rearranged in logical harmony of the Gospels, Revelation and other scriptures. All FREE of charge in the public interest.

Welcome to Grace in Focus radio. Today, Bob Wilkin and Mike Lii are answering a question about eternal conscious torment. This answer involves a discussion in Luke's Gospel about the rich man and Lazarus. What is going to be the nature of the eternal state for the unregenerate? Bob and Mike have some thoughts and

Does the book of Revelation teach the traditional, eternal conscious torment view of hell? In this video we examine many of the key passages in Revelation that are often used as support texts for ECT and look at the complex imagery and symbols used throughout this enigmatic book to demonstrate why it should not be used to endorse the concept of eternal punishment.    Watch the video version of this episode here: https://youtu.be/IaMZibJ0kzY Watch more of our videos on the topic of hell: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJNUrjZLBEpM3smgpS0XH4GhSLzMwAn-   Rethinking Hell Part 1: https://youtu.be/u4_kCteLMFk?si=WUOBZh7eERbV8UPO Rethinking Hell Part 2: https://youtu.be/apFg1C5WzvQ Rethinking Hell Part 3: https://youtu.be/IaMZibJ0kzY?si=0d_z4nEkszuaMONt   SUPPORT: You can support Great Light Studios and the making of these videos by becoming a monthly patron here: https://www.patreon.com/greatlightstudios or make a one-time or recurring donation to Jordan and GLS here: https://bit.ly/3nN2nYD Watch Jordan's videos answering the doctrines of  Calvinism: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJNUrjZLBEq2FhrqzT-coMx-7nbls9Vw Watch my films here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJNUrjZLBEp7tApoCOPhEw4F0BBQg-Gr Seek First: Freedom From Worry And Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-33) https://youtu.be/Cjbj1qOIzk8 PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/greatlightstudios YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfi2w6gJGj1jHdEk-e_b7pA TWITTER: https://twitter.com/JordanMHatfield INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/greatlightstudios FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/GreatLightStudios TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@greatlightstudios CONTACT US: contact@greatlightstudios.com

Is hell eternal torment? In this video, Jordan has a conversation with Keegan Kidder to dive deep into the doctrine of hell, challenging the traditional view of eternal conscious torment with a compelling argument for conditional immortality. Through careful examination of biblical texts and theological arguments we present a fresh look at what the Bible really says about the fate of the unrighteous. This video explores the concept of conditional immortality, which suggests that only those granted eternal life will live forever, while others will face a final and total destruction. Whether you're a staunch supporter of traditional views or open to reexamining long-held beliefs, this video promises to offer a respectful, insightful, and enlightening discussion on one of Christianity's most debated doctrines.   Watch the video version of this episode here: https://youtu.be/apFg1C5WzvQ Watch more of our videos on the topic of hell: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJNUrjZLBEpM3smgpS0XH4GhSLzMwAn-   Rethinking Hell Part 1: https://youtu.be/u4_kCteLMFk?si=WUOBZh7eERbV8UPO Rethinking Hell Part 2: https://youtu.be/apFg1C5WzvQ Rethinking Hell Part 3: https://youtu.be/IaMZibJ0kzY?si=0d_z4nEkszuaMONt   SUPPORT: You can support Great Light Studios and the making of these videos by becoming a monthly patron here: https://www.patreon.com/greatlightstudios or make a one-time or recurring donation to Jordan and GLS here: https://bit.ly/3nN2nYD Watch Jordan's videos answering the doctrines of  Calvinism: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJNUrjZLBEq2FhrqzT-coMx-7nbls9Vw Watch my films here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlJNUrjZLBEp7tApoCOPhEw4F0BBQg-Gr Seek First: Freedom From Worry And Anxiety (Matthew 6:25-33) https://youtu.be/Cjbj1qOIzk8 PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/greatlightstudios YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfi2w6gJGj1jHdEk-e_b7pA TWITTER: https://twitter.com/JordanMHatfield INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/greatlightstudios FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/GreatLightStudios TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@greatlightstudios CONTACT US: contact@greatlightstudios.com

This is the third episode in our mini-series diving into different views on hell. Last week, we talked about Annihilationism. In this episode, we will cover the views of Universalism and Ultimate Reconciliation! Also, we keep saying this will be a three-part series, but we decided to add a fourth week to discuss Purgatory. So be on the lookout for that next week!  One Degree Shift Dive in to this discussion! Search the Scriptures. Read books and resources on this topic. Decide for yourself what you believe. Want to Stay a Little Longer? Listen to these other episodes on sanctification, judging others, and Eternal Conscious Torment. Download this guide to get started on going deeper into reading your Bible! Follow along on Instagram for even more education, news, and fun!

This is the second episode in our mini-series diving into different views on hell. Last week, we talked about Eternal Conscious Torment. In this episode, we will cover the view of Annihilationism. As we go throughout this series, regardless of where you find yourself, remember that hell is a real place. Whatever you believe about it, we don't want people to go there. Now if you're thinking, “I already know about annihilationism, it's an erroneous idea”…press play and keep listening. We think you will be surprised!  One Degree Shift Dive in to this discussion! Search the Scriptures. Read books and resources on this topic. Decide for yourself what you believe. Want to Stay a Little Longer? Listen to these other episodes on sanctification, judging others, and Eternal Conscious Torment. Download this guide to get started on going deeper into reading your Bible! Follow along on Instagram for even more education, news, and fun!

This week we're starting a mini-series on a more serious, heavier topic: four different views on hell. This week, we're looking at the view called "Eternal Conscious Torment." As we dive into our series on hell, we want you to have an open mind and search the scriptures for yourself. Evaluate your beliefs in light of Scripture. Oftentimes, we have assumptions about what we believe and throw around a few verses to support our arguments and don't give it a second thought. So, we want to encourage you to dive in for yourself.  Also, let's remember the rules of hermeneutics (interpreting the Bible): Allow the clearer passages to help you interpret the less clear passages. Give consideration to the whole counsel of God. If there are 50 verses to support one view, and 3 to support a different view, then the first view has a lot more credibility.  

