This podcast is dedicated to sharing Biblical and historical truths that will touch hearts, renew minds, and Awaken God’s people tp be salt and light to this generation as Jesus called us to be in Matthew 5:13-14. Check out our website at www.eddiehyatt.com
"Historical Attempts to Identify the Antichrist" is the theme of this podcast and Eddie shows how people like Irenaeus and Martin Luther understood the identity of the Antichrist.
"Greater Is the One in You" is the theme of this 2nd episode in this series.
"5 Characteristics of the Antichrist" is the theme of this first podcast in this series.
On Monday August 15 I will begin a series of podcasts on one of the most discussed and least understood passages in Scripture - Revelation 13:18. We will examine the appropriate Biblical passages and the Greek words that have been translated into English. We will also examine how it has been understood throughout history and how Christians have mistakenly identified certain ones as the Antichrist. We will also make application to the current world situation and learn to recognize the spirit of Antichrist that is at work in the world today.
In this episode, Eddie elaborates on how we can come boldly into God's holy presence because He has made us righteous with His own righteousness through our faith in Jesus.
"Identification" is the theme of this episode in which Eddie discusses how God, in Christ, identified with us in our wretch state that we might be identified with Him in glorious resurrection triumph.
In this episode, Eddie continues the discussion about the meaning of redemption and how it applies to our lives and walk of faith. He tells a story that vividly pictures our redemption by Jesus.
In this episode, Eddie elaborates on Ephesians 1:7 where Paul says that in Christ we "have redemption through His blood." He explains the meaning of redemption and how it applies to our salvation.
This is the first episode in a life-changing series on the blessings and benefits of being "in Christ."
In this episode, Eddie explains the nature and character of the Spiritual gifts of I Cor. 12:1-11. He also identifies a major misunderstanding in the church today concerning these "gifts."
