The ReformationGospel and WorldPrayerAlliance Podcast

Requesting audience in Heaven's Court

The World Prayer Alliance is a ministry extension of the www.ReformationGospel.com, a trusted source for Scriptural teaching on realised eschatology and realised redemption. While ReformationGospel focuses on deepening your understanding of the Gospel Truth, the World Prayer Alliance is committed to prayer for current events, and urgent affairs across the world.
Requesting audience in Heaven's Court - If an injunction is sought via a civil court, a solicitor or the complainant themselves will request listing for their case to be heard. The court will normally issue a date with time slot. This prayer is a reflection of that principle. In Daniel 7:13-14 we see the Son of Man appear before the Ancient of Days. This hearing resulted in the ruling for the crowning of the King of Kings. "and there was given him dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages, should serve him: his dominion is an everlasting dominion, which shall not pass away, and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed". The formal address of "Ancient of Days" is applied in this setting even though you are praying to the Father. Court has it's own etiquette and protocol. This setting is appropriate when interceding for serious world affairs.   
You can use this prayer and make it your own as you join in agreement. By faith imagine you are standing before the bench in Heaven's court and you have audience with the ancient of Days and all the witnesses present. After you request entrance into heaven's court, then present your petition.For more information: www.reformationgospel.comwww.worldprayeralliance.com
 

Welcome to the World Prayer Alliance: Prayer of Dedication

Welcome to the World Prayer Alliance Podcast, your global hub for powerful, Holy Spirit-led prayers and intercession. This Prayer of Dedication marks the beginning of a series of transformative prayers designed for believers who desire to make a huge impact through united prayer. By simply agreeing with these prayers, you become part of a worldwide movement—the World Prayer Alliance—dedicated to interceding for nations, communities, and personal needs.The World Prayer Alliance is a ministry extension of the www.ReformationGospel.com, a trusted source for Scriptural teaching on realised eschatology and realised redemption. While ReformationGospel focuses on deepening your understanding of the Gospel Truth, the World Prayer Alliance is committed to prayer for current events, and urgent affairs across the world.At www.WorldPrayerAlliance.com, we aim to build our collection of intercessory prayers which cover: world crises, nations, governments, disaster relief, wars, famine, disease, crimes against humanity, international organised crime and corruption and urgent humanitarian needs. Also special prayers for local communities and personal requests. • Custom prayers crafted for specific needs sent in by our listeners and prayer partners • Biblically grounded faith—every prayer is rooted in scripture, sound doctrine, and the teachings found at www.ReformationGospel.com Join a Global Prayer MovementWhether you’re seeking prayer for world peace, healing, revival, or personal breakthrough, the World Prayer Alliance welcomes you. Submit your prayer requests, join our growing community, and experience the power of agreement as we pray together for God’s intervention and blessing.
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006 The Last Days

Welcome to episode 006 of The Last Days—a deep dive into the Lord's Prayer from a Full Preterist perspective. In this video, we explore Matthew 6:9-10 and its original context for the first generation of believers. Many Christians today still recite the Lord’s Prayer as though it pertains to the future, but in this episode, we show how this prayer was specifically for the disciples in the years leading up to the siege of Jerusalem in 69-70 AD. Jesus’ return, on the clouds of judgment, fulfilled every element of this prayer while the first believers were still alive. If you're studying eschatology from a Full Preterist view, this video will provide valuable insights into how the events of the first century aligned with Biblical prophecy and the completion of God’s promises. Join us as we break down this crucial understanding in the study of the last days. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe!
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005 The last Days

Are We Really Living in the Last Days? Many mainstream churches insist that we are living in the last days, but is that what the Bible truly teaches? In this episode of The Last Days, we explore the historical and Biblical evidence surrounding this claim. The first-century believers and generation who lived in Judea witnessed the devastating siege of Jerusalem in 70 AD—a pivotal event that fulfilled Jesus' prophecy. Was this the true end of the age? Scripture reveals that the eschatos (last things) referred to the conclusion of the Sinaitic Covenant, not the end of the physical world. If you study eschatology, prophecy, or the truth about the Biblical times of the end, this episode will challenge everything you’ve been taught. Don't miss this deep dive into history, theology, and prophecy! 🔔 Subscribe for more truth about biblical prophecy! For more information go to: www.reformationgospel.com
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The Last Days 004