The southern border crisis, Gaza, and untenable beliefs prompt Kemp and Fong to cut loose in a lively discussion. The podcast allows these two retired former pastors to share their genuine convictions without fearing losing their employment. Kemp shares his experience at the opening in the "Big Beautiful Wall," near the small town of Jacumba featured in this week's edition of 60 Minutes. Current headlines reveal that the do-nothing Congress has failed again to act. Funding is desperately needed to bring relief to border agents, manage processing, and stem the tide of out-of-control crossings. Fong takes the conversation to Israel and the unfavorable response to Biden's support for the Netanyahu government's "overkill" in the Gaza war. The two Kens review some theological assumptions rooted in long-held beliefs that are indefensible today. Fong has been asked to address his views on heaven and hell with a group of retired ministers and missionaries - it opens up a free-wheeling review of the two Kens' theological journey on the subject. SHOW NOTESAsian America the Ken Fong Podcast | Become a PatronSupport the show

Summary In this conversation, Derek Kubilus discusses the concept of sin as the refusal to love and the importance of understanding it in a broader context. He also explores the difference between purgatory and purgation, emphasizing the idea of refinement and growth in the afterlife. Derek shares his perspective on the salvation of those who have done harm and the essence of the divine in every person. He challenges the notion of eternal damnation and highlights the need to respect the pain of others while recognizing the depth of God's love. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the cognitive dissonance of eternal damnation. Takeaways Sin is the refusal to love, to include, and to make space for others. Purgatory is a Catholic concept of a holding period until one goes to heaven or hell, while purgation refers to the process of refinement and growth in the afterlife. The salvation of those who have done harm challenges our understanding of God's love, but it is a reminder that everyone carries the essence of the divine. Respecting the pain of others and acknowledging the depth of God's love can help navigate difficult theological questions. The idea of eternal damnation can create cognitive dissonance and contradict the concept of a loving God. Chapters 00:00 Understanding Sin and Refusal to Love 41:19 Purgatory vs. Purgation 43:32 The Fire of Hell and the Refusal to Love 44:54 Struggling with the Salvation of Those Who Have Done Harm 46:06 The Essence of the Divine in Every Person 47:08 The Redemption of Paul and the Refusal to Give Up on Anyone 49:11 Respecting the Pain of Others and the Depth of God's Love 51:34 The Network of Relationships in Heaven 53:41 The Inconsistency of Praising God While Others Suffer 56:07 The Cognitive Dissonance of Eternal Damnation Read Holy Hell: A Case against Eternal Damnation by Derek Ryan Kubilus Follow Us On Instagram @thenewevangelicals  Support Our Work Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"I would hope never to feel so confident in my theology as not to be willing to correct a wrong view once presented with compelling evidence." Chad Bahl (Deconstructing Hell)Chad Bahl is our podcast guest this week. Chad is a theologian, step-dad and author. Chad is also a kind, humble, deep, brilliant soul who is on a personal mission to seek the whole truth no matter what the cost.On this episode, after we find out one of Chad's fun and super unique hobbies and his surprising day job, we take a deep dive into Open and Relationship Theology (think and un-controlling, loving and co-partnering kind of God), the problem of evil, but mostly the horrific and toxic theology over Eternal Conscious Torment (otherwise known as Hell as many of us grew up understanding it).We also talk about our the book that Chad compiled and edited that Lizz and Esther had a chance to be a part of called Deconstructing Hell and how each one of us got to the place where, as we like to say in these parts, "hell is OFF the table." And then, especially how this "hell" thing plays out in parenting (hint, it's awful).This conversation will pretty much get you thinking out of the box and free you from that box that has kept you afraid and small. Because, being pushed by fear is terrible, but being led by love is something entirely beautiful.You can find Chad in these spaces:Facebook:  Chad BahlFacebook Group:  Deconstructing HellInstagram:  @bahlchadWebsite:   thelaytheologian.com

After a travel break, Ken and Betsey reconnect to catch up on the headlines. Mitt Romney's announcement that he will not seek another Senatorial term included his opnion that "it's time for a new generation of leaders" to take the stage. It puts the spotlight on both the current President (80) and the former President (77) and other hangers on like Mitch McConnell (81), Dianne Feinstein (who is retiring at age 90), Bernie Sanders (81), Nancy Pelosi (83), Steny Hoyer (83) and Jim Clyburn (82). Betsey calls them "geriatric politicians." Ken remembers the concept of "mandatory retirement." The Hunter Biden indictment triggers a case of whataboutism. Mitt Romney's sage advice comes at an opportune time: no one seems to want the Presidential match-up that the polls are predicting. The conversation turns to a discussion of Ken's new Substack page and his essays around three books that take on a troubling doctrine. A professor, a psychologist and a philosopher all challenge traditional teachings about heaven and hell. Ken's biggest issue is with "eternal conscious torment." Betsey weighs in - and the two speculate about what another author calls "the great dechurching."Support the show

In this episode, Brandon Henderson and Cade Elkins discuss the scriptural basis for three different viewpoints on hell: Eternal Conscious Torment, Conditional Immortality, and Ultimate Reconciliation. We discuss some of the main points that argue for and against these viewpoints. For more information about Redemption Church or the Image Podcast, visit redemptionwv.com.

Rick Pidcock is a regular contributor to Baptist News Global, an independent news organization that provides "original and curated news, opinion and analysis about matters of faith." As a regular reader, Ken noticed Rick's impressive weekly article collection. With a background in homeschooling and private Christian schools, Rick graduated from Bob Jones University. Rick tells his personal story of seminary training, church planting, and leading worship. When his lead pastor walked out, he experienced a crisis of faith. He turned his focus to his considerable skills as a journalist. He is a perceptive commentator on politics and religion. He tells his story growing up in classic Southern evangelicalism - from purity culture to "Left Behind" politics and fears of eternal punishment. He describes his journey of deconstruction. Ken chooses three of Rick's recent articles to unpack. They talk about James Dobson and Eugenics, Tim Scott as a conservative African American Republican candidate for President, and complementarianism as a threat to the health of the family. SHOW NOTESSupport the show

Will and Brian discuss the 2 main views of Hell: Eternal Conscious Torment (ECT) and Annihilationism (aka Conditional Immortality (CI)). We review the major verses for each view and discuss where we both have landed on this subject after quite a bit of study. Stay tuned for a hell of an episode!

