Both Jesus and the apostle Paul took the enemies of truth and called them terrible names. They did this in public for the sake of those seeking truth who were being hindered by the antagonists. Let us go and do likewise. 

 There is a generation of living people—a very few—who will step not only into a new eon (from eon 3 to eon 4), but into a new section of time wherein, for the first time, God gets glory. 

 To hope for the soon return of Christ for His body is the only sane disposition in an evil era. 

 Anyone longing for the appearance of Christ (in heart or in spirit) is in accord with the spirit of God. What are we to say, then, about anyone who not only does not long for Christ's appearing, but accuses those who do of "wasting [their] time"? 

 If something is scripturally true, there will be plain evidence for it. When you see verses manipulated (tortured, stretched, or otherwise misrepresented) you can be fairly certain that an agenda is afoot. 

 Is the advanced will of God in Ephesians to get married and have children? Nope! 

 Was there ever a time when the apostle to the nations wanted believers to worry? Some teachers in the body of Christ imply the very thing when they amputate Paul's early letters and call these letters irrelevant for today. 

 Those who think that this is an era of grace want it to go on and on. But what if they find out that this is not an era of grace, but of wickedness? Will they change their minds? 

 What does Paul mean in 1 Corinthians 7:29 when he says that those who have wives ought to be as though not having them? Is Paul giving advice that would wreck marriages? This is the insistence of a particular teacher who believes that Paul's marriage advice in 1 Corinthians is obsolete. As if Paul would give bad advice in ANY era! 

 We are to set our affections on things above, not things on the earth. Therefore, it is the farthest thing from a waste of time to imagine meeting Christ in the air and being delivered from mortality and sin.