Typology is a fascinating area of study because it shows that the bible is a supernatural book, timeless and composed by an omniscient mind. Today we will study several typologies in the bible and see the gospel throughout time from beginning to the end.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 04:50 - What is Typology?

* 19:31 - Examples of Biblical Typology

A lot of the crybabies cry that I’m a Calvinist, because I believe in total depravity, unconditional election, limited atonement, irresistible grace and perseverance of the saints. But these aren’t Calvin’s ideas, they are what the bible teach. Today you’re going to learn the many problems with Calvinism and how to have a more narrow faith as a biblical monergist.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 10:15 - What is Biblical Monergism?

* 52:57 - The Problem of Philosophy

* 1:20:26 - The Problems of Calvinism

* 1:26:59 - Eternal Conscious Torment

* 1:41:03 - Sunday Sacredness

* 1:49:04 - Eschatology

* 2:09:16 - Free Will

* 2:46:05 - The Author of Sin

* 3:02:02 - The Wills of God

* 3:23:35 - Calvin’s Connections

* 3:44:52 - Martin Luther

* 3:50:24 - Final Thoughts

The parables of Jesus are some of the most enjoyable and interesting parts of the New Testament, and they have a lot to teach us about the kingdom and God’s plan of redemption. Today we will look at several of them to see some important lessons on predestination.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 09:32 - The Elect & Reprobate

* 40:17 - Finding What Was Lost

* 49:57 - Assurance of Salvation

* 1:21:04 - Final Thoughts

In the discussion of Christian eschatology, there are many paths to choose from — each seemingly valid ways to interpret history and the bible. But deeper study reminds us of Jesus’ words about the narrow road: few there are that find it because most go by the wide road. Today most are deceived on eschatological matters, and that is why it is important to walk as narrow of a path as possible. That path is amillennial historicism.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 04:45 - The Main End Times Views

* 36:13 - Amillennial Historicism

* 51:11 - Christ Ruling

* 1:07:08 - Why Historicism?

The New Testament is filled with reassuring words to give us complete and total confidence in God’s promise of redemption. Yet there is such a thing as having false assurance of salvation, and we are warned of counterfeit faith, encouraged to confirm our election and test all things. Today we will see what the bible says about false assurance of salvation.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 04:53 - The End of the Age

* 23:23 - Why is there False Assurance?

* 34:21 - False Repentance

* 40:18 - Final Thoughts

Over the last 10 years we have seen the systematic dismantling of the old liberal order that was atheistic and communistic, by the nationalistic, fascist, religious movement of MAGA. But MAGA’s life, like all psyops, had an expiration date from the beginning. Now that expiration date is nearing and the final reality is coming to light: a collapse of the dualistic political system altogether, a synthesis of right and left into the common good middle ground, which is the true NWO governed by Catholic Social Teaching and which will submit all nations to the Beast.

* 00:00 - Montage

* 43:50 - Introduction & Housekeeping

* 1:18:31 - JESUIT THEATER: Culture Shaping

* 4:01:36 - JESUIT THEATER: Dialectics (Trump)

* 4:47:28 - JESUIT THEATER: Dialectics (Venezuela)

* 5:25:19 - JESUIT THEATER: Dialectics (MAGA)

* 7:08:11 - The Image of the Beast

The gospel is called the Good News (or happy news in Aramaic) because it promises something the world can never give you: eternal security in the finished work of Christ and a guaranteed future of reward of resurrection on the horizon. This is what the gospel stands on, and today we will see what the bible says about eternal security, once saved always saved and assurance of salvation.

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 06:44 - God Will Accomplish His Purpose

* 18:29 - The Basis for Eternal Security

* 41:48 - Eternal Security in the Old Testament

* 56:41 - Eternal Security in the New Testament

* 1:33:31 - Salvation as a Guaranteed Outcome

* 1:40:13 - Is Once Saved Always Saved Biblical?

* 1:43:58 - Assurance of Salvation

* 2:18:35 - Final Thoughts

Most Christians today believe that the Didache (an ancient Christian document) means “Sunday” when it mentions “The Lord’s Day” — but this is not true. Careful historical and scriptural analysis reveal an amazing fact: the writers of this document were actually referring to the Sabbath. And if that’s true, what does it mean for our understanding of the early Church?

* 00:00 - Introduction

* 13:39 - Overview of the Issues

* 1:42:40 - The Lord’s Day in the Didache

* 3:09:55 - Final Thoughts