The Burros of Berea are back in Giraffe Studio with our newest cast member (he didn't know that at the time), Josh Sexton! After a thorough study of the bible in regard to the doctrine of "hell" or eternal conscious torment, the Burros go on a deep dive thr0ugh the Old and New Testaments trying to understand the Hebrew word, Sheol, and the Greek words, Hades and Gehenna. For centuries the church has held to the doctrine of eternal life for the wicked, cast into a fiery lake and burning while conscious forever. However, does the bible actually teach this? Is eternal life a gift that is given to those who trust in Jesus? Or is does everyone have eternal life? It's a fascinating look into one of the most terrifying considerations of the after life. If you'd like to support our podcast, please visit: www.patreon.com/theburrosofberea. If you'd like to learn more about us, please visit our website at: www.burrosofberea.com

Dan Page changed his mind from believing and teaching Eternal Conscious Torment to Conditionalism. We discuss why.We reference a note that Dan posted on his Facebook page. You can see it here with some edits to fit in the description:“This rather lengthy post is primarily for my friends who call themselves Christians. ... Since the beginning of my relationship with God I've often heard people say something along the lines of, “the Bible says everyone is going to live forever in one of two places.” I'm now quite sure that's not at all what the Bible says. The primary picture the scriptures paint is one of eternal life (eternally alive & preserved) in heaven or eternal death (eternally dead & destroyed) in hell. I'm not trying to stir up discord or cause division. Nor am I saying that hell isn't real. Of course it is. Jesus said,“Do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul. Instead, fear the one who is able to destroy both soul and body in hell.” (Matthew 10:28)When we bring the most honest hermeneutic we can to the scriptures, being committed to letting them speak to us rather than us telling them what we think they say, that's when we find ourselves more able to discover what the truth truly is. No matter how long any individual, church or religious organization has believed anything, it doesn't make it right or mean it's true. I remember the cognitive dissonance with which I wrestled as I began questioning ECT. As I've continued to read & study the Bible being honest about what never seemed compatible with believing that love & justice would allow for let alone require ECT, it's come to this: doesn't inviting someone who never asked to exist to consider & respond to the good news communicated & confirmed in the gospel & person of Jesus Christ all the while having to include the reality of eternal conscious torment in a fiery hell if they refuse His gift of eternal life create its own cognitive dissonance? God is good & He is love & in His image He created every human being who was, is & will ever be? Yet the overwhelming majority of humanity will be tormented if not tortured eternally? Where, even once (yes, once), in the entirety of the Old Testament or the Book of Acts or any of the letters written by Paul, Peter or James does anything even hinting at ECT appear? ... If it isn't & someone's rejecting God because of it, then it's not God they're rejecting but a distorted & disfigured caricature of Him.There is no doubt whatsoever that the misinterpretation of scripture leads to the misrepresentation of God. While some will say that's exactly what I'm doing here concerning this, obviously I would beg to differ. The bottom line is that I am trying to expose as clearly as I can that which I've come to see is an absolutely humungous misunderstanding concerning immortality being something anyone has who has not yet received the gift of eternal life in Christ (Genesis 2:16-17 / Matthew 7:13-14 / John 3:16 / Romans 6:23 / 1 Corinthians 15:53-54 / 2 Timothy 1:10 / 1 John 5:11-12).Knowing that how we look at what we see very much influences what it is we see, I do have to say I see the scriptural support for conditional immortality far outweighs that for eternal conscious torment. May whatever the truth is always be our passion & prize. May we always be willing to say “I was wrong” about anything & anyone, including the Bible & God, whenever the need to do so arises. The best questions to ask about whatever the Bible addresses are what does this actually say & what does it truly mean? This includes being aware of context historically, culturally & geographically. It requires being willing & able to acknowledge & address the difference between metaphor, hyperbole, symbolism, allusion & imagery, etc. Is something timely or timeless? Is it a promise, a proverb or a principle / a moral, civil or ceremonial law / a commandment, exhortation or observation? Is a verse or passage primarily descriptive or prescriptive? What are the implications of the Old Testament being written in Hebrew & the New Testament in Greek especially as it pertains to how it is we translate them into whatever other language it may be that we happen to speak?If you are wondering about the veracity of conditional immortality, I cannot recommend these online resources highly enough. They have helped me immensely in my search for the truth concerning hell: http://rethinkinghell.com/, https://www.youtube.com/thehellproject & https://www.conditionalimmortality.org. ...Dan Page”To see more of the backstory of this channel, go here:https://thehellproject.substack.com/p/the-back-storyI do this for free and am very happy to continue to do so to the extent that my videos will not be monetised if my youtube ever grows that big. If you'd like to support what I do or just stay up to date with the resources I create you can do so here:https://thehellproject.substack.com/#biblestudy #theology #hell Get full access to The Hell Project at www.thehellproject.online/subscribe

Let it Rain ... Fire and Brimstone upon the WickedWhy is it that some vehemently seek to discount and cancel what Jesus says about hell?HOMEPAGE:   https://safeguardyoursoul.comMAKE PEACE WITH GOD NOW: https://safeguardyoursoul.com/peace-with-god/SUPPORT:  https://safeguardyoursoul.com/donate/STORE:   https://store.safeguardyoursoul.com/ABOUT:  https://safeguardyoursoul.com/about/email Todd:  info@safeguardyoursoul.comBackground Music by: Thad Fiscella https://www.thadfiscella.com/ 

