Romans 12:9-21 In only eleven verses, the Apostle Paul teaches us several Codes of Christian Conduct that we should practice between ourselves, between Him and us, and between us and those outside the body of Christ. To one another, as …
Romans 12:9-21 In only eleven verses, the Apostle Paul teaches us several Codes of Christian Conduct that we should practice between ourselves, between Him and us, and between us and those outside the body of Christ. To one another, as …
This introduction to Romans explains the historical setting of the Roman church and highlights the book’s central theme: God’s righteousness received and lived by faith. It outlines how both Jews …
In this message, Mark cautions believers not to equate renewed political freedom or national prosperity with spiritual renewal. While welcoming greater liberty and potential peace, he warns that sin, apostasy, …
Mark and Fred connect the “birth pains” Jesus describes in the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24; Luke 21) to the first six seals of Revelation, arguing this tribulation period precedes a pre-wrath rapture. They stress deception, war, famine, persecution, and apostasy …
In this episode of The Last Church Podcast, Mark and Fred argue that evangelical teaching has often mis-timed the rapture, and that Scripture points to a pre-wrath rapture—after intense tribulation/persecution that purifies the “bride” into a glorious church (Ephesians 5:27), …