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Apocalyptic Adventures: Navigating the World of Eschatology
Antichrist, Armageddon, final judgement. Christians agree that history is going somewhere and disagree about nearly everything else. A map of the terrain.
Cracking the Code: Understanding the Consistent Symbols in Prophetic Language
Prophetic symbols are not chosen at random. When Isaiah says the Lord rides on a swift cloud, the cloud has been doing the same job since Exodus.
Is the Resurrection Still Future? A Berean Approach to Full and Partial Preterism
Full Preterism and Partial Preterism both claim the Scriptures. Examining the resurrection question the way the Bereans did: carefully, daily, and without deciding first.
Rapture, Wrath, and Resurrection
Another predicted rapture came and went. Some had already sold their homes. Paul's letters to the Thessalonians are not an escape plan, and never were.
The End of the End Times: Why Dispensationalism is Crumbling
Failed rapture predictions, shifting arguments about Israel, and a generation asking harder questions. Why a view that ruled evangelicalism for a century is losing ground.
The Historical Context of The Book of Daniel -A Study in Daniel Part 1
Daniel arrives in Babylon as a teenage captive in 597 BC and refuses the king's food. Part one sets the historical scene the whole book depends on.
The Olivet Discourse: Revaluating the Timing and Context of Prophecies
Pop-eschatology reads Matthew 24 as a future Great Tribulation. Before accepting that, it is worth asking who Jesus was speaking to and what He told them to do.
Uncovering the Mysteries of Daniel's Prophetic Passages: A Journey into Biblical Prophecy
Daniel is one of the strangest and most gripping books in the Old Testament. The start of a series working carefully through its prophetic passages.
What the Heck is Preterism?
Preterism holds that many biblical prophecies were fulfilled in the first century, around the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70. A plain explanation of what it teaches and where it came from.
My Experience of Rediscovering the Meaning of Prophecy in the Bible
I grew up reading every prophecy as a forecast of my own future. Realising it was addressed to somebody else first changed how I read the whole Bible.
Preterism on Trial: Testing Fulfillment Claims Against Scripture, Logic, and History
Was all biblical prophecy fulfilled in the first century? Part one of a series that puts the claim to an honest test, against Scripture, history, and its own logic.
The Bible's Take on the Antichrist: Separating Fact from Fiction
A man spent years investigating the Antichrist and concluded it was Prince Charles. He is one of a very long line. What the Bible actually says about the term.
Zionism and Dispensationalism: Parallel Timelines and Interactions
Zionism and Dispensationalism grew up alongside each other and kept borrowing strength. Two timelines traced side by side up to 1948.
Charles Taze Russell and the Forgotten Roots of Christian Zionism
I was raised a Jehovah's Witness. What I did not expect was to find the Watchtower's founder standing near the roots of modern Christian Zionism.
Coming in the Clouds: And Jesus' Prophecies
“This generation will by no means pass away till all these things take place.” Reading Jesus' prophecies without deciding in advance what they must mean.
False Prophecy
Endless speculation about the antichrist produces fear and paralysis, not faith. There is a steadier way to read prophecy, and it starts with what was already fulfilled.
I Stopped Looking for the Antichrist — and Found Something
Russian, Muslim, billionaire, shadowy financier. The Antichrist changed identity every few years depending on who we disliked. Then I noticed a word I had skipped.
Rapture or Resurrection? Testing the Claims of September 2025
A preacher announced Jesus told him the rapture would happen on 23 September 2025, and showed his arithmetic. Testing the claim against Scripture.
Russia, Dispensationalism, and the Gog-Magog Debate in Biblical Interpretation
Is Russia in the Bible? Gog and Magog have been mapped onto Moscow for generations. Where that identification came from, and whether the text supports it.
The Nature of Prophecy: Examining Whether a Biblical Prophecy Can Have Multiple Fulfillments?
Can one prophecy be fulfilled more than once? Most scholars say no, and the answer shapes how you read nearly every prophetic passage in the Bible.
Unmasking the Secrets of Nebuchadnezzar's Dream: What the Bible Says
A king dreams, forgets the dream, and orders every wise man executed. What Nebuchadnezzar saw covered centuries of history in a single statue.
What Happened to Kingdom Work? How Futurist Eschatology Changed the Church's Role in the World
The church once built schools, hospitals, and legal reform. This article traces what changed in its social footprint after futurist eschatology took hold.