Chad Bahl is a DThM candidate at Northwind Theological Seminary, where he specializes in the study of Open and Relational Theology. Bahl is the author of God Unbound: An Evangelical Reconsiders Tradition in Search of Truth and author/editor of Deconstructing Hell: Open and Relational Responses to the Doctrine of Eternal Conscious Torment. Desert Sanctuary Resources Book:    Out Into the Desert…Read more →

March 26, 2023 / Series: Peaceable Kingdom, week 5 / Season: Lent 5 Principles of nonviolence from The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change

In this week's message, Pastor Chris continues unpacking some important parables often equated to the Eternal Conscious Torment view of Hell. Today we look at the Sheep, the Goats, The Rich Man, and Lazarus. Give Facebook Instagram Website

In this week's message, Pastor Chris continues our Hell-ology series talking about the view of Eternal Conscious Torment. This view of Hell has created tremendous fear, spiritual PTSD, and has wrongly become the center of the gospel message in the western church! Give Facebook Instagram Website

What does the word ‘reconcile' mean in the context of ‘all things,' when Colossians 1:20 says the fullness of God was pleased to reconcile all things to himself in Christ? For starters, the context indicates they are really and truly things – that is, the impersonal portion of the general Creation of which mankind is only a part. Moreover, 'reconcile' has a certain semantic range which is not so narrow as eternal reward for all, irrespective their faith in Christ in this life. But 1 Corinthians 15:19 talks about believing in vain, and if we hold fast, with regards to being saved. And that makes less sense if all will be saved in the end, albeit most after a period in Hell, as the Christian Universalist would say. Meanwhile, all being made alive and resurrected in Christ is actually about all being raised from the dead, either to eternal life in the New Creation, or else eternal conscious torment in Hell. That is, on the Day of Judgment, all must be resurrected to stand trial. But all things being subjected to the Son should be thought of as martial, of a piece with conquest. And the passage says “all things;” and that is distinct from “all persons.” Yes, all men are related to all things, since the Creation was not subjected to futility willingly, but eagerly awaits the revelation of the Sons of God – that is, we who are in Christ, who are the elect. I think there is a category confusion for the Christian Universalist, supposing that subjection of Creation generally implies restoration to glory for all men as created beings. Always in the Bible, unless I have missed an example, 'Creation' refers to the impersonal, and is as distinct from mankind as the Heavens and the Earth; though mankind exists on the Earth, or instance, and is made from the dust of the ground, he ceases to be the ground from which God made him when the breath of life is breathed into him by the Almighty. But where Paul says he is telling us a mystery, we do well to take note that the meaning may not be apparent or obvious at first glance. That is what it means for something to be mysterious. And if God gives us the victory through Christ, the passage does not say that God gives all mankind the victory in Christ, irrespective belief or unbelief in Christ. Notice in Romans 5 the frequent use of ‘we' and ‘our' throughout the first two paragraphs. That is exclusive language, and Paul is writing to Christians in Rome rather than to all Romans without exception. Yet here we also see Paul talking about ‘all' with regards to sin and death in Adam. And when Paul talks about the grace of Christ, he says it abounded for many. Yet he does not say it either did abound for all, or will abound for all. Rather, he says ‘for many.' But then Paul says the one act of righteousness leads to justification and life for all men. And the use of the words ‘many' and ‘all' is set up or those who were first made sinners and then righteous, in the first Adam and the second Adam respectively. But those many and all who have been justified are the ‘all' contextually who had previously stood condemned in their sins, and otherwise would be condemned. They are not all men irrespective of faith in Christ. The hermeneutics of these passages must be seen as a street that is meant to be driven in one direction on when you are in a certain lane. That is, one could drive northbound in the southbound lane; yet we readily recognize, in context and by paying attention to the signs, that we are not meant to drive northbound in the southbound lane, and will have accidents if we try to anyway. In short, forever and ever must mean the same thing for the smoke of torment for those who worshiped the Beast and took its mark as it means for God living. So also, to deny the eternality of the punishment for the ungodly similarly undermines our confidence in the eternality of the promise of life for those in Christ. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/garrett-ashley-mullet/support

Jesus er Konge er tilbake etter en lang pause. Det vil nå komme episoder relativt ofte, og sesong 3 kommer til å handle om: Liv og død, frelse og fortapelse, himmel og helvete. Selv om mange kristne av gode grunner ikke liker å snakke høyt om dette, så er det et emne, som vi nok alle er veldig interessert i. Er det virkelig Guds plan, at de fortapte skal kastes i helvete og oppleve "evig pine"? Jeg tror, det er en myte, og denne sesong kommer til å handle om de mange nyansene i spørsmålet om helvete.Denne første episoden er dog en introduksjon til den teologiske debatt! Når det gjelder de fortapte, så finnes det, overordnet sett, 3 alternative synspunkter: 1) Den tradisjonelle læren om Evig Pine (E.C.T. - Eternal Conscious Torment)2) Conditionalism: Bare de frelste vil bli gjort udødelige, de andre skal dø. 3) Universal Reconciliation: Til slutt vil alle (også de fortapte) bli frelst. Og med dette er vi i gang! Jeg håper, du blir med på denne spennende reisen inn i et veldig fascinerende tema!

