What If Jesus Doesn’t Return for 500,000 Years?
If you have followed this blog for a while, you know that I have little grace for those who try
If you have followed this blog for a while, you know that I have little grace for those who try
In part I and part II of this series, I built on the premise that Jesus used the metaphor of
In reading the Book of Daniel, I was reminded of a misconception I used to have about something Jesus told
Like many Americans, this past Monday I gathered with others outside to experience the eclipse. Where I live, we only
When is the kingdom of God? The answer is found in Old Testament prophecy, confirmed by Jesus, and reconfirmed by
It shocks me how pessimistic Christians are about the future, particularly those of my generation. Fortunately, the younger generation of
As I explained in Part I of this series, when the Apostle Paul wrote to the Ephesians, he probably believed
Perhaps you’ve heard. Harold Camping is now saying the Rapture will happen in October. If you missed last Saturday’s Rapture,
In two previous blog posts I gave the evidence from Revelation that the beast was Nero Caesar. I’ll conclude here
I said in the blog post yesterday that Revelation was intended to make clear to the reader the identity of
If I was going to engage in speculation about the meaning of Revelation, I would never have taken up the
The Book of Revelation is supposed to bring a blessing to those who read it. (Revelation 1:3). Unfortunately, the interpretations
I watched President Obama’s State of the Union address last night. I was exchanging texts with a friend who was
I recently blogged on Matthew 24, suggesting that in it Jesus was discussing the end of the age of the
This post is the fourth in an unintentional miniseries. I initially blogged about the first three verses of Revelation, then
One of the fundamental principles of Biblical interpretation, is to let the Bible interpret the Bible, as opposed to attempting
In my first post on Revelation, I focused on the statements in the first three verses that promise the events
I’ve purposed to spend January in the Book of Revelation. So, from time-to-time this month I may drop a blog
You’ve heard the joke: “Q: Are you premillennial, postmillennial or amillennial? A: I’m panmillennial; I think it will all pan
After visiting Ephesus and the tomb of the Apostle John, I blogged on the one question I would ask John
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