After explaining dispensationalism which takes into account the different ways or administrations God rules His universe in different eras, and after defending a pretribulational rapture, this exposition discusses the last three prophetic signs Jesus reveals concerning the future persecution of tribulation saints, defection of and betrayal by false believers and mass evangelism.

Title: Christ's Greatest Prophetic Discourse - Part 3

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Jan 15 2006

Bible: Matthew 24: 9-14

After demonstrating nine reasons why Jesus’ prophetic signs of His coming in Matthew 24:4-15 could not have occurred in A.D. 70, this exposition examines the first three prophetic signs pertaining to false messiahs, nations at war and natural disasters of epic proportions, interacting with other parallel prophetic texts in both the Old and New Testaments.

Title: Christ's Greatest Prophetic Discourse - Part 2

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Jan 08 2006

Bible: Matthew 24: 4-8

This introductory exposition of Matthew 24:1-15 focuses primarily upon the context for Jesus’ prophetic discourse, especially the mindset of the disciples. Special consideration is given to various eschatological positions and the need to maintain a literal method of interpretation which will naturally lead to a premillennial position concerning the return of Christ and a pretribulational view of the rapture, preserving the NT doctrine of imminency essential to a proper understanding of sanctification.

Title: Christ's Greatest Prophetic Discourse - Part 1

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Jan 01 2006

Bible: Matthew 24: 1-3

This exposition of several passages in the epistle to the Hebrews reveals four reasons for the incarnation of Christ when God took upon Himself our humanity, namely, to die in our place, to blaze the trail to glory, to defeat Satan and to become our sympathetic high priest.

Title: Why God Became Man

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Dec 18 2005

Bible: Selected Passages

This exposition examines several Old Testament prophecies surrounding the first advent of Christ, especially those in Isaiah 9. Special emphasis is placed upon the glory of His promised light, His perfect gift and His preeminent titles.

Title: Unto Us a Child is Born - Part 2

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Dec 11 2005

Bible: Isaiah 9:6-7

This exposition examines several Old Testament prophecies surrounding the first advent of Christ, especially those in Isaiah 9. Special emphasis is placed upon the glory of His promised light, His perfect gift and His preeminent titles.

Title: Unto Us a Child is Born - Part 1

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Dec 04 2005

Bible: Isaiah 9:6

This exposition focuses upon Jesus’ judgment upon the false shepherds of Israel and the nation as a whole. Special consideration is given to the plight of the Jew throughout redemptive history, especially in light of Jesus’ prophetic declarations, and the unique and separate program that God has for His covenant people which differs from His bride, the church.

Title: Curses and Judgment on False Shepherds- Part 2

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Nov 27 2005

Bible: Matthew 23:34-39

This exposition examines the seven curses Jesus pronounced on the false religious leaders of Israel, underscoring the characteristics of charlatans down through history and, more specifically, their counterparts in apostate neo-evangelicalism. Insight is offered with respect to some of the primary ways Christians can discern false teachers in our day.

Title: Curses and Judgment on False Shepherds – Part 1

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Nov 20 2005

Bible: Matthew 23:13-33

Part 2

This second part examines the final two marks of a false shepherd, namely, they are desperate to be noticed and ego maniacs that bully their followers.

Title: Contrasting True vs. False Shepherds Part 2

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Nov 06 2005

Bible: Matthew 23:5-12

After demonstrating the staggering lack of biblical discernment in contemporary evangelicalism, this exposition examines the first three of five characteristics that Jesus used to describe the character and conduct of false shepherds, namely, they are self-appointed, hypocritical and lack genuine compassion.

Title: Contrasting True vs. False Shepherds Part 1

Speaker: Dr. David Harrell

Event: Sunday Service

Date: Oct 30 2005

Bible: Matthew 23:1-12