In this episode, Rajat and I engage in some meta-commentary, responding to a YouTube response video ("Contra Green"). The response video by Original Win Productions features a panel of amateur theologians (John, Alex, Christian) defending the doctrine of eternal conscious torment against objections originally leveled by the atheist YouTuber and podcaster Emerson Green. Rajat and I deliver some counter-objections to their objections and close by watching some clips from Emerson's original video. Links to the response video and the original video, respectively, are given below. Note: For unknown reasons, Zoom failed to record about 10 minutes of audio/video around the 1:25:00 mark. I apologize for the jarring transitions there and elsewhere, as our conversation as a whole was interrupted multiple times. https://youtu.be/a5sejzBUuug https://youtu.be/iYXI9e8M6d4

Eternal Conscious Torment is the dominant view in the Church in recent history. Just like the other views it has biblical support and is the preferred view for most people. Whether this is because it is the most widely taught, and therefore we feel weird challenging it, or because people are convinced it is truly the most accurate view, it is one of the main three Biblically defendable views on Hell. Enjoy! Got any questions or topics you'd like to hear about? You can email us at thingsyoudonthearinchurchpod@gmail.com Like our content? Consider helping us grow through Patreon, a follow, or, subscribe! Leave a rating on whatever platform you listen on and write some nice comments YOUTUBE here PATREON here INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/ thingsyoudonthearinchurchpod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thingsyoudonthearinchurch/support

I argue that the notion of eternal conscious torment (ECT) leads to absurdities, and that theists can easily avoid these absurdities by abandoning ECT. For example, a believer in ECT must defend the following proposition: “A perfectly good, merciful, just, and loving God superintends the eternal conscious torment of human beings.” This proposition is incoherent … Continue reading CA90 Hell: Eternal Conscious Torment →

Paul encourages us to celebrate that we have been set free from the World's Doctrinal System of Darkness! He discusses how the dastardly doctrines of “original sin” and “Eternal Conscious Torment” in “hell” by an angry god…didn't come into existence until 400 years after Jesus. They were constructed by Augustine, a Catholic Bishop in the region of Hippo. The Truth is: no one was born with original sin and there is no place of “Eternal Conscious Torment” from an angry god.  That's Really Good News!!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Covenant Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Reality of Hell: A Defense of Eternal Conscious Torment Subtitle: Special Message Speaker: Pastor Charles Swann Broadcaster: Covenant Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 10/10/2021 Bible: Matthew 10:28 Length: 70 min.

In this episode, Bruce and Justin discuss the differences between the belief in eternal conscious torment (ECT) as punishment in hell and annihilationism. They also get into why Bruce leans heavily toward the annihilation. 

This is the third and final part of our series on conditional immortality with Warren Prestidge.    Although most Christians today believe hell is a place where the dammed suffer eternal conscious torment, the bible teaches that the lost will perish.  For example, the most famous verse in the bible says, “For God so loved Read more about 406 Difficult Texts for Annihilationism? (Warren Prestidge)[…]

CW: traumatic death, accidental death In which Spanks explains the term "working yourself into a shoot" to the Dude and, in all seriousness, tells the truly tragic story of Owen Hart and relates it all to some GOP strategies these days. It's a heavy one, friends. Listen with care. Ready for Jesus to come back tomorrow? You can give us some of that material wealth that's weighing you down over on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/wthiap. Want to send us a suggestion for a minisode topic? Email us at wtheckisapastor@gmail.com. Like Twitter? We do too, we guess. Find us under the handle @wthisapastor. And follow us and our larger network, Disruptive Disciples, on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DisruptiveDisciples/.

Sun, 13 Jun 2021 22:30:04 GMT Boones Ferry Community Church 1PI6dN8HtoDw:udmzFpMd81R 00:56:56

In this unusual episode, I will be taking a strong position on debunking Eternal Conscious Torment, the theory that sinners will be tormented forever and ever. It is unbiblical and [should be] horrifying to anyone who considers the possibility. Is God a sadist who loves to watch his creatures "turning and burning and roasting" for billions of years because they told a couple lies, or is he loving?--those two concepts can't coexist. Eternity is an unfathomable amount of time; can any reasonable God think eternal punishment for a mere 80 years of sin is somehow just and fair? The time it would take a bird to wear away a mountain with the tip of her beak is just a fraction of the time God is said to torment his children. Personally, I think that's one hell of a bird. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talesfromsacredtexts/support

We wrap up our series on hell by exploring the traditional view of hell: eternal conscious torment. But before we get to that, we take a brief detour and explain why the ancient Jews of the Old Testament didn't have a concept of hell or the afterlife and why they eventually started to change their minds. We give arguments for eternal conscious torment, and offer some different theories as to why those who deny God deserve eternal ongoing punishment.

• Traditionalists believe that the soul was created immortal. o Greek philosophy held to an immortal soul and some early church theologians held this view as well and it became the default position in the church since. • The fire may be literal or figurative o CS Lewis and NT Wright take the view of someone becoming less of the image of God (Eternal Goluming) o Tertullian, Aquinas, Augustine, Calvin, and Johnathan Edwards believed that the saints would rejoice to see the justice of God in the torment of the lost. Scriptural • Genesis 2:17​ • Daniel 12:2 • Isaiah 66:24 • Mark 9:43​-44 43 • Matt 25:41​,46 41 • Luke 16:24​ 24 • 2 Thes 1:9 • Revelation 14:10​-11 • Revelation 20:10​, 14-15 Strengths • Tradition and History • A Motivational tool for evangelism (turn or burn) • “Takes sin seriously” Weaknesses • Many assumptions built into their exegesis of scripture which we’ll address in the next video. • Paints a picture of God that is a bit monstrous. Why create people just to torture them? • Doesn’t account well for the severity of punishment based on the crime. All is equal. Some try to say that there is a spectrum of pain based on the sinner, but this is speculation and not in the Bible. • No text in the Bible states that the lost will live forever and there’s no text in the bible that says man is immortal • God giving people a lobotomy so that they don’t remember parts of their life in order to not mourn the lost is problematic. If we are made for fellowship with God and each other it seems like it’s a terrible thing to do to eliminate memories of those we loved. • Though ECT is a good tool for evangelism, is it true? In Acts the disciples and evangelists never used Hell in their evangelism sermons. They occasionally used judgment but talked about the one who was going to judge (Jesus) and not the method of judgement. ECT is not in Acts at all, so should we use it as a tool to evangelize? • No torment text in the OT (Daniel just says contempt and Isaiah talks about dead bodies). If this was that important why wouldn’t God mention it earlier? And why not have Israel evangelize the pagans, instead God has nothing to do with them. • ECT’s view of infinite punishment for sin against and infinite God goes in the face of “each will be judged according to their works”. There seems to be levels of reward and punishment that ECT doesn’t account for except in the level of pain which is nowhere in scripture. • ECT never actually deals with the problem of sin if sinners are allowed to exist eternally. So God never actually wins and as a creation where righteousness dwells (2 Peter 3) and he is all in all (1 Cor 15). The books are never closed.

