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At the close of His prophecies, Jesus gives His church important warnings, which I believe a pre-millennial view would undermine.
We deal with two important but apparently contradicting phrases: 'this generation', and 'immediately after the tribulation'.
Is Jesus speaking physically or metaphorically? Which temple does He speak of? Which questions are Jesus answering?
As mentioned in the first study, gifts carry obligations. We discuss the concept of stewardship, for both men in the pulpit as well as brothers and sisters in the pew.
We address all of God's supernatural and extraordinary gifts He bestowed upon some in the early NT church.
Yes, faith is a gift from God. Our spiritual life-blood depends on this gift. We also address the various gifts of healing. Some remain in operation today, but others not.
To some, God gives the gift of wisdom. Others may also have the gift of knowledge - surprisingly, they are not the same.
About the gift of the Holy Spirit, and then the oft-overlooked gift of singleness.
Gifts tend to come with some sort of obligation. We validate that from similar gift-giving events in the Bible. Lastly, we look at God's gift of grace - the best of them all.
This study refutes the idea that Romans 11:26 teaches all of National Israel (and some would include every Jew around the world) will one day be saved. Romans 9 and 10 set the stage for Romans 11:26, and clearly show that the Israel to be saved is the spiritual Israel of born-again believers, consisting of both Jew and Gentiles.
(Audio - 42 mins; plus Study - 4 pgs; 2014)
(Audio - 42 mins; plus Study - 4 pgs; 2014)
