We just celebrated the apex of Christian beliefs – the resurrection of Jesus (Easter Sunday). On Good Friday, Jesus cried out from the cross, “It is finished.” From his perspective, everything that he came to do was now finished. He came to be … [Read more]
541. “If My People…”
A popular verse in the Bible that is often used in the church world is found in 2 Chronicles 7:14: “If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and … [Read more]
My Writing Manifesto: Why I Write
For a blog challenge from Jeff Goins, I was asked to write a manifesto to answer the question, “why do I write.” It’s a fair question and one that will help guide my writing. I see many people today with a false image of God (of the Bible). They … [Read more]
My Writing Manifesto: Why I Write
For a blog challenge from Jeff Goins, I was asked to write a manifesto to answer the question, “why do I write.” It’s a fair question and one that will help guide my writing. I see many people today with a false image of God (of the Bible). They … [Read more]
The Beauty of a Timely Word
A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in a setting of silver. -- Proverbs 25:11 Apples of gold in a setting of silver -- a treasured symbol of prosperity and favor during the time of Solomon. It was jewelry or art at its best. What could … [Read more]
5 major concerns with Preterism.
I have some major concerns with both full Preterism (all events from Revelation 4 - 22 have been fulfilled) and inconsistent/partial Preterism (most events up to Revelation 20 have been fulfilled). I believe people should be careful to not easily … [Read more]
This is how I interpret Luke 21 (2)
In Luke 21 Jesus is clearly speaking of two different time periods. First, the imminent destruction of Jerusalem where he gives warning to believers to be ready for this and to flee the city. Secondly he describes the end of the age where He will … [Read more]
This is how I interpret Luke 21
In Luke 21 Jesus is clearly speaking of two different time periods. First, the imminent destruction of Jerusalem where he gives warning to believers to be ready for this and to flee the city. Secondly he describes the end of the age where He will … [Read more]
10 reasons why Matthew 24 describes both 70 AD and the end of the age.
Matthew 24:1-3 (NKJV) "Then Jesus went out and departed from the temple, and His disciples came up to show Him the buildings of the temple. 2 And Jesus said to them, “Do you not see all these things? Assuredly, I say to you, not one stone shall be … [Read more]
The Big “If”
Both the historical record of the early church in Acts and the letters of Paul place the emphasis from Easter on the Resurrection of Christ. They do mention the death of Jesus on the cross and his burial but we as Christian believers are to look at … [Read more]
The ABC of futurist intellectual suicide.
Someone says its intellectual suicide to believe everything in Revelation is fulfilled. Everything in Revelation is fulfilled. However not everything you think you believe what Revelation is, is fulfilled. This is because you … [Read more]
540. Jesus Did More Than Enough
Are you busy working to try to establish or maintain acceptance from God? Is your idea of repentance tied into reducing your sin count so your good works will outweigh the bad? Do you find yourself feeling the need to ask God for forgiveness over and … [Read more]
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