This is a casual 4-way conversation between friends. None of us are professional theologians but we are all very interested in the topics of Unitarians vs Trinitarianism and Universalism vs Annihilationism vs Eternal Conscious Torment. Jeff has a background in various forms of conservative evangelicalism growing up in Texas. He also is a CS Lewis and George McDonald quote encyclopedia. You can learn more about his story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoAHv6_LG_w Luke has been on the channel before. He grew up in the young, restless, and reformed circles but is now on the path to Eastern Orthodoxy. You can learn more about his story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSiCZLHkZXA Charlie is from Arkansas and grew up Southern Baptist being really involved with his church. He had a period of atheism and is now getting back into religion. He has his one youtube channel which you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL-Hga0OoEHlzSJgRNmr7Aw

What are the philosophical arguments that work alongside the bible passages supporting the traditional view of hell? There are six, whether they are good arguments will be discussed in future discussions. I refer to specific teachers in this video and two of them have had a particularly positive impact on my faith but I do disagree with their views and arguments on hell. Albert Mohler Jnr wrote the quote in the book "Hell Under Fire" which can be bought here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Hell-Under-Fire-Scholarship-Punishment/dp/0310240417 John Piper's quote of humanity being an eternal embodied soul can be found here: https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/hijacking-back-your-brain-from-porn Greg Koukl's quote can be found here: https://www.str.org/SolidGroundSept2017HellInterrupted#.XTCVM5NKjOR I do this for free and am very happy to continue to do so to the extent that my videos will not be monetised if my youtube ever grows that big. If you'd like to buy my a coffee or donate to the channel, you can do so through paypal: paypal.me/philduncalfe

The majority view of the Christian doctrine of hell is often labelled Eternal Conscious Torment or ECT for short. It is also called the traditional view due to it being the majority view since around Augustine, potentially as far back as the time between the Old and New Testaments, depending on who you read! This video explains a view which I used to hold but is not the view of The Hell Project. I want to be clear as to what I am disagreeing with so this two part series will help show what the view is, how it is defended from the bible (part 1) as well as the philosophy (part 2) that works alongside the passages and will help with clarity when discussing other perspectives in future. I do this for free and am very happy to continue to do so to the extent that my videos will not be monetised if my youtube ever grows that big. If you'd like to buy my a coffee or donate to the channel, you can do so through paypal: paypal.me/philduncalfe #hell #eternaltorment #conditionalimmortality

For part 2 of this discussion with "Rethinking Hell" host Chris Date and "Burns' Eye View" host Ross Burns, we switch gears and Ross presents a positive case for ECT! We primarily focus on Scripture found in the Book of Revelation, and both sides present their case! Great ending to an even better discussion all around! A big thanks to Chris and Ross for taking the time out to drop by and chat for a bit! Definitnley had to break this one down to a two parter with so much info packed into an hour! More on Ross Burns and Burns' Eye View here: Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/burnseyeview Twitter- https://twitter.com/BurnsEyeView_ https://parler.com/profile/Burnseyevi... MeWe- https://mewe.com/i/rossburns3 Email- BurnsEyeView1517@gmail.com More on Chris Date and Rethinking Hell here: - Pick up a copy of one of Chris' books here: https://amzn.to/2Qgos0A - RethinkingHell.com - RethinkingHellConference.com - https://bit.ly/3gjphk2 - chrisdate@rethinkinghell.com

Bruce and Justin tackle the topic of Hell. They talk through the Idea of eternal conscious torment (ECT) and annihilationism (aka conditional immortality, terminal immortality).Resources:Preston Sprinkle Article: Biblical Support for Annihilation Preston Sprinkle Podcast EpisodeRethinking Hell PodcastMentioned In Episode:Erasing Hell, Francis Chan & Preston SprinkleLove Wins, Rob Bell

Annihilationism says that those who believe in Christ are immortal and those who don’t believe will die eternally. Bob and Shawn discuss why this idea is untrue and defend the belief of Eternal Concious Torment (ECT) with the Scriptures that mention it.

You love me, but you don’t know who I am. Those are the words God spoke to Michael several years ago and it led him on a journey into measureless love, grace, and union with an always good, never leaving, no distance or separation, Triune God. With grace and joy the conversation dove into the two greatest lies on the planet, Penal Substitution and Eternal Conscious Torment. A Family Story is a 501c3 nonprofit. To learn more or support us, go to www.afamilystory.org Please rate, review on iTunes, share, & subscribe!

Join your hosts Tyler Fowler and Noah Chelliah with special guest Ross Burns as the three set down to discuss Hell and whether or not the lost will be consciously tormented forever!

In this episode, I host a debate between Caleb Cumberland (The Dry Apologist) and Ross Burns (Burns' Eye View. They debate the doctrine of Hell.Thank you to all of our supporters: https://www.patreon.com/AdherentApologetics

Does Hell exist? Is there really a place where the wicked spend all of eternity paying for their sins, or do they simply cease to exist, not partaking in a paradise being the eternal punishment they deserve? We'll be talking about two views of hell today, Eternal Conscience Torment or Annihilationism on today's on Theology on Air. Many thanks to Oscar Villanueva and Kenneth Cowen for putting in the time to study the issue and bring us both perspectives!

In this EPISODE 151 PESTILENCE AND ATHEISM IN PROPHECY -- WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS ABOUT THEM, author and host Elbert Hardy covers Romans 1 and correlates it with Second Timothy 3. He talks about the Pandemic and what the Bible has to say about it and atheism.

