What if the greatest deception in life is believing that the world we live in is the world we were meant to inherit?

On this episode of the God, Family & Country Radio Show, Pastor Kurt and Pat Coyle explore the biblical contrast between Babylon and Jerusalem, two cities representing competing promises, different allegiances, and ultimately different eternal destinations.

From the Garden of Eden to the Tower of Babel, from Abraham's journey of faith to the rich man and Lazarus, the discussion examine show humanity attempts to turn temporary accommodations into a permanent inheritance.

Why do we cling to things that cannot last? How does Babylon use our natural desires to keep us attached to this world? What does it mean to be called out by God? And how does the Holy Spirit transform the desires and fruit of those who belong to Christ?

The conversation also examines the dangers of spiritual deception, religious works, false teaching, and the importance of measuring what we believe against Scripture. Through the fruit of the Spirit and the example of David's repentance, we consider how a person's response to God's truth reveals what is taking root in the heart.

One city promises a future it cannot deliver. The other rests upon the promises of God.

Join Pastor Kurt and Pat Coyle for this two-hour biblical conversation about faith, salvation, eternity, and the question every person must eventually face: Which city do you belong to?

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Topics: Babylon, Jerusalem, eternal life, salvation,biblical prophecy, Abraham, the Holy Spirit, spiritual deception, repentance,and the fruit of the Spirit.

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Why does so much of the world’s attention keep turning toward the Middle East—and especially toward Israel and Jerusalem?

In “A Look Eastward,” Pastor Kurt and Pat Coyle step back from the daily headlines to examine the larger biblical and historical picture. From the rebirth of the modern State of Israel and the return of the Jewish people to the land, to the Dead Sea Scrolls, the wars that followed 1948, the rise of global communications, 9/11, and the growing worldwide focus on Jerusalem, this conversation asks what we can actually observe—and what Scripture says we should be watching.

The discussion also considers biblical prophecy, the Day of the Lord, the gathering of Israel, the role of Jerusalem, and the competing religious claims surrounding the Middle East. Rather than setting dates, the goal is to compare the world developing before us with the words Scripture has already given.

How did a small piece of land in the Middle East become a matter of worldwide concern? Why does Jerusalem continue to occupy such an extraordinary place in world affairs? And how should Christians think about Israel, Islam, prophecy, and the events unfolding around them?

A Look Eastward begins a larger conversation about history, prophecy, competing claims to truth, and the importance of examining those claims carefully through Scripture.

God Family Country Plus — with Pastor Kurt and Pat Coyle.

Pastor Kurt and Lance Hoppes look at the current global Islamic migration and ideology and its impact in America and here in Texas.