The PRODCAST

In "Traces of Defeatism," I examine how some of the interpretations and assumptions in amillennialism act like trace elements of poison in the Church's bloodstream, subtly undermining our mission by instilling a defeatist mindset. I argue for embracing a postmillennial perspective, which I believe empowers us to actively engage and transform culture, reflecting a more victorious outl...

What a privilege it was to sit down and speak with Michael Foster about how Postmillennialism has impacted his life. Join us as we looking Postmillennialism and why it is so practical! SUMMARY: In this conversation, Kendall Lankford interviews Michael Foster about post-millennialism and its practical implications. They discuss the background and introduction of Michael Foster, his journey to post-...

In the latest episode of the PRODCAST, we critically examine the doctrine of Historic Premillennialism, revealing its inadequacies and how it contributes to a defeatist stance in the Church. Our discussion aims to pave the way for a more empowering, Biblically-grounded eschatology that energizes the Church for active mission and cultural engagement.

Join us for our new series called A Practical Postmillenialism where we will look at what Postmillenniallism means, how it is the Biblical view, why dispensationalism and other defeatist eschatologies are wrong headed, and how postmillennialism can be the most practical and life changing doctrine you learn this year! TODAY we interview Dr. Gary Demar! #reformedtheology #Postmillennialism #datpostm...

In this series, called "A Practical Postmillennialism," I will be diving into what postmillennialism is and what it means for our lives. I will be looking at how the Bible promises God's victory and how that victory works itself out in every aspect of your life. This series will show you how to live in light of a robust, theological optimism that will seep into who you are as a man,...

For far too long, eschatology has been avoided by Christians because it seems esoteric, overly heady, and not that applicable to our lives! In this series, we will look at why postmillennial eschatology will make us happier, more optimistic Christians. We will look at how it will make us more successful men, women, children, parents, workers, and worshippers. And we will do so with a fair amount o...

Explore a riveting twist on the Christmas story with 'The Apocalyptic Christmas,' where celestial battles and cosmic symbolism from Revelation 12 redefine the holiday's meaning. Dive into a narrative where a radiant woman, a formidable dragon, and a child destined to rule nations transform Christmas into a scene of divine drama and victory. This blog invites you to witness Christmas no...

"He was bringing war because this old world had fallen into bitter, soul-crushing slavery to an evil dragon. A serpent of great beguiling who tricked our only king into trading in his scepter for over-tight handcuffs... His crown for rusty chains. On that first Christmas morning, after legions of failed men who came before Him, the heaven-sent God-Man was born the royal Man-King. Delivered as...

May you never waste your days trying to figure out blood moons, marks of the beast, or the identity of the Antichrist. May you, instead, spend your ever-waking moments serving the King who brought this end-time Kingdom to the world. You belong to His Kingdom as a soldier of Christ because of Christ and Christ alone. Now, use your fleeting days to serve and praise Him!

“If you are soft on these movements, you are complicit with the war crimes of demons, and you are a reviler of the humanity you claim to love. Our job is to love the sinner enough to call them to repentance. And to hate the movements that accost them.”

Your eschatology matters. It will not only affect your view of the end times, but how you view culture and how you will engage in it.

“And while this martyrdom of Stephen in Jerusalem kickstarted one of the worst periods of persecution and martyrdom the church has ever seen, the standing Christ reminds us that evil did not win, Christ's Church was not be defeated, and that we must march on in our battles today, knowing that we are gaining ground. Glory hallelujah!”

According to Jesus, if you are not explicitly for Him, then you are actually against Him! You will either give all of your life in the service of your King, or you will be using your energies to perpetrate insurrections or rebellions.

The great creed of the Reformation "Ecclesia Reformata, Semper Reformanda" (The Church reformed and always reforming) must be our creed today. As we find ourselves in a decrepit and decaying society, let us remember and work for the ongoing Reformation of the Church in our day. Happy Reformation Day!!

How big will Jesus' Kingdom get when it is all said and done? How many people will eventually be included in His Church? What percentage of the earth's population will come under the canopy of His' blessings? Some questions we consider this week in the PRODCAST.

“once we understand this phrase rightly, we can no longer hold to a futurist interpretation of this passage but will instead see how various eschatological passages have already found their completion in the first century.”

"As you think about this current war, pray for them. Pray that this would be the thing that causes them to repent. And, do not forget to pray for the Christians in Palestine. As Christians, we have more in common with a Palestinian Christian than a secular Jew..."

“He must reign until all brothels are closed and marriage is esteemed. He must reign until the media stops peddling lies and division and would be willing to end each broadcast with The Lord’s Prayer or the Apostle’s Creed. He must reign until there are no ghettos in Chicago, there is no swamp in Washington, and there is no depravity in Hollywood. He must reign until child is catechized and every...

As Christians, when we hear the phrase “The Last Days” or “The End Times” what images come to mind? Whatever the case, for the vast majority of evangelicalism, we have utterly missed it and need to take a fresh look. Join us as we continue with part 2, looking at the remaining proofs for why the last days have already happened.

As Christians, when we hear the phrase “The Last Days” or “The End Times” what images come to mind? Whatever the case, for the vast majority of evangelicalism, we have utterly missed it and need to take a fresh look. Join us as we examine the last days and offer ten reasons why your interpretation may be wrong.

Eschatology concerns future events, but those events are the minority. More accurately, eschatology is the theological discipline that examines how all the promises of God, from salvation and redemption to His worldwide Kingdom, will come to fruition under the end-time rule and reign of His Son. Join us as we examine how the events of Pentecost are inherently eschatological.

“Like we said last week, don't just stand there. Do something. And repent of any dispensational defeatism. Understand that the theology we covered this week will have tremendous theological and practical importance for how you will live your life. And when you have done all this, go live with all your heart to the glory of Christ. Build His Kingdom while you are here. And when you are ready to...

If the Church of our Lord has any hope of recovering from her slothfulness and shallow, easy believism, then we must immediately discard the hemlock of dispensationalism and adopt a more Biblical view.

What role does the church play in the Kingdom of God? Why is it essential to the life and blessings of the believer as well as to the downfall of the kingdom of man? Join us this week as we speak with pastor and author Dr. Uri Brito on how the church is the engine and fuel for a proper Christendom.

What is Christendom? Why should Christians want it? What are we to do to have it? What will the world look like once we've got it? Join pastors Kendall Lankford and Douglas Wilson as we discuss these things together.