(Truth in the Last Days — Post 11) When a Theory Demands More Than the Text Gives Why Revelation 20 Is Not About a Future Gospel—and Never Was One of the most common objections raised against covenantal or amillennial interpretations of Revelation 20 is this: “If Satan is bound, evil shouldn’t exist. Since evil clearly…
(Truth in the Last Days – Post 9) When these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh. Luke 21:28 (KJV) The Central Error — Prophecy Without the Person of Christ Much of today’s prophecy teaching reveres a timeline but neglects the Truth Himself….
(Truth in the Last Days — Post 8) Wrath vs. Tribulation Many believers have been taught that the moment the Lamb opens the seals in Revelation 6, the world immediately falls under the wrath of God. But that is not what the text says — and it’s certainly not what the rest of Scripture affirms….
(Truth in the Last Days — Post 7) “In a world longing for escape, Christ prayed that His people would be kept. Tribulation is not wrath, and the Church’s endurance is her testimony of victory.” Why Jesus Prayed We Would Stay “I pray not that Thou shouldest take them out of the world, but that…
(Truth in the Last Days — Post 5) “And they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years.” — Revelation 20:4 (KJV) The Error of Literalism — Why the Millennium Is Not Literal One of the most persistent errors of modern prophecy teaching is the insistence that the “thousand years” of Revelation 20 describes a…
(Truth in the Last Days — Post 4) A Picture of the Redeemed, Not a Proof of the Rapture The Misinterpretation of the Elders Dispensational teachers often claim that the twenty-four elders in Revelation 4 and 5 represent a raptured Church — proof, they say, that believers are taken to heaven before tribulation begins. But…
The modern church has learned to say a correct phrase in an incorrect spirit: “Christ has won.” It sounds triumphant, but in practice it often becomes a sedative, not a trumpet. It is used to excuse passivity, explain defeat, and avoid vigilance. I have even heard it used to justify spiritual negligence: “Whether the saints…
(Iron Sharpening Iron — Post 1) Fulfil ye my joy, that ye be likeminded, having the same love, being of one accord, of one mind. — Philippians 2:2 (KJV) Likemindedness Is According to Christ — Not According to Us “Likemindedness” is one of the most frequently used words in Christian speech — and one of…
True Apostolic Discipleship — Post 3 of 48Section I: The Call and the Crisis Once false definitions are removed, Scripture becomes remarkably clear. The apostles did not use the word disciple loosely. They did not mean church attendee, ministry volunteer, theological student, or religious enthusiast. When they spoke of discipleship, they spoke of life formation…
True Apostolic Discipleship — Post 2 of 48Section I: The Call and the Crisis Before we can recover true apostolic discipleship, we must first remove the false definitions that have quietly replaced it. Much confusion in the modern church does not come from outright error, but from misplaced emphasis. Things that are good in their…