Podcasts about new heavens and new earth

The Sadducees mock the resurrection and those who believe in it. Jesus rebukes them for being ignorant of Scripture and ignorant of the power of God. Life in the resurrection will be similar to but different from life here and now. 

What does it mean that belong to the king? And what kind of a king do we serve, anyway? Christ the King Sunday is the summation of the whole Christian year: A rising crescendo of story where all of the components of God's saving acts and deeds come together in one beautiful phrase: Jesus Christ is King! In this sermon, Pastor Chris takes a close look at Revelation 1:4-8 which reveals some priceless truths about, and precious titles of, our sovereign King.

If you've experienced the oppression of spiritual forces of darkness, or chronic disease, or permanent disabilities, or lingering illness or painful injury, you've experienced the truth that this world is not as it was created to be. Decay and death have entered in. Miseries abound. And what we need is the healing and hope only the Messiah can give. I. The Messiah's healings overflow to Gentiles, v29. II. The Messiah's healings confirm his office and calling, v30. III. The Messiah's healings provoke the worship of God, v31. IV. The Messiah's healings aren't finished.

Throughout salvation history, God's holy house— literally and figuratively— had been divided and destroyed over and over again. But we're not waiting on some miraculous future restoration of the house of David. The divided and dilapidated house, even all of creation, has been restored IN Christ. One of the important places it started was in Capernaum, just as the prophecy foretold. Join Pastor Chris as he looks at the wonderful ways Jesus restores and remakes all things.

Outline: Peter, Lazarus, and the Coming of the LordBusiness as Usual?Reserved for FireThe Melting StoicheaNew Heavens and New EarthSummary ReviewSaint Athanasius ChurchContra Mundum SwaggerVideo Version 

The prophet Isaiah's kingdom of the Messiah hope: The wolf shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the young goat, and the calf and the lion and the fattened calf together; and a little child shall lead them... They shall not hurt or destroy in all my holy mountain; for the earth shall be full of the knowledge of the LORD as the waters cover the sea.  I. His ancestry, vv1,10. II. His adequacy, vv2-5. III. His accomplishment, vv6-9. IV. His attractiveness, v10. 

We continued a biblical look at fear with a short survey of a rightly-ordered fear of God-- then contrasted it with the upside-down bad kind of fear. Where does fear first show up in the Bible? And just what was on the minds of the prophet Isaiah, and then Jesus, when they were looking into the future at the new heavens and new earth. It's encouraging! Join us.

Hi everybody, Welcome back to your favourite youtube channel Foolish Ministries. Foolish Ministries is the only channel where all the truth behind Biblical Prophecy is uploaded. Today we are presenting you with a new video. This video is about The Millennial Reign Of Jesus Christ. We are going to discuss The New Heavens And New Earth in today's episode. Come and see as we wrap up our 5 part series on the promises of God. Let's look at the culmination of the World as we know it!

People are asking, "Is the coronavirus pandemic a sign of the soon return of Jesus? Is this the end?" Whether or not the pandemic signals end time events, it is a wonderful opportunity to reach out and help people in many ways, from emotional to spiritual to physical and financial. In addition we must remember that our own personal "end" is the mark of a glorious future for those who have placed their faith in Jesus alone for eternal life. Cited in podcast: Lifeway Research studyWill we have any work to do in heaven?Scripture references: Matthew 24:1-8; Titus 2:13; 1 Thessalonians 3:11-13; 2 Thessalonians 4:13-18; Genesis 2:15; 1 Corinthians 2:9; Hebrews 11:16; 2 Timothy 2:11-12; John 3:16; John 6:47; John 5:24

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and B-Side episodes from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and reflections from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Weekly sermons and B-Side episodes from Calvary Chapel Twin Peaks.

Revelation 20 describes the devil and all who submit to him being cast into the Lake of Fire, for their everlasting punishment. Every knee must bow to Christ, so the Fire will restrain them from all sinning. By way of contrast, Revelation 21-22 describes the Eternal State of the Bride in the New Jerusalem.

Revelation 20 describes the devil and all who submit to him being cast into the Lake of Fire, for their everlasting punishment. Every knee must bow to Christ, so the Fire will restrain them from all sinning. By way of contrast, Revelation 21-22 describes the Eternal State of the Bride in the New Jerusalem.

The events at the End of Time, after the Millennium: (1) Satan released, (2) the Gog-Magog Rebellion, (3) satan cast into the Lake of Fire, (4) the Destruction of the Universe, (5) the 2nd Resurrection and Great White Throne Judgment, (6) all those not written in the Book of Life cast into the Lake of Fire.

The events at the End of Time, after the Millennium: (1) Satan released, (2) the Gog-Magog Rebellion, (3) satan cast into the Lake of Fire, (4) the Destruction of the Universe, (5) the 2nd Resurrection and Great White Throne Judgment, (6) all those not written in the Book of Life cast into the Lake of Fire.

The Messiah is foretold, who will bring life in death. I. His ancestry, vv1,10. II. His adequacy, vv2-5. III. His achievement, vv6-9. IV. His attractiveness, v10.

Revelation 21:1-4 Introduction Have you ever heard the phrase, “so heavenly minded that they are no earthly good”? There is an assumption here that thinking about earthly things are at least more relevant than thinking about heavenly things. This could be turned around and say that that someone is “so earthly minded that they are… Read more

Listen as Pastor Mark shares in how we follow Jesus and love other people is tied to our hope of Heaven.

1. What Is It That Sets the Church Apart from Other Institutions? 2. What Is It the Church Should Offer That Other Institutions Don’t?

The Coming of the Messiah in Isaiah. 1) v1Where's He From? 2) vv2-3 Can He Do the Work? 3) vv3-5 What's His Governing Philosophy? 4) vv6-9 What's His Vision For Our Future If He's Successful?

a verse by verse exegesis of Isaiah 65 (verses 19,20)

David Robertson sermon on the new heavens and the new earth. Rev 21 - 22

David Robertson sermon on the new heavens and the new earth. Rev 21 - 22