Series: The Elephant in the RoomPart I: How the Apostles Read the Throne — Post 1 of 5 There is an elephant in the room whenever Christians discuss Israel, Jerusalem, Bible prophecy, and the return of Jesus Christ. We are often told that the Old Testament requires a future restoration of Israel as a distinct…
Jump to Table of Contents Introduction There is an elephant in the room whenever Christians discuss Israel, Jerusalem, Bible prophecy, and the return of Jesus Christ. We are often told that the Old Testament requires a future restoration of Israel as a distinct national people in the land, Jerusalem as the governmental center of Messiah’s…
Series: Hard Questions, Holy Answers — Post 39 Why the Church receives illumination today, not new doctrine By this point a thoughtful reader may ask an important question: If Christ still gives ministries to His Church, and if the Holy Spirit still speaks, why should we not expect new revelation through modern apostles or prophets? After all, the…
Series: Hard Questions, Holy Answers — Post 34 Why so many different movements all end up arguing with the same man One of the more revealing patterns in church history is this: groups that disagree with each other on almost everything often agree on one thing — they become uncomfortable with Paul. They may still speak warmly of…
(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…
Symbol, Judgment, and Christ’s Appearing — Not a Millennial Blueprint Many today are turning to Zechariah 14 as a proof text for a future millennial kingdom in which Christ will rule from a physical throne in literal Jerusalem. But a careful reading of the chapter within its prophetic context and fulfillment in Christ reveals something…
Why The Overcomer Magazine rejects the idea of a “special class” of Christians There is no elite in Christ. No spiritual aristocracy. No “inner circle” of believers who alone qualify as overcomers. The same blood that redeemed the apostles redeemed the least-known saint who quietly believes today. In God’s Kingdom, every child born of His…
How Modern Bibles Cut the Typological Ties Between Old and New Typology is God’s divine poetry. The Old Testament is filled with shadows, and the New Testament is filled with light — but it is the language of Scripture that joins them. When you follow the words blood, lamb, altar, sacrifice, you are not just…
The most egregious deception of the NKJV is not its typography or its branding — but its pretense. It claims to be the same as the King James Bible, but it secretly makes the same doctrinal compromises as the ESV and NIV. Unlike those versions, which openly use different Greek texts, the NKJV masquerades as…
Answering the Doctrine That Says It’s All Been Fulfilled Full Preterism teaches that all Bible prophecy — including the resurrection, Christ’s return, the final judgment, and the new heavens and earth — was completely fulfilled by AD 70. But this doctrine doesn’t just reinterpret the End Times; it redefines the gospel, the resurrection, and the…