The Last Days: A Reformation in Eschatology

Thank you for enrolling—I’m thrilled to have you on this journey! Get ready for an eye-opening, Spirit-led adventure as we explore your role in the end times. This course will equip and empower you to navigate the days ahead with clarity, confidence, and a deeper connection to the Holy Spirit. Let’s dive in!

In this lesson, part of our study on eschatology, I’ll walk you through the concept of the last days as discussed in the Bible. You’ll learn what eschatology is, explore different views on the end times, and understand why proper Biblical interpretation is so important. I encourage you to dive deep into Scripture as we cover foundational teachings on Christian doctrine and apocalyptic literature, especially the book of Revelation.

In this lesson, I introduce you to the four major viewpoints of eschatology, emphasizing that, despite differing beliefs, our unity in Jesus is what truly matters. I also share my own journey of understanding eschatology and explore how each viewpoint remains relevant in today's interpretations of Scripture.

In this lesson, I’ll guide you on how to invite the Holy Spirit into your Bible study for deeper understanding and guidance. Together, we’ll explore a methodical approach that includes contextual analysis, asking key questions, and applying the steps of observation, interpretation, correlation, and personal application.

In this lesson, we’ll explore how to interpret apocalyptic and prophetic literature in the Bible. Together, we’ll examine the historical context, symbolic language, and intended audience of these texts, particularly in books like Revelation and Daniel. I’ll emphasize the importance of careful analysis and the risks of taking Scripture out of context, especially when studying prophecies and symbols that held deep significance for the biblical audience.

In this lesson, we’ll explore the biblical prophecies found in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21, focusing on the signs leading up to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. I’ll guide you through these passages, examining their historical fulfillment and their relevance to both past and present events.

In this lesson, we’ll explore the concept of the "Mark of the Beast" in Christian theology, diving into biblical references and interpretations. I’ll contrast God’s markings on His people with those of the enemy, emphasizing God’s ultimate sovereignty

In this lesson, we’ll explore the concept of the Rapture as described in 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 and compare it with traditional interpretations, particularly the widely held premillennial view in North America. I’ll challenge the common assumption that the term "Rapture" is found in the Bible and take a deeper look at historical and biblical contexts.

In this lesson, I’ll guide you on how to read the *Revelation of Jesus Christ* effectively, focusing on its central theme—worshiping Jesus. We’ll explore the book’s purpose in encouraging persecuted early Christians and how its structure continually points back to Jesus in the midst of trials

In this lesson, we’ll explore the concept of Bible codes—equidistant letter sequences found in Hebrew texts—and examine the claims surrounding hidden messages and prophecies. I’ll discuss the potential dangers of relying on computer-generated interpretations for spiritual understanding and warn against the pull of Gnosticism, secret knowledge, and occult practices.

In this lesson, I explore the Shemitah—a biblical concept from the Torah involving a seven-year cycle of debt forgiveness and land rest—and examine whether it has any relevance to modern-day events, particularly in the United States. I'll discuss different interpretations of the Shemitah, emphasizing the importance of not using biblical analogies to justify current events.

In this lesson of *Adventures in the Spirit*, I sit down with Gary DeMar to explore the biblical interpretations of the Rapture, the Antichrist, and the Mark of the Beast. Together, we emphasize the importance of understanding Scripture in its original context rather than through modern interpretations or fears.

In this lesson, we’ll explore whether the United States is mentioned in the Bible, focusing on biblical prophecies, especially in the Book of Daniel. Paul Wild presents his perspective on the U.S.'s role in prophecy, suggesting that it holds significance and will go through a period of judgment and restoration, much like Israel.

In this lesson, I share my transformative journey into eschatology, moving from fear-based beliefs about the end times to a hopeful understanding rooted in the New Covenant. I’ll guide you through the importance of reading Scripture in context, especially regarding the events of 70 AD and what they mean for us today.

Jake Kail discusses the identity and authority of believers in Christ, emphasizing spiritual warfare, dominion over evil, and the importance of understanding one's identity in Jesus. He shares personal experiences in deliverance ministry while grounding his teaching in biblical scripture.

In this final video, I want to thank you for being part of the *Last Days of Reformation in Eschatology* course. My hope is that you’ve found encouragement in the victory and grace of Jesus Christ.

Here are some of my best teachings from my YouTube channel and Podcast, Adventures in the spirit. Enjoy them and take your encounter with the Holy Spirit to the next level.