Listen in on this fascinating discussion about hell: What is it? Where is it? What is it like, based on what the Bible says? Listen to four unique perspectives on hell in this multi-part series! Books:• Now Let Me Find a Stopping Place• The Tall People• The New Lonely Follow Ethan:• Blog: ethanrenoe.com• Facebook: Ethan Renoe […]

Today on Grace in Focus Radio, Bob and Shawn discuss the concept of ECT (Eternal Conscious Torment) which is a popular view of Hell. Are there varying degrees of torment in Hell? If you’ve ever wondered about this subject then listen in to their interesting discussion.

In this episode I am interviewing Chris Date from the Rethinking Hell podcast. I have done extensive research into this subject and I believe Hell is something we still need to examine. You can call in with questions at 816-866-0025 or Send me your questions as always at TalkingChrsitainityApologetics@gmail.com or Send me questions via voicemail at https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3 CONTACT JOSH IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO CONNECT, BY LEAVING A COMMENT or email me at gibbsj1086@gmail.com. Follow me on twitter @tharealjgibbs Follow me on facebook Joshua Gibbs Catch me on any of your favorite audio podcasting platforms or go to https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3 Leave me a voicemail with your questions or comments at https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3 Help me keep this podcast running by becoming a supporter at https://streamlabs.com/talkingchristi... or https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/joshua-gibbs3/support

In this episode my BFF Matthew and I discuss his ongoing faith-journey, the doctrine of Eternal Conscious Torment in Hell, and what it means to be within the safety of Noah's Ark.

Rethinking Hell Part 2 (Is Hell Eternal Conscious Torment?): With Jordan Sutton (2019)In this episode of The Remnant Radio, Jordan Sutton is coming on the show to continue teaching us about conditionalism. The Idea that eternal life is only given to those who believe in Christ. By deduction, those who do not believe in Christ will not live eternally. Some have chosen to call this annihilationism, in short, we are discussing if hell is eternal conscious torment as it has been portrayed by media and the church, Or his Hell a place where people cease to be?Jordan will also be responding to some of the objections to conditionalism. ____________________________________________________________________________________Help Support The Channelhttps://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GC2Z86XHHG4X6____________________________________________________________________________________ACADEMIC RESOURCES ON CONDITIONALISM The Fire That Consumes: A Biblical and Historical Study of the Doctrine of Final Punishment, 3 ed. by Edward William Fudge https://www.amazon.com/Fire-That-Consumes-Historical-Punishment/dp/1504029348Rethinking Hell: Readings in Evangelical Conditionalism Edited by Christopher Date, Gregory Stumphttps://www.amazon.com/Rethinking-Hell-Readings-Evangelical-Conditionalism-ebook/dp/B00K6Y48L2/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=Rethinking+Hell:+Readings+in+Evangelical+Conditionalism+Edited+by+Christopher+Date,+Gregory+Stump&qid=1569282964&s=books&sr=1-1-fkmr0____________________________________________________________________________________ACADEMIC RESOURCES ON TRADITIONAL POSITIONHell Under Fire: Modern Scholarship Reinvents Eternal Punishment 2004 Editors (Christopher W. Morgan Robert A. Peterson, Contributors, Gregory K. Beale, Daniel I. Block, Sinclair B. Ferguson, Mohler Jr., R. Albert, Douglas J. Moo, J. I. Packer, Robert Yarbrough) https://www.amazon.com/Hell-Under-Fire-Scholarship-Punishment/dp/B00MDAH8A0/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Hell+Under+Fire%3A+Modern+Scholarship+Reinvents+Eternal+Punishment+2004&qid=1569283567&s=books&sr=1-1____________________________________________________________________________________RESOURCES  WRITTEN FOR THE AVERAGE PERSONErasing Hell: 2011by Francis Chan and Preston Sprinkle https://www.amazon.com/Erasing-Hell-about-Eternity-Things-ebook/dp/B0054QAY8I/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?keywords=Erasing+Hell%3A+2011+by+Francis+Chan+and+Preston+Sprinkle&qid=1569283770&s=books&sr=1-1-fkmr0Hell: A Final Word 2012 by Edward W. Fudge https://www.amazon.com/Hell-Final-Edward-William-Fudge-ebook/dp/B00EHSYMBO/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Hell%3A+A+Final+Word+2012+by+Edward+W.+Fudge&qid=1569283966&s=books&sr=1-1____________________________________________________________________________________COUNTERPOINT BOOKS ON THE ISSUE Four Views on Hell (older work) 1996(Contributors, John F. Walvoord, William Crockett, Zachary J. Hayes, Clark H. Pinnock)https://www.amazon.com/Four-Views-Hell-Counterpoints-Theology/dp/0310516463/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_1?keywords=Four+Views+on+Hell+%28older+work%29+1996+Contributors&qid=1569284053&s=books&sr=1-1-fkmr1Two Views of Hell: A Biblical & Theological Dialogue (Spectrum Multiview Book) 2000Contributors (Edward Fudge, Robert A. Peterson)https://www.amazon.com/Two-Views-Hell-Biblical-Theological/dp/0830822550/ref=sr_1_fkmr3_1?keywords=Two+Views+of+Hell%3A+A+Biblical+%26+Theological+Dialogue+%28Spectrum+Multiview+Book%29+2000&qid=1569284193&s=books&sr=1-1-fkmr3Four Views on Hell: 2nd ed. (Counterpoints: Bible and Theology) – 2016Contributors (Denny Burk, Stackhouse Jr., John G., Robin Parry, Jerry Walls)https://www.amazon.com/Four-Views-Hell-Counterpoints-The

In this mid-week podcast we look at three different Christian view of hell: 1. Eternal Conscious Torment 2. Terminal Punishment (Annihilationism, Conditional Immortality) 3. Christian Universalism

In this mid-week podcast we look at three different Christian view of hell: 1. Eternal Conscious Torment 2. Terminal Punishment (Annihilationism, Conditional Immortality) 3. Christian Universalism

In this episode of The Remnant Radio, Jordan Sutton is coming on the show to discuss conditionalism. The Idea that eternal life is only given to those who believe in Christ. By deduction, those who do not believe in Christ will not live eternally. Some have chosen to call this annihilationism, in short, we are discussing if hell is eternal conscious torment as it has been portrayed by media and the church, Or his Hell a place where people cease to be?

