Theology 101 - Eschatology Pt.3

If you want to understand the book of Revelation, you can't actually start there—you have to start on a dusty ridge east of Jerusalem during Holy Week. In Week 3 of our series, we dive deep into the Olivet Discourse (Matthew 24 & Luke 21) to explore the chronological boundaries Jesus set for His disciples. We then map those prophecies directly onto recorded history, using the chilling firsthand accounts of Flavius Josephus during the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70. Finally, we break down the Four Horsemen of Revelation 6 through both Preterist and Futurist lenses, and look at how the Old Testament helps us decode "falling stars" and "darkened suns." Discover why John's radical poetry wasn't meant to predict an astrophysical anomaly, but rather to deliver a subversive, pastoral declaration: Babylon is not eternal.