Podcast appearances and mentions of king is coming

It matters that you understand… 1. The Revelation of The Return of Christ           - This movement is seen in 5 ways… From Waiting to Watching 19:11-16 From Glory to Gory 19:17-19 From Lying to Dying 19:20-21 From Aggressive to Arrested 20:1-3 From Resting to Reigning 20:4-6 2. The Explanation of The Return of Christ  3.  The Invitation of The Return of Christ  

This sermon was preached by Justin Rogers on February 9, 2026 and is the first sermon in the series The King Is Coming. 

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The King Is Coming with Jeff Kinley Antichrist The Coming Prince Of Darkness Episode 4 This episode examines the biblical prophecies surrounding the Antichrist's future world government, focusing on the transition from historical empires to a final ten-nation confederacy. Host Jeff Kinley explores the character of the "man of sin" and the strategic role of a rebuilt Babylon as the political and economic headquarters of the end times. The Character and Emergence of the Antichrist The Antichrist is described as a "counterfeit messiah" who emerges from the shadows in a post-rapture world. Unlike any other historical figure except Judas Iscariot, he is uniquely energized and inhabited by Satan himself. His rise to power is officially marked by the signing of a seven-year peace treaty with Israel, initiating the period known as the Tribulation. While the world may be blindsided by his appearance, biblical prophecy provides a clear framework for understanding his character and the timing of his arrival. The Vision of the Four Empires and the Ten Toes Drawing from the Book of Daniel, the narrative traces the succession of world empires through King Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a great statue. This statue represents a chronological progression: the head of gold (Babylon), chest of silver (Medo-Persia), midsection of bronze (Greece), and legs of iron (Rome). The final stage consists of feet made of iron mixed with clay, featuring ten toes that symbolize a future ten-nation alliance or confederacy. This "Rome 2.0" will be a mixture of strong and brittle kingdoms that will eventually be crushed by the eternal kingdom of Jesus Christ. The Structure of the Ten-Nation Confederacy The Antichrist's government is predicted to rise from the remnants of the ancient Roman Empire, potentially involving a "conglomeration" of modern nations. Following the chaos of the Rapture, independent sovereign states may merge into ten distinct regions to survive global catastrophe. This system is described in Revelation as a "beast" with ten horns, representing kings who unite under a blasphemous narrative against God. Current globalist trends and organizations—such as the WEF, WHO, and G20—are viewed as precursors to this eventual capitulation of national sovereignty to a single supreme ruler. Babylon: The Rebuilt Global Capital Contrary to theories suggesting Rome or Brussels, the transcript argues that the ancient city of Babylon will be refurbished and modernized as the Antichrist's headquarters. This location is chosen for its strategic oil reserves, its geographical position as the "cradle of civilization," and its history as a "hotbed for demonic activity" near the Euphrates River. The Babylonian system will operate on three prongs: a political global government, a one-world economy, and an apostate world religion centered on the worship of the Antichrist. Literal Fulfillment of Prophecy A core theme of the discussion is the "plain sense" interpretation of Scripture. Just as the prophecies regarding Christ's first coming were fulfilled literally and precisely, the future descriptions of the Antichrist and Babylon are expected to manifest exactly as written. The sudden destruction of this empire, prophesied in Revelation 19, contrasts with the gradual decline of historical Rome, reinforcing the belief that this final kingdom is a specific, future event. The document outlines a future where global instability leads to the rise of a singular, Satanically-empowered leader. By rebuilding Babylon and consolidating power through a ten-nation alliance, the Antichrist will attempt to establish a totalizing global system. However, the study concludes that this empire is destined for a sudden and total collapse upon the return of Jesus Christ.

