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Episode 56 | 40 min

Hope, Not Hysteria: A Disciple’s Guide to Revelation with Dr. Greg Robbins

Greg Robbins shares what the book of Revelation really says about power and anxiety.

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Host Steve Cuss and theologian Greg Robbins unpack the often-misunderstood Book of Revelation. Far from being a roadmap to doom, Revelation offers a powerful message of hope, calling Christians to live with courage, sacrifice, and trust in God’s ultimate victory. They tackle Armageddon, explore the nature of true power, and reframe Revelation as a deeply pastoral text for discipleship. If you’ve ever wrestled with end-times anxiety, this conversation will refresh your view with biblical clarity and encouragement.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

Revelation Simplified: A Commonsense Approach To The Bible’s Most Mysterious Book
Revelation Simplified

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