And then you can look at the enemies that have been put under the feet of Jesus, like the early persecutions, Judaism and Rome.

Nobody even remotely would have thought of or heard of Jefferson, Indiana, or New York in the time of Christ or in the apostles, what Paul was doing.

And yet here you and I are talking to people that are sitting in other podont places

and about the good news of Jesus.

If that isn't the victory of the gospel, then what is? Welcome once again to the Conversations That Matter podcast under host, John Harris.

And we have a special guest today.

We've had on the podcast before, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon.

He is the host of the patriarchy podcast and the pastor at

Sovereign King Church in Jeffersonville, Indiana. And he is going to talk to us today about post-millennialism.

As many of you know, we are in a mini series on eschatology. We've done dispensational premillennialism.

We've done, what do we do yesterday, on-millialism. And now we're going to talk a little bit about post-millianism.

Try to understand that.

And I'll give some of the objections, at least I've heard to it and hear what Joseph

has to say.

And hopefully this will help you as you're speaking to Christians who have different

perspectives.

We'll also, Lord willing, get into a little bit of what this means practically, if it does mean something

practically, because a lot of post-millialists think this is, in my experience, at least the key

to living the Christian life. Maybe that's a little bit of an exaggeration, but that, you know,

you need to have post-millianism in order to do things in the social and governmental sphere. So we'll

examine that and also maybe church, Israel connection and that kind of thing.

So with that, welcome back, Pastor Joseph Spurgeon.

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