The King is Coming, author John Bevere's latest book, brings hundreds of scriptures, church history, and teachings together to guide believers to live fully prepared for Christ's return while being transformed in the way we love, serve, and glorify God. John explains what happens when Jesus returns, and we discuss Hell, the anti-Christ, what is restraining lawlessness, and so much more! Inspiring and a must-read! John Bevere: The King Is Coming (https://johnbevere.com/thekingiscoming/)

The Second Coming of Jesus Christ is guaranteed, yet many Christians don't understand how to prepare for one of the most written-about events in the Bible. Acclaimed author John Bevere takes us on a personal tour of his latest book, The King is Coming. He shares about why he wrote it, why he avoided this topic for years, and how every believer can engage in this life-changing journey now! A must-listen! John Bevere: The King Is Coming (https://johnbevere.com/thekingiscoming/)

The King Is Coming with Jeff Kinley Antichrist The Coming Prince Of Darkness - Episode 3

“Because of your low expectations for what He can do in your life, you're not treating Him as a King. You're not preparing the way.” Tim Keller

If God is love, why does He allow suffering?John and Arden tackle this deep topic through John's new book, "The King Is Coming," arguing that hardship can carry divine purpose by deepening Christ's bond with His church. Drawing from Scripture and trauma-bonding research, they show how shared pain can form trust and loyalty that comfort cannot.Watch now to receive a bold vision of eternity where today's endurance shapes tomorrow's closeness with Christ.______________________________________FREE Show Notes Here: https://page.church.tech/dfa2ec74______________________________________Click here to start your free extended trial with LOGOS today: Logos.com/Bevere______________________________________Order premium meat now through Good Ranchers—use code “JOHN" at checkout: https://go.goodranchers.com/john______________________________________Support this podcast by becoming a partner here (tax-deductible):https://3szn.short.gy/JBgive______________________________________Get John's new book, The King is Coming, here: https://www.amazon.com/King-Coming-Prepare-Return-Christ/dp/1400349672/ref=______________________________________To help you grow as a follower of Christ, we invite you to download our everyday discipleship app, MessengerX. You can get it here: https://messengerx.com/______________________________________To explore the other podcast shows that are part of the Messenger Network, click here: https://messengerinternational.org/podcasts

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December 21st, 2025 . Mark Arant

At Christmas, God does not send advice or a pep talk to worn-out people - He sends a King. Humanity is fractured, society is divided, and even our own hearts feel like a room full of voices arguing for control. The hope is not that we will finally manage ourselves better, but that the Maker who knows us perfectly has come near to rule us rightly. And this King is unlike every strongman in history: He does not rise by taking, He descends by giving. He comes gentle, disarming our false saviors, speaking peace, knocking instead of kicking down the door. The clearest picture is the towel around His waist - the King washing feet, choosing humiliation, then the cross, so the dirty can be made clean. That is why the message of Christmas is not forced submission but glad surrender: His control does not dehumanize - it restores.

Message from Dave Hatcher on December 21, 2025

Message from Dave Hatcher on December 21, 2025

Step into the third week of Advent with the powerful declaration from Zechariah: “Behold, your King is coming to you… having salvation.” Today, we reflect on the wise men, their gifts, and what it means to worship the One who has everything yet still desires our hearts. In a season filled with noise, hurry, and gift-giving, this episode invites you to slow down, become a worshipper again, and honor the King who has come near. Before we give gifts to one another, may we first offer our gratitude and worship to the One who gave Himself for us.Pursuing God with Gene Appel is designed to help you pursue God, build community, and unleash compassion. Grounded in Scripture and shaped by Eastside's conviction that God's grace is for everyone, each episode invites you to discover God's presence and activity in your life.

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Message from Tyler Hatcher on December 14, 2025

Message from Tyler Hatcher on December 14, 2025

"A King is Coming" echos through all of the Old Testament pointing us forward to the coming of the Savior. But He did not show up like one may expect. Take a listen to this seasonal message of the Kinghood of Jesus.

This week Pastor Mike explores the announcement of the coming King to Mary.

