We believe Scripture teaches that we are living in the -times of the Gentiles- where humanity's kingdoms will run their course and ultimately give way to the Kingdom of Jesus our Lord. This is referred to as the Millennium or Millennial Kingdom, where Christ will rule physically over this planet from His -father- David's throne in Jerusalem.----What will this coming Millennial Kingdom be like- Join Dr. Fred in this 10-part series to learn more about what God's Word teaches on this fascinating and longed for subject.----This is part 2 in the series.

We believe Scripture teaches that we are living in the -times of the Gentiles- where humanity's kingdoms will run their course and ultimately give way to the Kingdom of Jesus our Lord. This is referred to as the Millennium or Millennial Kingdom, where Christ will rule physically over this planet from His -father- David's throne in Jerusalem.----What will this coming Millennial Kingdom be like- Join Dr. Fred in this 10-part series to learn more about what God's Word teaches on this fascinating and longed for subject.

Does Dispensationalism teach two methods of salvation, one for OT Israel and one for today's Church- That's the charge and we'll take a look at it in this audio message from Dr. Fred.

In Leviticus 10, we read of the deaths of two of Aaron-s sons, Nadab and Abihu. They, like their father, Aaron, and his two other sons, were appointed priests of God Most High in the burgeoning nation of Israel under Moses- leadership. Aaron himself was the very first High Priest of the nation of Israel and other High Priests were to come from Aaron-s line. All of the four sons were blessed, but two perished because they failed to obey God to the nth degree.

There are numerous passages in the book of Romans that are considered eschatological in nature, meaning passages that deal specifically with events, entities, or both connected to the very last days of this current age- the future from our perspective. ----These passages look to the time just prior to the physical return of Jesus as well as new age that begins upon His return. It will be this coming age where Jesus Himself will reign from his earthly father David-s throne over all the earth.----This is part 6 of this short series, which investigates these things.

There are numerous passages in the book of Romans that are considered eschatological in nature, meaning passages that deal specifically with events, entities, or both connected to the very last days of this current age- the future from our perspective. ----These passages look to the time just prior to the physical return of Jesus as well as new age that begins upon His return. It will be this coming age where Jesus Himself will reign from his earthly father David-s throne over all the earth.----This is part 5 of this short series, which investigates these things.

There are numerous passages in the book of Romans that are considered eschatological in nature, meaning passages that deal specifically with events, entities, or both connected to the very last days of this current age- the future from our perspective. ----These passages look to the time just prior to the physical return of Jesus as well as new age that begins upon His return. It will be this coming age where Jesus Himself will reign from his earthly father David-s throne over all the earth.----This is part 4 of this short series, which investigates these things.

There are numerous passages in the book of Romans that are considered eschatological in nature, meaning passages that deal specifically with events, entities, or both connected to the very last days of this current age- the future from our perspective. ----These passages look to the time just prior to the physical return of Jesus as well as new age that begins upon His return. It will be this coming age where Jesus Himself will reign from his earthly father David-s throne over all the earth.----This is part 3 of this short series, which investigates these things.

It's somewhat difficult for conservatives to grasp why the left thinks as they do. But Paul explains quite well why they think as they think. In Romans 1, Paul outlines the egregious path and downward spiral that often takes hold of many on the left. It is their complete and utter rejection of God and His truth that literally brings out the worst in them.

There are numerous passages in the book of Romans that are considered eschatological in nature, meaning passages that deal specifically with events, entities, or both connected to the very last days of this current age- the future from our perspective. ----These passages look to the time just prior to the physical return of Jesus as well as new age that begins upon His return. It will be this coming age where Jesus Himself will reign from his earthly father David-s throne over all the earth.----This is part 2 of this short series, which investigates these things.