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Jesus Predicted This 40 Years Before It Happened (Matthew 24 Explained)

Most people read Matthew 24 as a future warning — nuclear war, global catastrophe, the Antichrist. But what if Jesus was talking to His disciples about events that happened within their lifetime? In this episode of the Bible Bible Bible Podcast, we walk through Matthew 24 from a partial preterist perspective, arguing that the Olivet Discourse was fulfilled in AD 70 — when Rome surrounded Jerusalem, destroyed the Temple, and not one stone was left upon another, exactly as Jesus predicted. We cover: → The context of Matthew 23 and what "desolation" actually means → What the "abomination of desolation" is (and what it isn't) → Why "end of the age" ≠ "end of the world" → Josephus and Eusebius as eyewitness confirmation → How Jonathan Edwards understood Matthew 24 → Why this view actually proves Jesus is the perfect prophet → What this means for how you read the Bible — and how you live This isn't newspaper exegesis. This is the original context. 📖 Matthew 24 | Olivet Discourse | Postmillennialism | Eschatology 🎙️ Bible Bible Bible Podcast — verse-by-verse, Christ-centered, Reformed theology for everyday people. Subscribe for new episodes every week.

Is the Kingdom of God Here Now? A Biblical Case for Postmillennialism | Bible Bible Bible Podcast

Christians have been fighting about eschatology for centuries — and in this episode of the Bible Bible Bible Podcast, we're wading in. Stephen and Ben break down the three major millennial views (premillennialism, amillennialism, and postmillennialism), explain what they actually teach, and make a biblical case for why postmillennialism is the most scripturally consistent and historically grounded view. Topics covered: What is eschatology and why it matters right now Premillennialism — dispensational vs. historic, and what separates them Amillennialism — the spiritual kingdom and why it falls short Postmillennialism — the minority view that isn't actually a minority view historically Did Jesus establish his kingdom at the first coming? (Matthew 12, Hebrews 2, Revelation 1) The mustard seed, the leaven, and the wheat & tares — what the parables actually teach "My kingdom is not of this world" — what Jesus really meant The narrow gate objection answered (B.B. Warfield and Charles Hodge) William Carey, the Great Commission, and why postmillennialism fuels missions Why this view produces hope, not fear — even in a world with war, Islam, and secularism If you've grown up in evangelical Christianity, you've probably only heard one view presented as the default. This episode will challenge that — graciously, scripturally, and with a lot of conviction. 📖 Key Scriptures: Matthew 12, 13, 16, 25 | Isaiah 9 | Psalm 22, 110 | Hebrews 2 | Revelation 1, 20 | 1 Corinthians 15 | 1 Thessalonians 4 🔔 Subscribe for more verse-by-verse, Christ-centered, Reformed theology. #Eschatology #Postmillennialism #BibleBibleBiblePodcast #EndTimes #Rapture #MillenniumExplained #ReformedTheology #BiblicalTheology #GreatCommission #LastDays

The Foot Washing That Explains the Entire Gospel | John 13 Bible Study

In John 13, Jesus does something shocking—He washes His disciples’ feet. But this isn’t just an act of humility… it’s a powerful picture of the gospel. In this breakdown, we explore how Jesus taking on the role of a servant points directly to the cross, where He takes on our sin to make us clean. This passage reveals the heart of Christianity: you don’t clean yourself up before coming to God—you bring your mess, your shame, and your sin to Him. Jesus is the one who washes, restores, and makes you new. #BibleStudy #John13 #JesusWashesFeet #Gospel #ChristianFaith #FaithInJesus

Satan Cast Out, Nations Drawn In — The Power of the Cross in John 12

In this episode, we break down John 12:27–50, where Jesus faces the reality of the cross and makes His final public call to believe. We explore His humanity, the voice from heaven, the defeat of Satan, and the urgency of walking in the light before it’s too late. This passage reveals why Jesus came—to save the world—and challenges us to choose faith over fear, surrender over pride, and God’s glory over our own. #BibleStudy #John12 #JesusChrist #ChristianFaith #FollowJesus #GospelTruth

Giving Everything to a King Who Gave Everything First | John 12:1-26

In this episode, we dive into John 12:1–26, exploring Mary’s sacrificial worship, Judas’ betrayal, and Jesus’ powerful teaching on what it truly means to follow Him. Through the story of the 40 soldiers who chose Christ over comfort, we unpack the cost of discipleship and the paradox of the Gospel: whoever loses their life for Jesus will find it. This passage challenges us to surrender everything and trust in Christ as the true King who brings eternal life. #John12 #FollowJesus #ChristianFaith #BibleTeaching #JesusChrist