When the Biden Administration took office in January 2021, Trump's 1776 Project was immediately taken down from the White House website. American Vision has partnered with another publisher to make the 1776 Project available in print with an extensive introduction by Gary DeMar.

In Chapter 15 of Paradise Restored, David Chilton discusses the biblical term "the day of the Lord" and what is left to happen eschatologically. Was all biblical prophecy fulfilled in AD 70, or is there more to transpire? What about the Second Coming? Listen to today's episode to learn more.

Gary answers another critic that claims that the events in Matthew 24 are "obviously" future and yet to be fulfilled. Using Scripture as its own interpreter, Gary shows how these events have, and must have, been fulfilled in the first century destruction of Jerusalem and the temple.

With the continued strife and struggle between Israel and Palestine, Bible prophecy pundits are all lit up with signs of the "end." Gary answers two commenters who believe these missile strikes in the Middle East are a confirmation that Jesus is coming "soon."

Chapter 14 of Paradise Restored is called "The Restoration of Israel" and deals with Romans 11 and God's future plans for Israelites and genetic Jews. All Israel will be saved, but this does not mean that every Jew will be saved. Listen now to learn more about this very important topic.

Gary answers a listener's question about how Luke 17 differs from Luke 21, and how both chapters relate to Matthew 24 and the events spoken of by Jesus in the Olivet Discourse.

Gary answers a listener's question about how Luke 17 differs from Luke 21, and how both chapters relate to Matthew 24 and the events spoken of by Jesus in the Olivet Discourse.

On today's episode, Gary answers two listener questions regarding progressive dispensationalism and the disciples' question about Jesus' coming in Matthew 24:3. 

In Chapter 13 of Paradise Restored, David Chilton discusses the biblical understanding of the "last days" and proves, from the Bible itself, that these days have already come and gone. Peter, Paul, the book of Hebrews, and many other New Testament writings make it clear that the "last days" were fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70.

In Chapter 13 of Paradise Restored, David Chilton discusses the biblical understanding of the "last days" and proves, from the Bible itself, that these days have already come and gone. Peter, Paul, the book of Hebrews, and many other New Testament writings make it clear that the "last days" were fulfilled in the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70.