Welcome again to the Reformation Gospel Podcast! In this episode of our Last Days series, we dive deeper into understanding whom Jesus and the Apostles addressed when speaking of God's coming wrath, judgment and the Kingdom of Heaven. Many assume these prophecies are yet to be fulfilled, but Jesus' words align with John the Baptist’s proclamation in Matthew 3:2—"The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand." Btw, why did Matthew use the word "Heaven" instead of "God"? Matthew only used the word "heaven" because even in that time the Hebrew nations considered the name YHWH too holy and impossible to pronounce. Matthew being a Hebrew himself was likely trying to avoid offence and therefore used the word Heaven. We’ll uncover how the Kingdom of God was not a distant future event but a present reality in Jesus’ time, culminating in the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. As we continue this series, the truth will become undeniable—Jesus' prophetic words were fulfilled, reshaping our understanding of Biblical eschatology. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe for more eye-opening teachings on the fulfilled Last Days!
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The Last Days 003

Welcome to ReformationGospel! In this brief but in-depth Bible study, we continue exploring key New Testament scriptures that reveal the prophetic warnings given by John the Baptist, to the generation of their time. These verses highlight the reality that the people of that era were living in the last days of the Sinaitic Age — the final days of the old covenant parallel to the establishment of the New Covenant through the finished work of Jesus. Through careful examination of the Bible, we show that the judgment prophesied by John the Baptist and later emphasised by Jesus and further by the Apostles was not a future event for us today, but a historical event that took place between 67-70 A.D., when Jesus returned on the clouds of judgment to fulfil His prophetic fore tellings. This judgment specifically targeted the apostate people of Israel, who had rejected the Messiah and broken the old covenant through idolatry, the worship of Baal, and the denial that Jesus was the fulfilment of the Law of Moses. In this podcast, we dive into John the Baptist's warnings to the crowds, including the Pharisees and Sadducees, and clarify that these prophetic messages were directed at that specific generation — not future generations. For more information go to: http://www.reformationgospel.com
 

The Last Days 002

Welcome to The Last Days 002, the second episode in our deep dive into Biblical prophecy and eschatology. In this message, we explore how the predictions made by John the Baptist were specifically intended for the generation they lived in—rather than for us today, over 2000 years later. The urgent warnings he gave about the end of the Age of the Mosaic and Sinaitic Covenant were highly relevant to their time, with direct implications for those who heard them. If you're passionate about understanding the prophetic messages of the Bible and uncovering the truth about the Last Days, this video series is for you. We’ll examine how these Biblical prophecies and predictions speak to the wrath, judgment, and Last Days as foretold by Christ and His followers. Whether you're new to eschatology or seeking deeper insights into the Bible’s final messages, this study will challenge your understanding of the end of the Age and the coming Kingdom. Make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth teachings! For more information go to: http://www.reformationgospel.com
 

The Last Days 001

In this series, we dive deep into the last days of the Old Sinaitic Covenant and explore how Jesus and the Apostles spoke directly to the first-generation Christians in the first century. When they declared, "The Kingdom of Heaven is at hand," they were not referring to us 2,000 years later. This video is part of a series on the study of Last Things and Biblical prophecy, where we examine New Testament scriptures to prove that this early Christian message was meant for those living at that time. Join us as we uncover Biblical truths, discuss the historical context, and clarify common misconceptions about the Eschatology of the Last Days. If you want to understand eschatology and the early Christian Church, this series is for you! Remember to like, share, and subscribe to stay updated with each new installment. For more information go to: http://www.reformationgospel.com
 

Just Gospel Talk - Part 5

Finishing up on this Gospel Talk. Explaining that John 13:34 is where Jesus gives us the 1 commandment for this New Covenant. There are those who claim there are many New Testament Commandments. Someone made a list of 1050 NT Commandments, but on closer look they are things like the be-attitudes Jesus spoke off; Warnings the Apostle Paul gave in his letters; Practical instructions for Husband and Wife, raising children, setting deacons and bishops in the local church etc. Many of these directives are the practical applications of the 1 commandment to love one another as Jesus loved us. I will also explain what looks like two commandments in 1 John 3:22-23. For information got to: http://www.reformationgospel.com

Just Gospel Talk - Part 4

Continuing our talk about Redemption, the New Commandment for this New Covenant, our responsibility to judge evil and more. For more information got to http://www.reformationgospel.com