Episode 85: REVELATION - Two Songs, Two Harvests, One Warning

Episode 85: REVELATION - Two Songs, Two Harvests, One Warning

From Theology Unbound by Buhl Bible Church

April 7, 2026 · 1h 19m · Episode 91

About this episode

The episode explores the themes of worship and allegiance in Revelation, focusing on the two beasts and the call for believers to endure amidst counterfeit authority.

Revelation 14-15 Today, Jordon and Jackie pull back the curtain on how the dragon wages war on earth: not just through violence, but through systems that demand worship. In this episode of Theology Unbound, we explore the two beasts: one representing oppressive power, the other enforcing it through deception, propaganda, and economic pressure. Rather than fueling speculation or fear, this conversation centers on allegiance: who you worship, who you trust, and what you’re willing to endure. We walk through the Old Testament backdrop, the meaning of the mark and 666, and how Revelation calls believers to faithful endurance in the face of counterfeit authority. The goal isn’t paranoia, but rather discernment, courage, and unwavering loyalty to the Lamb. Podcast Notes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R5o4Wws94zPKi7t9gWHK9k1kGUYZZwPT/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=105424765213156613438&rtpof=true&sd=true Subscribe for More! Like, share, and comment -- Be a part of the dialogue! Support our ministry at the following link: *Make sure you indicate the Theology Unbound Fund* https://buhlbiblechurch.com/give Connect With Us: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/buhlbiblechurch…

People in this episode

Hosts: Jordon, Jackie

Topics covered

  • Revelation
  • worship
  • allegiance
  • counterfeit authority
  • faithful endurance
  • discernment

Keywords

  • Revelation
  • worship
  • allegiance
  • faithful endurance
  • counterfeit authority
  • discernment
  • propaganda
  • economic pressure

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Revelation, Old Testament

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