Monthly Archives: April 2016

Prophecy Timelines

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Last night at our Midweek Fellowship I made mention of Always Be Ready ministry with Charlie Campbell, a Calvary Chapel pastor and a popular apologetic speaker. Charlie’s website is at www.alwaysbeready.com and you’ll find a lot of helpful resources, both free and for sale. If you visit his Rapture page at www.alwaysbeready.com/rapture you’ll find some helpful articles and handouts. Below, I’ve listed some of the free instant download timelines that he offers on his site… • A … Continue reading →

Jesus Confronts Legalism

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Yesterday we looked at John 2:13-25 “Jesus Cleanses the Temple” and we discussed God’s grace in the Passover, being angry without sinning (Ephesians 4:26) the Temple and it’s message of transference to Jesus Christ, those who want a “sign” rather than a scripture, the hard truth that every man has a heart intent on evil (Jeremiah 17:9), and how the action of holy wrath on the part of our Lord is similar in a smaller scale … Continue reading →

Water to Wine

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I’m still thinking about John 2:1-12 and yesterday’s teaching time, because I’m taking comfort in knowing that Jesus turned water to wine. It’s amazing when you consider that Jesus created something out of nothing. He took impure water from an impure cistern used for self righteous regulation and recreated it into refreshingly drinkable grace – wine. So think about this next time you find yourself in doubt with your own cistern of self and feeling that it’s … Continue reading →

2 Thessalonians 2:3 & The Rapture

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Q: If the Anti-Christ is to be revealed first, before the church is raptured, wouldn’t that favor the post-tribulation position? A: My answer is No. In fact, the verse in question is 2 Thessalonians 2:3 and it actually builds a higher pile of evidence for the pre-tribulation position. The context is that the Thessalonians were being told that they had missed the rapture and “the day of the Lord” had come and the persecution they were facing … Continue reading →