The Narrow Path Radio Program (1 Hour) · Steve Gregg

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Steve says Jesus will reject people who called him “Lord, Lord” but did not do his will.

The program begins with Steve Gregg welcoming live callers and inviting questions or disagreements about the Bible and the Christian faith. He also mentions upcoming speaking engagements in Monterey, Santa Cruz, Petaluma, and San Jose, and points listeners to the website announcements page for details. The show then moves from announcements into doctrine. A caller raises amillennialism and asks about Satan being bound for a thousand years. Gregg says he did not set out to become an amillennialist, but that as he studied scripture while still a premillennialist, his thinking gradually moved toward what he now calls amillennialism. He describes that move as difficult because it separated him from the group he had been taught to trust. He says he had to keep going in the direction the text seemed to require. He then lays out the basic shape of Revelation 20. He notes the verses about Satan being bound and put into a pit for a thousand years. He also notes the verses about the martyred saints reigning with Christ on thrones. He adds the brief section about Satan being loosed for a little while at the end of the thousand years and gathering the nations against the beloved city. From there he explains why the chapter remains difficult for many people who reject amillennialism. He treats Satan's binding as the main pressure point in the argument. He says the biblical pattern does not easily support turning Satan into a vague symbol for evil in general. He answers the caller by comparing the text's language with the broader scriptural habit of speaking about Satan as a personal adversary. He also allows that if the Bible only used metaphorical language, it would be hard to know where to draw the line. The conversation stays argumentative but measured. Gregg keeps returning to what the text says rather than to slogans about end times. He ends by saying he doubts the metaphor-only reading because it does not fit the biblical pattern well. The broadcast closes with a reminder that the program is listener-supported and that donations help keep it on the air.

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A steady radio hour that uses Revelation 20 to test amillennialism in real time.

The Narrow Path Radio Program spends this hour in its familiar live-caller format on amillennialism, Revelation 20, and the question of whether Satan is bound now. Steve Gregg does more than state a position.

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