In this Advent message, Pastor Jessica invites us to slow our pace and enter the season with openness, longing, and hope. Rooted in Isaiah 11, she reflects on the image of a new shoot rising from a stump, a powerful reminder that God brings life where things feel cut back, weary, or broken. Through honest storytelling and thoughtful exploration of Scripture, we are invited to name the pain we see in our world while also holding fast to the promise of shalom. True peace is not something we manufacture through traditions or effort. It is a gift from the promised King who brings justice, restoration, and wholeness. This sermon offers a steady invitation to wait with hope and trust the God who is always at work making all things new.

The King Is Coming Banquet and Thanksgiving Florida Pastor Chidi Okorie Episode 1354 - SendMe RadioBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sendme-radio--732966/support.“Thank you for listening to SendMe Radio — where we share the Gospel, inspire faith, and keep you connected with powerful stories and updates from around the world. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe so you never miss a message.And remember — you can listen to SendMe Radio streaming 24/7 at www.sendmeradio.net or simply say: ‘Hey Alexa, play SendMe Radio.'

December 7th, 2025 . Mark Arant

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Message from Dave Hatcher on December 7, 2025

The Greatest Story Of All Time is our Christmas 2025 series at Fusion Christian Church. In this series we look at some of the ways God foreshadowed the Christmas story throughout the bible. For part 2, Pastor Zac teaches about the ultimate end of the story, when Jesus returns to rule the nations.What you bow to has command over your life.We often allow the wrong things to run our lives. Sometimes our schedules make us feel like passengers on a train that runs itself. What we choose to bow to will control us. That is why we must choose to submit to the right throne, and Jesus' throne is the one above all others. What are some reasons to choose to submit to Jesus?Jesus is the everlasting king.The bible clearly teaches that Jesus is eternal and will be king forever. If his kingdom and throne are established forever, then he is the ultimate ruler. So the question is: why do we stop following him? Why do we continue to rebel instead of submitting to Jesus? This question is brought into more light by the next point.Jesus is the King of kings and Lord of lords.There were many kings and many lords on earth when Jesus came the first time. They did not want to submit to him. The same is true now, There are many rulers on the earth, but Jesus is Lord over all of them. This does not mean they all recognize Jesus' authority. They deny it for the same reason the average person does. We want to keep control for ourselves. We don't want to bend the knee to someone else. Jesus is the King who is coming.The bible does not end with Jesus leaving his followers behind. Instead, not only does he promise to send the Holy Spirit to us, but he promises to come again. This is the hope of Christianity: that our savior will return as Lord and King to rule the nations and set all things right.

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The King is Coming. Get Off the Throne! Matthew 21:1–11 | The Triumphant Entry Advent begins with a stunning announcement. The King is coming. Get off your throne. Like Humpty Dumpty, we love to sit on thrones that are not ours, trying to rule our own lives. And like Humpty, we fall. Sin is more than bad behavior. It is the pride of self-rule, the illusion that we are in control, the stubborn belief that we answer to no one. And once we shatter, we cannot put ourselves back together again. Yet Advent begins with hope. The true King comes to restore the broken. In the Collect of the Day we pray, “Stir up Your power, O Lord, and come.” We confess that we cannot save ourselves from the perils of our sins. We ask God to come into our darkness, pride, and fractured lives. And He does. Not by calling us upward, but by coming downward in His Son. Jesus enters Jerusalem on a humble donkey. He comes not with force but with mercy, not to be served but to save. His throne will be a cross. His crown will be thorns. His victory will be His death and resurrection. This is the King who answers our Advent prayer with His suffering and with His life-giving triumph. Christ continues to come to His people even now. In His Word, in Holy Baptism, and in His Supper He gathers the fallen and makes them whole. At His altar, the King gives His own body and blood for forgiveness and strength. The King is coming. Let every heart prepare Him room. ----- Worship Times Sunday – 8:00 & 10:45 a.m. Monday – 6:30 p.m. https://trinitysheboygan.org https://facebook.com/trinitysheboygan We are a congregation of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Join us as we proclaim Christ crucified and risen for the forgiveness of sins. --- Trinity Lutheran Church, School and Child Care have been "Making Known the Love of Christ" in Sheboygan, Wisconsin and throughout the world since 1853 as a congregation gathering around God's Word and Sacraments to receive forgiveness and life everlasting. Trinity is located in downtown Sheboygan, only one block from the Mead Public Library and the Weill Center for the Performing Arts. We invite you to visit us in person! Trinity Lutheran Sheboygan is a proud member of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. Visit their website: https://www.lcms.org/​​​​ Music for this production was obtained through a licensing agreement with One License, LLC. The copyright permission to reprint, podcast, and record hymns and songs is acquired through ID Number: 730195-A #LCMS #Lutheran #DivineService

