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End Times Conversations
Andrew LaTeer and Cynthia Noble
Is Armageddon Really the Last Battle?
OCT 15, 202635 MIN
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Description
Episode 33 Promo: Is Armageddon Really the Last Battle?
In Chapter 19 of the Book of Revelation, we’re given a detailed description of the Battle of Armageddon during which Christ descends from heaven with his armies to confront the armies of the beast and the leaders of nations which align with him. However, the battle does not happen the way most Christians have always envisioned. Not a shot is fired, nor does Christ’s army even engage. But the enemy is defeated—for now—until the time in the far-distant future when he emerges once more for the final battle between good and evil.
Find out how the enemy is defeated and when—this week on End Times Conversations—wherever you get your podcasts.

