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Discipleship Live Classes End-Time Teaching Series

Victorious Eschatology

See the end-times through a victorious lens. Christ has secured victory over sin, death, and every power of evil. Come learn why that changes how we read the future with hope, not fear.

πŸ—“ Every Tuesday, 2:00 pm MDT for two months, beginning this Tuesday
πŸ“ Streaming on the Curious Seekers Live Class page
✅ Print schedule and add to your calendar from the link
🎯 End-time clarity without fear. Christ at the center.
Ironically, fear-driven messages about the rapture and all sorts of end-time theories often spread faster than the gospel of Christ’s triumph. This series brings you back to Scripture, to a clear and hopeful view of the end rooted in Christ’s finished work.

Victorious Eschatology, End-Time Teaching Series

Every Tuesday, 2:00 pm Calgary time, Oct 7 to Dec 2, 2025 (Live Stream)

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Two years ago, in 2023, I dared to teach God’s people at Great Haven Assembly on Victorious Eschatology (The End Times from Christ’s Viewpoint), the truth that Christ has already secured victory over sin, death, and every power of evil.

It was not a popular message, especially here in North America and the church world, but it is the truth of God’s Word. From the early church fathers to voices like Charles Spurgeon, believers have always declared that Christ’s reign is not postponed to some distant future, it is already breaking into our world today.

Now two years later, the world feels unsettled, wars in Israel and Ukraine, global instability, and viral prophecies predicting doom on Sept 23–24 and again Oct 7–8. Ironically, these fear-driven messages about the rapture and all kinds of end-time theories spread faster than the gospel of Christ’s triumph.

But Scripture shows us a better story, one of hope, fulfillment, and victory already secured in Christ. We are not waiting to escape, we are called to stand, reign, and reveal His Kingdom here and now.

That is why I will be teaching again on Victorious Eschatology during our Tuesday Discipleship Live Classes. This series will help you understand the end times through a lens of victory, not panic.

Series Details

  • Format Live Discipleship Classes streamed online
  • Day and Time Tuesdays, 2:00 pm, Calgary time
  • Duration Two months, beginning this Tuesday
  • Dates Oct 7, Oct 14, Oct 21, Oct 28, Nov 4, Nov 11, Nov 18, Nov 25, Dec 2, 2025
  • Where Curious Seekers Live Class

Join us. You will be informed, established, and filled with hope, not fear. You can add the class to your calendar from the page above.

Jesus reigns now and His victory defines our future.

Dr. Daniel Folarin

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