Flesh and Spirit: Why Christian Zionism Can’t See the Kingdom — Post 5 “He hath remembered his covenant for ever, the word which he commanded to a thousand generations.”— Psalm 105:8, KJV One of the most frequently used talking points in Christian Zionism is this: “God made an everlasting covenant with Israel. That means it…
Flesh and Spirit: Why Christian Zionism Can’t See the Kingdom — Post 4 “By faith he sojourned in the land of promise, as in a strange country… for he looked for a city which hath foundations, whose builder and maker is God.”— Hebrews 11:9–10, KJV Christian Zionism puts the land of Israel at the center…
Flesh and Spirit: Why Christian Zionism Can’t See the Kingdom — Post 3 “They are not all Israel, which are of Israel.”— Romans 9:6, KJV Christian Zionism depends on a simple but deadly assumption:That “Israel” always means the same thing in the Bible — specifically, ethnic Jews descended from Abraham through Jacob. But Paul, writing…
Flesh and Spirit: Why Christian Zionism Can’t See the Kingdom — Post 2 “But the natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them, because they are spiritually discerned.”— 1 Corinthians 2:14, KJV Christian Zionism begins with the wrong man. It sees…
Flesh and Spirit: Why Christian Zionism Can’t See the Kingdom — Post 1 “Jesus answered, My kingdom is not of this world…”— John 18:36, KJV Christian Zionism is not just a matter of misguided end-times speculation — it’s a radical redirection of the Church’s gaze. It subtly trades a spiritual inheritance for a political allegiance,…
Exposing the Carnal Lens That Blinds the Church to Her True Inheritance About This Book Flesh and Spirit is a piercing examination of the theological roots, prophetic missteps, and spiritual dangers of Christian Zionism. With clarity and scriptural force, this book shows how a carnal reading of the Bible has led many to trade the…
Why James quoted Amos at the Jerusalem Council — and what it means for us today. Rebuilding What? Dispensationalists often insist that prophecy demands a rebuilt temple in Jerusalem — complete with sacrifices, Levitical priests, and Jewish rituals. They point to Amos 9:11 and Acts 15:16 as justification, claiming the “tabernacle of David” refers to…
Two Roads, Same Destination: How Dispensationalism and Christian Zionism Overlap — and Where They Diverge Dispensationalism and Christian Zionism are often seen as two sides of the same coin. In fact, in the modern evangelical world, the two are nearly synonymous — both champion the ongoing prophetic role of national Israel, and both anticipate a…
Dispensationalism presents itself as a method of rightly dividing the Word of truth. But as we’ve seen throughout this series, it often divides what God has joined — and obscures what the New Testament has clarified in Christ. Let’s summarize the case. A System of Separation — Not Unity in Christ Dispensationalism builds walls where…
Progressive Dispensationalism is often presented as a more refined and thoughtful version of the older system. It softens some of the harsh divisions of classical dispensationalism, claiming to see more continuity between Israel and the Church, the Old and New Testaments, and even Christ’s present and future rule. But does this “progressive” model fix the…