Does Matthew 24 Describe the Rapture of the Church (Part 5)?
This series has been looking at nine arguments made by John Hart in Evidence for the Rapture for a pre-tribulation rapture in Matthew... Read More
Does Matthew 24 Describe the Rapture of the Church? (Part 3)
Read Part 1 of this series here. Read Part 2 here. In the last installment of this series, we examined the argument... Read More
Does Matthew 24 Describe the Rapture of the Church (Part 2)?
In this series, we are examining nine arguments made by John Hart in his essay, “Jesus and the Rapture: Matthew 24,” which... Read More
Does Matthew 24 Describe the Rapture of the Church? (Part 1)
The Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24–25 is the longest prophetic section in the NT outside of the book of Revelation. If the... Read More
“With a View to the Administration of the Fullness of Times”: The Relationship of the Church to the Kingdom
While the dispensational community has rightly pointed out that NT never posits identity between the Christian Church and the Messianic Kingdom, the... Read More
Planning for Retirement, or Why Eschatology Matters
I get the question a few times a year: “Why does it matter whether we get future right? Everything will get sorted... Read More
A Little Christmas Music?
The hymn “Joy to the World,” published by Isaac Watts in 1719, is one of my favorites. But it’s not my favorite... Read More
The Eclipse of Creation and New Creation in Biblical Theology
One of the tensions of pan-denominational evangelicalism that fixates entirely on Gospel essentials is the eclipse of the bookends of biblical theology:... Read More
How Does the New Testament Interpret the Old Testament?
In our previous video post with Dr. Michael Vlach, we linked to another video titled “What Is Covenant Theology?” In this video... Read More
Equip and Encourage
MACP Roundtable 2012: Dave Doran, Michael Vlach (The Master’s Seminary), and Neal Cushman (Northland International University) explain why eschatology is important for... Read More