What does it mean that Jesus is continually interceding for us in heaven?

That's just one of the questions we'll be answering on today's edition of Core Christianity.

Hi, I'm Bill Meyer, along with Pastor Adriel Sanchez.

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Questions at CoreChristianity.com. And Adriel, first up today, here's an email from one of our

listeners named Taylor. Taylor says, why do you, here's an email from one of our listeners named Taylor.

Taylor says, why do you think it's helpful to share your personal belief on eschatology?

Some theology is unwavering in its truth.

I understand that, but I'm not sure why it's helpful for you to share that you prefer the omelennial View when there are other interpretations as well.

Hey, Taylor. Thanks for reaching out. So I'm guessing you were listening to the broadcast a few days ago. I don't remember what day it was specifically where somebody asked me about what my views were with regard to the last days, the end times.

One of the things that we oftentimes will try to emphasize on this broadcast is that, you know,

when we're talking about the last days, the end times, there are a number of different positions

that you find throughout church history, a number of positions that people who believe in the

Bible and cling to the authority of Scripture can come to different conclusions on.

So we want to make sure to reiterate that, that this isn't something that we need to divide over or view others as, you know, not a part of the body of Christ because of it. But ultimately, everything in Scripture is important. And there is one right way to understand Scripture. And so I think we want to strive to open up the text,

to understand passages in their context, and then to derive, you know, the benefit, what God would

have for us as we rightly understand the text of scripture, whether we're talking about the church,

whether we're talking about the doctrine of salvation, whether we're talking about the end times. And especially where, you know, we live in a day where a lot of people are

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