This is a podcast from the messages and sermons of Steve Milunovic. This is the result of study and Christian practices that have helped change and transform my mind more into the likeness of Jesus
You Changed My Mind
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This is a podcast from the messages and sermons of Steve Milunovic. This is the result of study and Christian practices that have helped change and transform my mind more into the likeness of Jesus
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Recent Episodes
May 10, 2026
Rahab - Joshua
<p>Scripture: Joshua 1:1–9; Joshua 2; Hebrews 11:31; James 2:25; Matthew 1:5. </p><p>Key themes: </p><ul><li>Trust and courage in transition</li><li>God’s presence as the ground of obedience; the reversal of fear</li><li>Rahab as a model of saving faith; scarlet cord/Passover thread to Christ</li><li>Grace that brings outsiders in; redemption and legacy. </li></ul><p>Description: We’re beginning a brand-new series through the book of Joshua—moving from Exodus and wilderness wandering into the Conquest of Canaan. Joshua 1 sets the direction: God calls His people to step into His promises with courage, obedience, and confidence in His presence. “Be strong and courageous” isn’t motivational fluff—it’s rooted in the reality that God goes with His people and asks them to trust His Word even when it’s costly.</p><p><br></p><p>Then Joshua 2 introduces one of the most surprising faith stories in the Bible: Rahab. While Israel once melted in fear before Canaan, Rahab reveals the reversal—Canaan is melting in fear because they’ve heard what God has done. In a decision that makes no sense by worldly logic, she protects Israel’s spies and declares that the Lord is God in heaven above and earth below. The sign of her rescue—the scarlet cord—echoes Passover and points forward to the saving work of Jesus. And the grace doesn’t stop at survival: Rahab is welcomed into God’s people and even shows up in the genealogy of Jesus (Matthew 1). This episode is a hopeful reminder that God specializes in redeeming the unlikely, rescuing sinners, and turning broken stories into faithful legacies.</p>
May 5, 2026
Heaven - Revelation
<p>Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 2:8; Revelation 19:11–16; Revelation 21:22–27; Revelation 22:10–11. </p><p>Key themes: </p><ul><li>Reading Revelation without sensationalism</li><li>Jesus’ victory through His word and the faithful witness of the saints</li><li>The new heaven/new earth as the true Christian hope; heaven as embodied life with meaningful work and culture</li><li>Perseverance and joyful urgency. </li></ul><p>Description: We close our Revelation series by focusing on what the whole book has been driving toward: not fear, but hope—Jesus reigning, evil being judged, and God dwelling with His people forever. We begin with Paul’s promise that the ultimate “lawless one” will be destroyed by the splendor of Christ’s coming (2 Thessalonians 2), then read Revelation 19’s famous white-horse scene with fresh eyes. It’s intense imagery—but it’s not a call to violence. The sword is coming from Jesus’ mouth, pointing to the power of His word and the way the gospel overturns kingdoms without Christians needing to draw a sword.</p><p>From there we move into Revelation 21 and the stunning picture of a restored creation where the Lamb is the light and the nations bring their glory in—suggesting redeemed culture, beauty, and meaningful work as part of eternity. We also address a common fear about heaven (that it will be boring) and reframe it with a childlike vision of joy, wonder, and creativity with God. And we end where Revelation ends: keep going. Don’t obsess over the wicked flourishing for a moment—stay faithful, stay holy, stay hopeful, and live now with the excitement of what’s coming.</p>
May 3, 2026
Antichrist(s) - Revelation
<p>Scripture: 1 John 2:18, 22; 1 John 4:2–3; 2 Thessalonians 2:1–10; Revelation 13:1–18; Hosea/prophets “Day of the Lord” pattern (background); Matthew 4 / Luke 4; Revelation 19:11–16. </p><p>Key themes: </p><ul><li>Resisting sensational end-times speculation</li><li>Antichrist as a recurring pattern</li><li>Satan’s strategy through political power; Roman emperor worship</li><li>Nero rumor mill; mark of the beast and 666</li><li>The church’s endurance; hope and perseverance. </li></ul><p>Description: In this Revelation series message, we tackle one of the most misunderstood topics in Christian pop-culture: the Antichrist and the mark of the beast. Instead of fear-driven speculation, we start with what Scripture actually says. In 1 John, “antichrist” is both future and present—many antichrists have already come, and the “spirit of antichrist” is already at work. In 2 Thessalonians, Paul warns believers not to be rattled by claims that the Day of the Lord has already arrived, and he describes a lawless, Satan-empowered opposition that will ultimately be undone by Jesus.</p><p><br></p><p>Then we read Revelation 13 the way the original audience would have heard it: beasts symbolize rulers and empires energized by Satan, demanding worship and crushing dissent. In that light, Nero—and the Nero-like pattern repeated in later emperors—fits the historical context (including the rumor of Nero’s return). The “mark of the beast” also lands as a first-century test tied to buying and selling within Roman marketplaces and emperor worship, not modern microchips or barcode panic.</p><p><br></p><p>We end with Revelation’s real point: you don’t need a sword or a conspiracy map to overcome evil. Christ conquers with the “sword” from His mouth—His word—and the church endures while empires collapse. So be watchful, be faithful, and don’t be deceived.</p>
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