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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.

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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