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"All
Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking,
correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may
be thoroughly equipped to do every good work." - 2 Tim. 3;16,17 -
Remember, the
Scripture was written for us but it was not
written to us!
Our goal is share an
alternative view of end times
prophecy. We want
to expose folks to a fulfilled view of
eschatology. We espouse all the essential doctrines of
our faith and it is not heretical to question the "Left Behind" view that has
dominated the landscape for the past 40 yrs. We have no axe to
grind and we are saddened when those who have been inculcated
with a different paradign want to brand these views as "cult-like".
Jump right in & take a fresh new look at this important topic of
fulfilled
prophecy. This may be foreign
to you but if you immerse yourself in Scripture, put away
your presuppositions, & open your heart we believe you'll be
thrilled with the outcome. Your views on this subject
will affect your politics; your view of God, evangelism; &
how you live. Most of the writer's
below appear to "correctly handle the
Word of truth" with
gentleness &
respect.
We want to answer the
following questions:        
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What did
Jesus & the writers of the N.T. say about the "end of
time"?
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Is
it heretical to question premillennial
dispensationalism & the eschatology embedded in the "Left
Behind" series?  Is
satan ruling the earth today? What about the mark of the
beast? How about the antiChrist(s)?
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Is
a 21st century rapture Biblical? Is Christ's return
imminent?
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How long
must today's theologians continue to be wrong before we take a
closer look?
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If the Scripture is to be taken literallly
then why are the statements of imminency
ignored?
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Does any of this really matter? Why
should I care? Will it make a difference in my
life?
Are we nearing
the end of the world or
were they nearing the end of an
age? 
What in the
world is Preterism & how does it differ from
Dispensational Premillennialism?
But what
About...? How does it all fit?
Challenging Pop
Theology
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