From Peter Goeman:  Easter weekend is upon us, and so we celebrate the most important part of Christianity—the fact that Jesus is alive! This is the essence of our hope as believers. Because of Christ’s resurrection we have hope of our own resurrection. But understanding the timing of future resurrections can be tricky. How many are there ..read more

Ominous! We need to pay attention ..read more

Michael Nissim is someone who has spent much time seriously thinking about, and analyzing, the prewrath rapture system. He asks valid questions; ones which often align with my thoughts over the years. Below is his latest article. You can read more of his materials HERE  A Strange Dynamic The Pre Wrath rapture view should concern not only pretribulationists, like myself, but also mid and post-tribulationists. Let’s lay aside the timing of the rapture for a moment: Pre Wrath is far from being a rapture timing issue. Pre Wrath introduces a complete remodelling of the end times infrastru ..read more

Prayer is a discipline I struggle with. Yet it is vitally important ..read more

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A Blessed Christmas to all ..read more

Some day soon I'll stop being lazy and actually write a new post. Anyway, I've always appreciated Matt Waymeyer. This Part-One-interview rocks. How should we understand Revelation 20? Is it true that Revelation 20 is the only evidence for premillennialism? Does amillennialism and postmillennialism provide an adequate understanding of Revelation 20? Matt Waymeyer joins me to talk about the details of Revelation 20 and how we should understand this text in relationship to Revelation 19. (Peter Goeman ..read more

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Alongside the discussion below I strongly recommend Mike Vlach's book, The Old in the New. And note that this occurs after the tribulation - the gathering does not cut the tribulation short ..read more

Peter Goeman responds to Jeff Durbin.  See also Mike Vlach's What Is Israel's Relationship to the Church ..read more