Are you into truth? In EPISODE 111 '3 MYTHS EMBRACED BY THE CHURCH IN AMERICA IN PROPHECY', author Elbert Hardy explains his understanding of 3 giant myths embraced by the Church: the Immortal Soul, Going to Heaven and Eternal Conscious Torment. Be prepared for some real eye openers!

Today we’ll take a look at a number of confusing scriptures that seem to indicate that hell is a place where the wicked are consciously tormented forever.  We’ll look at texts that talk about weeping and gnashing of teeth as well as the how the worm will not die nor the fire be quenched.  We’ll Read more about Theology 8 — Challenging Annihilationism[…]

Today we’ll take a look at a number of confusing scriptures that seem to indicate that hell is a place where the wicked are consciously tormented forever.  We’ll look at texts that talk about weeping and gnashing of teeth as well as the how the worm will not die nor the fire be quenched.  We’ll Read more about Theology 8 — Challenging Annihilationism[…]

What is the destiny of the unrighteous?  Christians over the centuries have put forward three major options: eternal conscious torment (traditionalism), temporary torment followed by salvation (universalism), temporary torment followed by destruction (annihilationism).  In this lecture we’ll cover the main texts supporting the annihilation of the wicked as well as three logical problems with the Read more about Theology 7 — Annihilationism[…]

What is the destiny of the unrighteous?  Christians over the centuries have put forward three major options: eternal conscious torment (traditionalism), temporary torment followed by salvation (universalism), temporary torment followed by destruction (annihilationism).  In this lecture we’ll cover the main texts supporting the annihilation of the wicked as well as three logical problems with the Read more about Theology 7 — Annihilationism[…]

In EPISODE 86 IS JUDGMENT GOOD FOR TRUE CHRISTIANS AND BAD FOR NON-BELIEVERS IN PROPHECY author and host Elbert Hardy addresses the challenge of the doctrine of Judgment, eternal conscious torment and punishment to come to non-believers.

Set your mind at ease as we unpack this parable, and go into the symbolism of Lazarus representing the gentiles, and the rich man representing the 1st century Jews who were clinging to the old covenant/law/temple/sacrificial system and refusing to move forward into the New Covenant Kingdom Jesus was ushering in...this will SET YOU FREE.

This series will challenge what you've always been taught, but if you can hear it and let yourself "go there," it will dramatically improve your relationship with Father.  We are seeking to transition from Theology to Abbaology...Your heart cries "Abba Father."  Consider what the doctrine of eternal conscious torment is doing to the intimacy, or lack thereof you're experiencing with Father.  Enjoy.  Question and Response after the message.

A live-streamed debate between Damon Richardson of UrbanLogia Ministries and Elce Lauriston (affirmative), and Chris Date and Nick Quient of Rethinking Hell (negative). The debate was held on September 10, 2018.

In this episode, we explain the traditional Christian view of Hell sometimes called the Eternal Conscious Torment view. We assess some of the biblical data that is used to support this idea and present reasons to reject it. Several alternative conceptions of hell and the afterlife are considered.

Do we need to have church membership? Who can be a "member" of the church? Should a Christian hold to nonviolence? Should a Christian serve in the military? What does Bruxy think about the Eternal Conscious Torment view of hell? Is Bruxy one of the Annihilationist too?You can learn more about Bruxy at bruxy.com.You can also learn about The Meeting House at themeetinghouse.com.The song at the end is from the Gladiator soundtrack called "Now We Are Free".Support PrestonSupport Preston by going to patreon.comConnect with PrestonFollow him on Twitter @PrestonSprinkleCheck out his website prestonsprinkle.comIf you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave a review. 

The grand finale of Elbert Hardy's teaching on the dogma of Eternal Conscious Torment in Hell as the payment for un-repented sin. He says the dogma is an insult to God, blasphemous and anti-Christian. He shows what God really thinks from the pages of our Bible.

Chris Date of the Rethinking Hell Podcast is a very conservative Christian who's a masterful debater and theologian making such a convincing case against the traditional view of hell (in which people are eternally and consciously tormented) that even Joey's starting to believe him. As a biblical inerrantist, he claims the bible teaches annihilationism. In other talk, Matt, Toby, and Joey discuss the senselessness of all the NFL kneeling, non-kneeling, stay in the locker room, link arms hoop-lah.   Links & Sponsors: badchristianmedia.com thebcclub.com emerymusic.com mattandtobyband.com Stamps.com: stamps.com promo code BADCHRISTIAN Blue Apron: blueapron.com/BADCHRISTIAN

Chris Date from ReThinking Hell is our guest tonight. Chris is a committed to what is often called "conditional immortality." This one will rustle some jimmies so buckle up! Thanks to Olive Tree Bible Products for their sponsorship. Enter "sustain" for a great discount! And shoutout to Sean Nolan for joining in again!

by Chris Date & Phil Fernandez What does the bible teach about hell?  In hell do the damned experience eternal conscious torment or are they annihilated?  Phil Fernandes affirms the “traditional” view of  a fiery torture chamber whereas Chris Date defends the proposition that God will destroy people in the fire.  Obviously, I have a Read more about Podcast 10: Is Hell Forever? Chris Date vs. Phil Fernandez[…]

On this episode, Pastor Joey leads a discussion about two different biblical views of hell. Chris Date, from the Rethinking Hell podcast, and Sean Cole present arguments for the traditional view of hell--eternal conscious torment, and conditional immortality, also known as annihilationism. Just what does the Bible have to say about hell?

Chris Date and J.P. Holding join us to have a debate on the nature of Hell.