On-demand courseLevel 2Foundational
The Kingdom of God
and the End Times
Read the last days in the light of the Kingdom of God
See how the Kingdom of God and the end times fit together, from the Olivet Discourse to sheep nations.
Taught by Apostle Daniel Duval
$129One course, on demand
Buy the courseIf our curriculum is new to you, we highly recommend that you start at Level 1.
Live ready for His return.
You have heard more than one teaching on the end times, and many of them disagree. Questions about the rapture, the mark of the beast, and the millennium can leave a believer more confused than ready.
Few of those teachings start with the Kingdom of God.
This course begins with the heart. A society works like a program written in the heart, and the Kingdom of God is the program for the coming society.
Next you will study an end-time framework. It includes historic premillennialism and the seventy weeks in the book of Daniel. You will then walk through the Olivet Discourse, where Jesus answers His disciples’ questions about the end of the age.
The last lessons study the parables of readiness, the resurrection of the dead, and sheep nations. Sheep nations are whole regions under strong influence from the Kingdom of God.
Course focus
What you get
$129One course, on demand
The lesson plan
The course opens with a Course Introduction, then eleven lessons.
Students learn the course goal of explaining how the Kingdom of God relates to the end times. The course uses an end-time framework, the Olivet Discourse, sheep nations, and parables about the last days.
The lesson defines society and culture. Students see how a society works like a program placed in the heart, and learn which kingdoms program the heart.
Students survey the millennium and historic premillennialism. The lesson then studies Daniel's 70 weeks, the gap between the 69th and 70th week, and the 70th week itself.
The framework continues. Students cover the consummation, the seventh trumpet, and the return of Jesus Christ, then the restrainer. The workbook adds Scriptures to consider.
Students open the Olivet Discourse with the three questions the disciples asked. They also study the first four seals.
The Olivet Discourse continues with persecution and the gospel. Students then study the fifth seal and the sixth seal.
Students review the discourse and study the gospel of the kingdom. They cover the seven mountains of society and the attack on Jerusalem. Later topics include the abomination of desolation and the mark of the beast.
Students study the kingdom at the end of the age and the parable of the fig tree. The lesson also covers the day and hour, the days of Noah, and the catching away.
Students read the parable of the Goodman and the parable of the faithful and wicked servant in context. The lesson compares the two major judgments.
Students study the parable of the virgins, with its lamps, oil, and sleep. The lesson connects it to the wedding supper of the Lamb and the feast of God.
The lesson explains the doctrine of the resurrection of the dead. Students then study the parable of the talents, the servants, and the reckoning.
The lesson defines sheep nations as entire geographies under strong influence from the Kingdom of God. It compares them with goat nations. Students also learn the three assemblies, the great transition, and the Goshen principle.
Who teaches it
Apostolic Leader, Bride Ministries International
He is a pioneer in inner healing and deliverance ministry. He founded Bride Ministries in 2012 and built it into a global ministry with a church, an institute, and a coaching company. Bride Ministries uses his methods to help thousands of people find freedom and keep it. He has written nine books, three of them #1 Amazon bestsellers, and he hosts the Discovering Truth with Dan Duval podcast.
The four levels
If our curriculum is new to you, we highly recommend that you start at Level 1.
Part of the Institute
This course is part of the Institute, and most of our schools include it in their curriculum at different points. Courses you buy here do not count toward a school's yearly curriculum. Each school is a year-long curriculum with live teaching, four live intensives, and a Certificate of Completion.
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Begin with a $25 placement exam
Begin the placement examQuestions
No, but if our curriculum is new to you, we highly recommend that you start at Level 1.
No. Courses do not count toward a school's yearly curriculum. Each school has its own year-long curriculum, and a school begins with the placement exam.
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