Amillennialism: An Overview

Will Christ reign on David’s throne? Ever since the publication of Hank Hanegraaff’s book, Apocalypse Code, the evangelical world has been reminded once again of the great divide that exists between those who hold to an amillennial view of Scripture and those who do not. In his book, Hanegraff, the so-called “Bible answer man,” hurls […]

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The Rise of Postmillennialism

Is the world getting better and better? Of the three main views concerning the millennium, postmillennialism is the most recent. There is no trace of anything in the first two or three centuries of the church which could be classified as postmillennialism. The early church expected the return of Christ before a millennium on earth. […]

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Tossed Out

How much force does He have to use? To my knowledge, the Lord Jesus gave us only one prayer request.* Do we treat it like we sometimes treat others’ requests? Someone ventures to ask us to intercede for them at a prayer meeting, then waits expectantly for anyone to mention it audibly before the Lord—only […]

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The Challenge of Preterism

What if the Lord came and nobody noticed? Preterism, which comes from the Latin word, praeteritus, meaning “past” or “gone by,” is a position held by a growing number of evangelicals who claim that most, if not all, biblical predictions have already been fulfilled in conjunction with the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. Futurism […]

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What Will the Millennium be Like?

The reign of the King of glory The Millennium: a term of recent popularity as we moved from the second millennium into the third millennium A.D. just 8 years ago. However, to the student of God’s Word, it holds much greater significance than the present day calendar. The millennium is the literal, earthly reign of […]

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Clear Thinking about Conflicting Views

“In understanding be men” (1 Cor. 14:20) When it comes to the study of last things (eschatology), there are three major views. All three revolve around the return of Jesus Christ in relation to the millennium (Latin mille “thousand” plus annus “year”). Premillennialism is the belief that the second coming of Christ will occur before […]

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Purpose by Design

Can mindless chance think ahead? Purpose in living systems is evidence of intelligence applied. Human stem cells are important during both development and adult life. Therefore, one could argue that only intelligence can explain the purpose-driven life of the stem cell. The standard biological explanation, however, is that stem cells evolved by a process devoid […]

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