Through the end of the year we get to shift our focus to Malachi: The Sun Will Rise. The Minor Prophets (called that because they are shorter, not less important) are some of the least-read portions of the Bible for many Christians. They are perfect for Advent, though, because they address God's people in and after the exile. Malachi, in particular, is the last of the prophets that God spoke through before 400 years of silence. In Malachi's time the generation that rebuilt Jerusalem and rebuilt the Temple had died. The younger generations were disenchanted, disinterested, and faithless. They hadn't rejected God outright, but they were just going through the motions in complacency. ------------------------------------------- Connect with us on Social Media ⁠Website⁠ | ⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠Threads⁠ | ⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠Vimeo⁠------------------------------------------- Download our App⁠Apple App Store⁠ | ⁠Google Play Store⁠

A great King has a great entrance...but a not so great first response. We can learn much on how to respond to God's Good News!

This powerful conclusion to the book of Revelation invites us to examine our hearts with a penetrating question: Are we truly longing for Christ's return? The epilogue of Revelation echoes seven times with the word 'come'—a divine number pointing to the perfection of God's invitation and promise. We discover that Christianity uniquely offers not a message of 'go, go, go' like every other religion or worldly system, but rather Christ standing before us saying 'come.' Before we ever had our come-to-Jesus moment, He had His come-to-us moment at Christmas. The sermon explores three comings of Christ: His first coming demonstrating salvation by grace, His second coming when we'll see His glory and be glorified with Him, and remarkably, His ongoing 'in-between' comings—those moments when Christ visits us powerfully through His Spirit in our present struggles. Through the beautiful allegory from The Chronicles of Narnia, where Shasta discovers that the one Lion was present through all his trials, we're reminded that Jesus has been faithfully present through every hardship, every stumble, every season of faithlessness. The call isn't just to be ready for Christ's return, but to be eager for it—because it's this longing that keeps us persevering in faith through tribulation and spiritual warfare until He comes.

As we reach the final words of Scripture, we're confronted with a profound question: what does it truly mean to long for Jesus' return? The epilogue of Revelation isn't just a gentle wrap-up—it's a spiritual mirror reflecting the deepest desires of our hearts. Three times in these closing verses, Jesus declares, 'Behold, I am coming soon,' and each repetition carries urgent weight. We're called to fix our gaze not on the distractions of this world, but on the One who is restoring all things. The ancient cry 'Maranatha'—come, Lord Jesus—becomes the identifying mark of those who truly belong to Him. But here's the uncomfortable truth we must wrestle with: do we genuinely want Jesus more than the gifts He brings? Would paradise still be paradise for us if Jesus wasn't there? This passage challenges us to examine where the world still has a pull on our hearts, where we're still saying 'not yet' instead of 'come.' As we enter the Advent season, remembering when the world longed for Jesus' first coming, we're invited to cultivate that same desperate longing for His return. The question isn't whether we believe He's coming—it's whether we're living with a forward lean into His kingdom, surrendering our own agendas and crying out with genuine anticipation for Him to come and make all things new.

Message from Dave Hatcher on November 30, 2025