The Last Kingdom

In episode 14 of "The Last Kingdom," host Jeremy Walker explores a variety of current societal issues from a Christian perspective. The episode titled "Breaking News" delves into topics like planned obsolescence, where products are designed to fail to encourage continuous buying, and heavy taxation, viewed as government overreach. Walker also discusses the implications of socialism and communism on Christian values and personal freedom, and he addresses the misuse of digital technology in spreading misinformation. Throughout, he emphasizes the importance of internal discipline and character, advocating for moral integrity over mere external compliance. This reflective episode encourages listeners to consider deeper ethical and spiritual implications behind everyday news and policies.

In episode 13 of "The Last Kingdom," host Jeremy Walker explores the intersection of apocalyptic themes in media and Christianity. He discusses the "Fallout" game and its new TV adaptation, drawing parallels to biblical narratives like Noah's flood to critique society's fascination with dystopian futures. Throughout the episode, Walker examines human nature's darker aspects as portrayed in media, reflects on real-world violence, and questions the alignment of modern cultural events with Christian values. He advocates for a return to genuine Christian values to foster community and moral integrity, offering a message of hope and redemption, contrasting popular apocalyptic scenarios with a theological vision of a future paradise.

In this episode of "The Last Kingdom," host Jeremy Walker delves into Booker T. Washington's autobiography "Up from Slavery," exploring his remarkable journey from slavery to becoming a pivotal educator and leader. Walker discusses Washington's core belief that personal character and integrity transcend circumstances, using his life to highlight themes of self-improvement and resilience against societal challenges. Through Washington's quotes and philosophies, the episode reflects on contemporary societal issues and emphasizes the enduring relevance of Washington's advocacy for education and moral development as foundational to personal and communal advancement.

In the thought-provoking episode "Community Standards" of "The Last Kingdom" podcast, host Jeremy Walker delves into the complex interplay between religion, morality, and societal norms. Airing on April 5th, 2024, Walker explores how Christian values shape community standards, contrasting them with the secular humanistic guidelines that prevail in social media and broader society. Through discussions on the repercussions of diminishing Christian influence in Western culture, the controversial celebration of Trans Visibility Day over Easter, and the intriguing stance of atheist Richard Dawkins on cultural Christianity, Walker presents a compelling narrative on the need for a steadfast adherence to divine principles. This episode invites listeners to reflect on the pivotal role of faith in forging a cohesive community ethos amidst the challenges of modern societal dynamics.

The Last Kingdom's episode titled 'He Arose,' hosted by Jeremy Walker, provides a thought-provoking exploration of Easter's significance beyond traditional celebrations. Airing on March 29th, 2024, this Easter special delves into the theological doctrine of resurrection as discussed in 1 Corinthians 15:12-19, asserting the importance of understanding not just Jesus's resurrection but the eventual resurrection of all believers. Walker intertwines this spiritual discourse with reflections on contemporary societal issues—from the transformational stories of individuals to discussions on immigration, legal challenges, and the role of parenting in the digital age. Emphasizing Christian reconstruction and the hopeful anticipation of eternal life, Walker invites listeners to consider the deeper meaning of Easter and the impact of living a faith-driven life in today's world.

In episode nine of "The Last Kingdom," titled "I Have the Power to Crucify Thee," host Jeremy Walker embarks on a profound discussion on the nature of power through the lens of the biblical encounter between Jesus and Pontius Pilate. Delving into themes of faith, authority, and the Christian response to contemporary societal issues, Walker critiques the pursuit of power through humanist means and emphasizes that true power is ordained by God. The episode navigates a variety of topics, including the US Justice Department's actions against Tennessee, proposals for handling pedophilia in Kazakhstan, and the far-left's aim to remove Christian influence from America. Walker also addresses the controversy surrounding J.K. Rowling and the misuse of gender identity, urging a return to Christian values and discipleship as the solution to societal ills. This episode challenges listeners to consider their own perspectives on power, authority, and faith amidst the complexities of the modern world.

In this insightful episode of "The Last Kingdom," titled "The Fear of the Wicked: It Shall Come Upon Him," host Jeremy Walker explores a range of thought-provoking topics from a Christian perspective. Delving into Proverbs 10:24, Walker shares a powerful prayer by RJ Rushdoony, emphasizing the confidence and unbeatable nature of the Christian faith. He critically examines the shortcomings of classical education, arguing its pagan origins are misaligned with Christian values, and discusses the employee-employer relationship through a biblical lens. Furthermore, Walker addresses modern societal issues and propaganda, illustrating how a departure from Christian teachings has led to moral decline. He encourages believers to live confidently, uphold God's commandments, and resist the temptations of a secular world, using the phrase "I aim to misbehave" from the movie "Serenity" as a metaphor for living righteously against worldly standards.

