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There is no such thing as dispensationalism. God has granted grace to humanity since Adam.

Yes, I know, but Michael has been here since the 1950s.

Yes they did and before the New Testament was even written, but they don't end until Christ's return and the judgment upon all flesh. The Lord is our refuge.

Watching the news and the drought is massive in the western US. This is a year of famines and it will get worse. The US is not alone in this: International

Yes it has. The end times began with the resurrection and culminate with His return in glory. This is laid out plainly in scripture.

That's one reason I call "replacement theology" "racist", despite the fact that I believe that race is an artificial distinction. Perhaps "antisemitic" is a better description than racist, but the same evil thinking separates the saints from the "tribulation saints" in the false pretribulation...

Sounds correct. 13 “But you, go your way till the end; for you shall rest, and will arise to your inheritance at the end of the days.” Daniel 12:13

I don't agree with your last paragraph, though I might not be understanding what you're trying to say. Those who are alive in Christ, have His Spirit. His Spirit can be grieved by our transgressions, but He will never leave or forsake us. There are those who believe but haven't received by faith...

I'm listening to a podcast by Alistair Begg called "God Reigns" and these days I'm not as good at dividing my attention as I once was, but something he said about Nebuchadnezzar's dream of judgment got my attention, the great tree that reaches up to heaven but gets chopped down with the stump...

I'm looking forward to Sukkot this year. There's already going to be a number of large gatherings, but I don't know if there will be any local ones. It's a 7 day event in September (it's one of the harvest festivals and the "ingathering") I'm quite sure that it won't be the last celebration of...

20 And the man calleth his wife's name Eve: for she hath been mother of all living. Young's literal translation 20 Now the man named his wife Eve, because she was the mother of all the living. NASB 20 The man called his wife's name Eve, because she was the mother of all living. ESV And the...

Zechariah chapter 14 covers the day of the Lord, the return of the Lord with His saints, the restoration of the nation of Israel, and the commandment to the remnant of the nations (the gentiles) to observe the feast of tabernacles annually. This is absolute scriptural proof of the millennial...

I've been referring to the eternal gospel in my posts, but that's a misnomer in regard to scripture, which calls it the "everlasting gospel", given that it is understood and proclaimed at the end of this age and the beginning of the millennial reign of Christ. It's been true from the foundation...

Zechariah chapter 14 describes the day of the Lord, the return of the Lord with His saints, the restoration of Israel, and the commandment to keep the feast of tabernacles each year, the only feast specifically mentioned in regard to the millennium. The passage doesn't explain why, just the...

Yes spiritually, but it takes time for the mind to be transformed through the word of God and the early church leaders delegated authority in practical matters in order to devote themselves to the study of the word. Even Peter was called out by Paul once for hypocrisy and we should all take that...

Don't be troubled. If you're confused, then what you're hearing isn't from the Lord. We all tend to wander off track in this wilderness of opinion and often forget that this "community " should be a shelter for the brethren, not a battleground, not a center for heated debate, not a place to...

Ecclesiastes is my favorite book attributed to Solomon. (and I do believe that he wrote it.) Its certainly all true of this life, but Solomon's perspective was never lifted above this life. I suspect that his thinking was responsible for the sect of the Saudacees and when you see this life as...

I think that you're a little too bright, brother. The Lord dropped my IQ by about 30 points within the last 2 years, but there's nothing wrong with being average ( although I'm no longer able to multitask my thoughts). I'm grateful to Him for it though as He is glorified in our weaknesses, not...

Praise the Lord for the ignore button once more.

I'm not offering you a cookie and the Lord will surely rebuke you for baiting. It should never be so in the House of God. You should never provoke anyone to sin, much less a child of God. I've reported your activity to the staff and if they do nothing, God most certainly will. You are not...