After reviewing why this is not the world in which believers will be revealed, this exposition examines the final two categories of bliss the redeemed will experience in heaven, namely, a new creation and a new satisfaction.

After considering the fact that God ordained sin and evil to enter His perfect universe in order to dramatically display His glory through His holiness, wrath, mercy, grace, love, and power, this exposition examines the glory of God in His Great White Throne judgment upon the unbelieving dead.

After underscoring the importance of having a foundational understanding of the holiness of God in order to grasp why He will one day judge unbelieving sinners, this exposition examines the setting of the transcendent tribunal of the Great White Throne judgment.

After underscoring the paramount importance of being increasingly captivated by Christ in the study of Bible prophecy, this exposition examines the fourth and fifth scene of Revelation 20, namely, the incineration of rebels and the retribution of Satan.

After giving an overview of Jesus’ public and private ministries that deliberately led Him to the cross, this discourse examines five events that occurred during the passion week, namely, His Messianic presentation, proclamation, preparation, propitiation, and pronouncement.

This exposition examines specifics surrounding the incarceration of Satan and defends a literal interpretation of this event in the chronology of Revelation against the non-literal views of postmillennialism and amillennialism.

After reviewing a biblical worldview of human history whereby God is committed to redeeming His people and restoring His Kingdom all for His glory, this exposition examines the graphic details of the attack of the Warrior King upon His enemies when He returns.

After reviewing Jesus’ answer to His disciples regarding the sign of His coming, this exposition examines the details of the Lord’s return focusing primarily upon His regal authority and divine rule as the long anticipated Messiah of Israel.

After demonstrating that our Lord and the New Testament writers all held to a literal hermeneutic and repeatedly appealed to the Old Testament with no mention of an esoteric key to unlock hidden meanings, this exposition examines Jesus’ parable in Luke 19:11-27 concerning His future kingdom.

In order to fully grasp the theological significance of the second coming of Jesus Christ to establish His Messianic Kingdom, this discourse examines the topic of the Kingdom of God beginning in the Old Testament and focuses on the universal kingdom, the mediatorial kingdom, and the future earthly kingdom.