Jesus Is Already King… So Why Are We Waiting? | Gary DeMar (Part 2) | Ep. 8
- Renew His World
- May 13
- 2 min read
Show Notes:
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If Jesus is already reigning… then why does the world still look broken?
In part two, Carmen sits down again with Gary DeMar to challenge one of the most widely accepted assumptions in modern Christianity, that Christ’s kingdom is still mostly future. What if that’s not what Scripture actually teaches?
What if the call isn’t to wait… but to build?
Gary DeMar unpacks the deeper implications of Matthew 24, Revelation, and the language of biblical prophecy, arguing that many of these passages were fulfilled in the first century, not the distant future.
But this isn’t just a theological discussion.
It’s a call to action.
If Jesus is already enthroned, then the responsibility shifts to His people. From family and church to education, business, and government, this episode explores what it looks like to reclaim a biblical worldview and actively participate in renewing culture from the ground up.
Resources Mentioned:
God and Government – Gary DeMar
The Book That Made Your World – Vishal Mangalwadi
The Bible (Matthew 24, Daniel 7, Revelation, Isaiah 19, 2 Corinthians 3, Deuteronomy 8)
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Guest Bio:
Gary DeMar is a writer, speaker, and president of American Vision. He is widely known for his work on biblical worldview, eschatology, and the application of Scripture to culture, government, and everyday life.
Gary has authored numerous books, including God and Government and Last Days Madness, and has spent decades equipping Christians to think critically, biblically, and strategically about the world around them.
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