Session 1

The Lost Kingdom

Yeshua came proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, but what exactly is the kingdom? What happened to the message of the kingdom? Why did the church lose that hope? Could it have been because the kingdom is too Jewish? This lecture focuses our hope on the final redemption and argues for a premillennial interpretation of the coming of Messiah. It also explores the history of Christianity's amillennial eschatology using quotations from ancient sources and modern scholars like N.T. Wright as we try to figure out how the church fathers lost sight of the kingdom and the original message of the gospel.

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What to Expect When You're Expecting the Messianic Kingdom

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Malchut 2020 Lectures

Session 1
The Lost Kingdom

What exactly is the kingdom? What happened to the message of the kingdom? Why did the church lose that hope? Could it have been because the kingdom is too Jewish?

Session 2
What to Expect When You're Expecting the Messianic Kingdom

While there are many signs that the kingdom will be revealed soon, we are still looking forward to the complete redemption. In the meantime, we have work to do.

Session 3
We Want the Kingdom Now!

As disciples of the Messiah, our communities have access to a foretaste of the Messianic Era. What is that foretaste of the kingdom, and how do we get it?

Session 4
The Unifying Judaizer

Paul's vision of Judaizing the nations was meant to bring proximity, unity, and shalom between Israel and the nations in light of Yeshua's death and resurrection. It looked very Jew-ish.

Session 5
A Guild of Kingdom Builders

The kingdom of God is grander than any one person or organization. Why not work together, each of us using our God-given talents, to bring the kingdom of heaven?

Session 6
Future's So Bright I've Gotta Wear Shades

Take a quick look at what's happening in the world today. Never before has the demonstration of hope and expectation of Yeshua's followers been more important.

Session 7
Monovision Required: A Key to Functional Leadership

We must always remember that we do not see clearly; we see functionally. In our world today, this is what makes a leader a leader. Achieving our goal is not the only objective.

Session 8
The Kingdom Brotherhood

In the early 1950s, Messianic Jewish pioneer Abram Poljak created an international organization of Gentile Christians called the Kingdom Brotherhood. The story parallels our own.

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