In the "Love Thy Neighbor and Hate Thine Enemy" episode of "The Last Kingdom" podcast, aired on March 8, 2024, host Jeremy Walker delves into the Christian imperative of loving one's enemies and displaying unwavering civility, as prescribed in Matthew 5:43-48. This episode unpacks the profound distinction between Christian and worldly responses to hostility and rudeness, emphasizing the transformative power of kindness, patience, and love in daily interactions. Through discussing real-life examples and societal issues, such as gender reassignment and declining birth rates, Jeremy challenges listeners to embody Christ's teachings in all facets of life, highlighting the significance of small acts of godliness. This call to action aims to inspire Christians to not only counteract negativity with positivity but also to live lives that radiate the hope and victory found in faith, family, and a future oriented towards God's will​​.

This episode of "The Last Kingdom," hosted by Jeremy Walker and titled "We Fight Not Flesh and Blood," explores the profound concept that Christians are engaged in a spiritual battle, rather than a physical one. Through a deep dive into Ephesians 6:10-17, Jeremy illuminates the necessity of the full armor of God to withstand the challenges posed by evil spiritual forces. The discussion spans a range of contemporary issues, including the moral implications of modern technology and societal trends, and emphasizes the importance of faith, family, and a godly lifestyle as the foundation for victory in this spiritual warfare. This thought-provoking episode offers listeners insight into living a life of righteousness and the ultimate power of God's Word in overcoming the darkness of the world.

In the episode "I Will Fear No Evil" of "The Last Kingdom" podcast, host Jeremy Walker offers a rich tapestry of discussions from a Christian viewpoint, covering topics such as the historical significance of Ellis Island, immigration, the biblical interpretation of Psalm 23 as a source of confidence rather than consolation, and a critical view on modern issues like inflation and societal morals. With references to Ayn Rand and Mike Tyson, Walker navigates through contemporary societal challenges, advocating for a return to Christian principles as a solution. He concludes with an insightful review of "The Book of Eli," drawing parallels to the Christian journey towards victory and fulfillment. This episode is a compelling blend of encouragement, biblical wisdom, and practical advice for navigating life's complexities with faith and confidence, making it a valuable listen for those seeking to deepen their understanding of living a victorious Christian life amidst modern challenges.

In the episode titled "We Are Both Blessed, You And I" from "The Last Kingdom" podcast, host Jeremy Walker delves into a multitude of thought-provoking topics, grounded in Christian teachings and Proverbs 5. Recorded on Valentine's Day, February 14th, 2024, this episode explores the intricacies of the fractional reserve banking system, the moral and societal implications of amortization and debt, reflections on segregation, and the unsettling trend of surrogacy likened to modern-day slavery. Walker also addresses the controversial stance on parental rights versus responsibilities, critiquing the government's overreach into family matters. Furthermore, the episode discusses the importance of Bible translations for deeper understanding, the degradation of cultural values around purity, and concludes with a compelling analysis of personal responsibility and societal impacts through the lens of the film "John Wick." Through these discussions, Walker encourages listeners to embrace a victorious Christian life, emphasizing the power of good doctrine and personal accountability in navigating the complexities of modern society.

In "The Last Kingdom" Episode 2, host Jeremy Walker explores the Christian perspective on God's governance through a discussion of Daniel 2, reviews relevant theological books, and draws intriguing parallels between the themes of Marvel's "Loki Season 1" and Christian teachings on predestination and sovereignty. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God’s plan amidst worldly events and urges Christians to focus on personal faith and growth, rather than getting entangled in global news. This episode is an insightful blend of biblical analysis, current affairs, and popular culture, tailored for those seeking a deeper understanding of Christian faith. Book Reviews: Sermons in Zephaniah, Haggai, and Zachariah (RJ Rushdoony) The Boniface Option: A Strategy for Christian Counter-Offensive in a Post-Christian Nation (Andrew Isker) World Events and the Christian Reaction: Wars and End of the World Predictions Atomic Bomb Testing on the US Navy UFOs, Pyramids, and Ancient Advanced Technology Indigenous People’s Day Dave Ramsey - “The Myth of Good Debt” Christians desiring to raise rebels against tyrants The Uncontacted Peoples of the World Songs and Media: Loki - Season 1

August 24, 2023 Main Topic/Focus A New Heaven and a New Earth (The Christian Hope and Fallen Man’s Dread) Rev. 21:1-8 & 2 Peter 3:1-14 World Events and the Christian Reaction Songs and Media

Join us on this first episode where we speak candidly about the current state of Christianity and the assured victory of Jesus Christ our Lord and His saints. The surety of victory, The reason the Christian Reconstruction movement imploded, and the way the saints of God will overcome the world!

When does the kingdom of God/heaven begin? Is mankind all equal? Are men more important than sea turtles? What can we do now to make a difference in our world?

Listen to this first episode of The Last Kingdom podcast hosted by Jeremy Walker where we discuss the Last Kingdom of God.