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Luke21 is a 15-minute podcast explaining Catholic Bible prophecy in the tradition of St. Augustine with Steve Wood. Learn more at www.BibleforCatholics.com.
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Wednesday Feb 08, 2017
Wednesday Feb 08, 2017
Today's term that host Steve Wood defines and discusses is "dispensationalism" - a long word, but it is crucial to understand what it means when it comes to biblical prophecy and salvation history.
Check out our Facebook Page to see 24 questions that Steve plans to answer in the course of this study.
Saturday Jan 28, 2017
Saturday Jan 28, 2017
What did the Thessalonians understand about Jesus that we don't? Host Steve Wood will shock you with the answer, and it might change your reading of the Bible quite a bit.
Check out our Facebook Page to see 24 questions that Steve plans to answer in the course of this study.
Friday Jan 20, 2017
Friday Jan 20, 2017
What does "Gospel" mean and what in the world does it have to do with biblical prophecy? Host Steve Wood's answer: "Everything." Sit tight, listen - more than once, if possible - and learn.
Check out our Facebook Page to see 24 questions that Steve plans to answer in the course of this study.
Wednesday Jan 11, 2017
Wednesday Jan 11, 2017
Why are we launching Luke21 Radio with a study of St. Paul's two epistles to the Thessalonians? Host Steve Wood's answer: you’ll gain more understanding of biblical prophecy with these eight brief chapters than most anywhere else in the bible. And the good news …. it only takes about 10 minutes to read both epistles.
Check out our Facebook Page to see 24 questions that Steve plans to answer in the course of this study.
Thursday Jan 05, 2017
Thursday Jan 05, 2017
Today host Steve Wood discusses what you can expect - and not expect - to hear in this new riveting series on Catholic Biblical Prophecy.
Tuesday Dec 27, 2016
Tuesday Dec 27, 2016
What is Luke21Radio? Host Steve Wood introduces what it is and why he decided to launch this broadcast. Some background: Steve has studied biblical prophecy for four decades, and during his years as an Evangelical teacher and pastor, he made a long pilgrimage through all of the major schools of prophecy before finally adopting St. Augustine’s views. Therefore, he knows each of the major non-Catholic interpretations of biblical prophecy with an insider’s viewpoint, and considers it a privilege and delight to share what he has learned with all of you.