Tag: Eschatology
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This I Believe: Last Things
Last Things I believe in the personal, glorious, visible, and bodily return of Jesus Christ with his holy angels when he will exercise his role as Judge, and his kingdom will be established. I believe in the bodily resurrection of the just and the unjust—the unjust to judgment and eternal, conscious punishment in hell and […]
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Seven Strengths of Amillennialism
I would rather be pelted by hard-boiled eggs in an ice storm than argue about eschatology (okay, that might be a stretch). Still, arguing end times is frustrating. Yet, I realize that developing a biblical and theologically informed view of the end times is good, healthy, and fruitful for me personally and the church at […]
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Coming Out of the End Times Closet
On this blog, I have yet to fully show my hand when it comes to the millennium. I have a link below to a paper I wrote on the millennium. Before you read it (I only expect theology nerds to do so), I want to make a few things clear: Debating eschatology (“end times”) is […]
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Are You a Functional Post-Millennialist?
I have probably already lost many of you by using the word “millennialist.” Let me define it quick: a post-millennialist is someone who holds that the millennial kingdom (“a thousand years”) spoken of in Revelation 20 is a period of time that happens on the earth in which the gospel will spread so thoroughly and […]
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Problems with Premillennialism by Sam Storms
Here’s a look at some problems with Premillennialism by Sam Storms. Its’ a very convincing argument in favor of Amillennialism (which is where I fall when it comes to eschatology).
JAMES PRUCH 