Category: End Times
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I FIND NO FAULT IN HIM
The Examination of the Passover Lamb Sometimes a person can speak words far greater than they understand. Pontius Pilate may have done exactly that. Yeshua stood before the Roman governor during Passover, accused and awaiting judgment. After questioning Him, Pilate returned to the people and made a remarkable declaration: “I find in him no fault…
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BETWEEN TWO SHOUTS
“It Is BETWEEN TWO SHOUTS “It Is Finished,” “Yet Once More,” and “It Is Done” When most of us hear the word feast, we think of food, celebration, and a large meal. But the biblical idea behind the feasts of the LORD is much deeper. These are God’s appointed times—specific times established by Him for…
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Inclusivity Versus Exclusivity
“What I Say Unto You I Say Unto All” One of the great questions within Christianity is this: Did Christ open the knowledge of God to all believers through the Holy Spirit and the Scriptures, or is true understanding ultimately dependent upon an exclusive institutional succession? Many today are taught that Scripture by itself becomes…
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“I Go to Prepare a Place” — What Did Jesus Really Mean?
One of the most repeated ideas in modern Christianity is that when Jesus said, “I go to prepare a place for you,” He meant that He was ascending into Heaven to begin building mansions for believers. Yet when we slow down and read the passage in context, another picture begins to emerge. The misconception often…
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“My God, My God”: Why?
When Jesus cried from the cross, “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?”— The Gospel of Matthew many have assumed this was the moment the Father turned away because Jesus had become sin. But does Scripture actually say that? Or have we inherited an assumption that deserves to be examined more carefully? The…
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Two Rocks, One Church
“Upon This Rock I Will Build My Church” Every structure begins with a foundation. When the foundation is correct, the building stands firm against storms, pressure, and time itself. But if the foundation is misplaced—even slightly—the structure may stand for a while before the cracks eventually appear. For nearly two thousand years, one sentence spoken…
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Clothed, Not Unclothed
What Paul Really Meant About the Tent and the Building One of the most common teachings in modern Christianity is that when a believer dies, he immediately goes to heaven as a conscious spirit. But if that were true, Paul’s words in Second Epistle to the Corinthians 5 would make no sense. Because Paul plainly…
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It Is Well With My Soul
A Song Born From Tragedy, Faith, and Hope You may have sung the hymn “It Is Well With My Soul.”You may have heard it in church, in a movie, or during a difficult moment when someone needed comfort. The words are simple, but they carry incredible weight: Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to…
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The Renewal Covenant
Why “New” Never Meant Brand-New One of the most common assumptions in modern Christianity is that Jesus introduced a brand-new covenant—one that replaced what came before it. But that assumption collapses the moment Scripture is allowed to interpret itself. What Jesus inaugurated was not a new promise, but a renewed and confirmed one—a covenant made…
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Why Is Israel Referred to as Jacob Again?
“Alas! for that day is great, so that none is like it: it is even the time of Jacob’s trouble; but he shall be saved out of it.”— Jeremiah 30:7 If Israel is the covenant name God gave after Jacob wrestled with Him and prevailed, why does Scripture later refer to the nation by the…
