Why I Am Not A Dispensationalist

The seventy weeks of Daniel are the fount of much debate about eschatology. Many solutions have been offered, but most are speculative and d...

Last time, we looked at chapter seven of Daniel and the four beasts that he sees in a vision. In the midst of this vision, Daniel encounters...

The theme of the book of Daniel is the kingdom of God. Despite the fact that Israel was in captivity, God promised to build his kingdom on e...

One of the main selling points of Dispensationalism is their claim to take the Old Testament seriously. While I heartily embrace this noble ...

Dispensationalism is known for it’s peculiar eschatology. Premillennialism itself is not peculiar; this has enjoyed support throughout the h...

The abuse of alcohol was a problem in the early frontier years of America. Of course, drunkenness has always been and will always be a probl...

Despite the Biblical evidence that wine is a gift of God and a blessing to be enjoyed, many are still opposed to the Christian use of alcoho...

Jesus, Peter, and Paul condemn drunkenness and the abuse of alcohol. But take heed to yourselves, lest your hearts be weighed down with caro...

Wrong Uses of Wine All Christians agree that drunkenness is a sin. The Bible is replete with commands and warnings against the abuse of alco...

Those who oppose the Christian use of alcohol often argue that the alcohol content of wine in Bible plays an essential role in determining w...

Although not all Dispensationalists are opposed to alcohol, many are among the more vociferous challengers to the Christian use of alcohol. ...

Israel → Jesus → Church → World We have been surveying the various relationships between Jesus, Israel, and the Church. We have examined fou...

The law is a broad, expansive topic that we could easily spend weeks or months or even years studying. This time, we are going to look at tw...

Last time, we looked at how the tabernacle and temple are fulfilled in Jesus. We are not expecting or waiting for another temple to be built...