Eschatalks

Two Pastors and a Dieken
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Eschatalks is a podcast about biblical prophecy and the future God has revealed in His Word. Through careful study of Scripture, we explore how to interpret prophecy, understand what God says is still to come, and consider why those truths matter for Christians today. 

  1. Aug 29

    Eschatalks 04: How Future Prophecy Speaks to Today

    Why did God tell us what He is going to do in the future? Biblical prophecy wasn't given merely to satisfy our curiosity or provide material for theological debates. God revealed the future because knowing what is coming should change the way we live today. In this final episode of Eschatalks, Zac considers the practical purpose of biblical prophecy. How should the coming judgment of the world affect our priorities? What should future prophecy do to our worship, our response to evil, our understanding of the world around us, and our desire to please Christ? God told us the future for a reason. The question is whether we will allow what He has revealed about tomorrow to change the way we live today. Support the show

  2. Aug 29

    Eschatalks 03: Let the Text Tell You What is Symbolic

    Revelation is filled with dragons, beasts, swords, numbers, and other striking images. But how do we know when something is actually symbolic—and when it should be understood as a straightforward statement? In this episode of Eschatalks, Zac considers both textual and logical ways to identify symbolic language in biblical prophecy. Along the way, we’ll see that symbolism doesn’t erase reality—it illustrates it. Finally, we’ll put these principles to the test in Revelation 20 and ask a crucial question: Is the thousand-year reign of Christ really symbolic? Support the show

  3. Aug 29

    Eschatalks 02: When the Bible Says What We Want It to Say

    What happens when we understand the words of Scripture but still miss what the author meant? In this episode of Eschatalks, Zac explores how our assumptions, theological commitments, and outside influences can begin to control our interpretation of the Bible. Using examples from Genesis, Revelation, and other passages, we'll consider how misinterpretation happens, how to recognize it, and why getting the author's intended meaning matters. Before we can rightly understand biblical prophecy, we need to make sure we're hearing the voice of Scripture rather than our own ideas reflected back to us. Support the show

  4. Aug 29

    Eschatalks 01: And I'm back...

    It's been quite a while, over a year, since Theologic ended. There have been some unfinished thoughts that have been going on in my head over the past year that I have wanted to tell folks. This upload is the beginning of a lengthy expression of my heart and mind that I've wanted to tell our listeners for over a year on the topic of how to interpret prophecy. Yet it's become more than that to me. The following upload not only begins to address interpreting prophecy but is the first of four recordings culminating in why a future understanding of Revelation is essential to understand AND apply its truths. Contrary to popular opinion, Revelation and future prophecy matters even to our practice. May the Lord take what has been on my heart and mind and bless you with it. Support the show

  5. 07/28/2025

    089: Thank You for Listening to Theologic!

    As Theologic comes to an end, we just wanted to thank you for listening to this podcast since it started in April of 2022. In this episode, Zach, Zac, and Sean talk about why the podcast is ending and how the Lord is leading each one. If you feel led to send a message to Theologic and talk about how the Lord used this podcast in your life, please send an email to Theologicpodcast1@gmail.com. With that, we will sign off! Thanks for listening! Support the show

  6. 07/21/2025

    088: When a Ministry Ends...

    Whether you know it or not, someday your ministry will end. But when is it time for it to end? As Zac and Sean delve into the topic, perhaps you're discouraged due to an ending of a ministry. May this episode give you hope for the time ahead. Perhaps you struggle with direction, may this recording give you encouragement to wade through the time of uncertainty and find the answer. Yet, in all things, may your life give glory to Christ as you go ahead. Support the show

  7. 07/14/2025

    087: You Can('t) Question God

    "How Long, Oh Lord?" The Psalmists cry out to the Lord on a number of occasions wondering about the purposes of God on different occasions. Some of the language that they use might even be considered frowned upon in modern Christian circles. But shouldn't the word of God's example in the Psalms speak and perhaps even correct the way we pray in joy OR sorrow? With the three hosts united again, listen in and hear how we might allow or even disallow the questioning of God. Support the show

  8. 07/07/2025

    Theobite 037: What Exactly Does 'God Forsook Jesus' Mean?

    Could God "not look upon His Son" at the cross?  Support the show

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Eschatalks is a podcast about biblical prophecy and the future God has revealed in His Word. Through careful study of Scripture, we explore how to interpret prophecy, understand what God says is still to come, and consider why those truths matter for Christians today. 

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  • Creator
    Two Pastors and a Dieken
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    178
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Eschatalks
  • Show Website
    Eschatalks

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