Does your eschatology view fit with a two-age program? In this study, Tim goes to countless passages in order to help us interpret Scripture from Scripture itself. Once we've seen the big picture it should all the more motivate you to live by the power of God that this present age is characterized by in the believer's life.

0:00 - Logo intros.
0:05 - Preview of the study.
1:09 - Ephesians 1, an age and an age to come.
6:01 - What does the term age mean?
9:33 - Matthew 12, they considered they were in a age and that there was another to come.
12:31 - Mark 3, parallel accounts can help us see the big picture.
15:18 - Mark 10 speaks of rewards in this age.
19:37 - 1 Timothy 6, be convinced of a two-age structure leading right out into eternity.
23:21 - Luke 20.34
28:41 - Galatians 1
31:30 - This present age goes on to the point of where eternal life starts.
32:31 - 2 Corinthians 4.3-l4
34:36 - John 6 tells us when we are resurrected from the dead.
40:26 - Do you see this framework we are developing based on these passages?
41:48 - Matthew 13
45:15 - What is my point so far?
46:54 - Hebrews 6
51:00 - 1 Corinthians 15.20
57:43 - Step back and just see the big picture!
59:25 - Why do the postmill people think glory days will come?
1:00:33 - 1 Corinthians 15.51
1:03:04 - 1 Thessalonians 4.16
1:04:11 - John 12.48 - the last day is judgment day.
1:06:55 - Matthew 28, this is the age of missions.
1:10:12 - Ephesians 1, back to the start.
1:16:50 - Postmill people feel like something is lacking right now.
1:26:08 - Use the power of God that is at work in your life!
1:32:06 - Do you see? This age is characterized by victory.
1:34:46 - Does this not make you want to shout?
1:35:25 - Be cautious of any system that would portray the book of Revelation as not relevant to you today.
1:37:48 - Question - What about the age to come from the Old Testament?
1:40:28 - Question - Revelation 20 - spiritual or physical resurrection?