In Romans 8:23, the apostle identifies a key aspect of Jesus’ appearing, “the redemption of our bodies,” and then in verse 24 he states, “For in this hope we were saved.” Paul regarded the event we call the “Rapture” as a key belief because it signified the “hope” contained in the saving message of the Gospel.
Can God Change His Mind About Israel? Or About Us?
Why Do So Many Believers Choose to Be Oblivious to the Perils of Our World?
Don't Look Outside the Window
Suddenly - Everything Will Change
The Most Neglected Biblical Truth in Today's Churches
I have heard many presentations of the Gospel where the pastor never said the words “eternal life,” or if he did, he mentioned it as an afterthought or as part of John 3:16 during his closing prayer. Why do so many pastors refuse to mention the biblically sound promise that we will live forever in imperishable bodies like that of our Lord Jesus
Don't Run in the Wrong Direction with Bible Prophecy
What More Does the Church Need to See?
Replacement Theology: A Backdoor Assault on the Integrity of Scripture
Scripture Must Have the Final Say in All Things Pertaining to Both Our Faith and Israel
The Claim that Jesus Now Reigns Over the Nations Dishonors Our Savior
The claim that Jesus is already reigning over the nations is extremely popular in churches today. However, is this the rule of Jesus over the nations of the earth? Is our current experience the kingdom to which the New Testament says we are heirs?
What is this kingdom to which the Bible says we are heirs as believers.?