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A Biblical look at the last days, and end time Charismatic eschatology. A response to Charismatic Preterist who teach the world is getting better all the time.

The Abrahamic Covenant is one of the most foundational elements in the biblical narrative, forming the bedrock upon which the entire redemptive plan of God is built. It is a covenant that God made with Abraham, the patriarch of Israel, which not only shaped the history and identity of the Jewish people but also laid the groundwork for the coming of Jesus Christ, through whom the covenant finds its ultimate fulfillment. Understanding the Abrahamic Covenant and its completion in Christ is crucial for grasping the continuity and unity of the Bible, as well as the overarching story of God’s ...

In this present age, God’s judgment manifests in various forms of correction and discipline. These are intended to address sin, foster repentance, and encourage holiness among His people. The New Testament provides numerous examples of this corrective judgment. One of the most striking examples is found in the account of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5. This couple lied to the Holy Spirit about the proceeds of a land sale, and as a result, they were struck dead. This severe judgment served as a powerful warning to the early Church about the seriousness of sin within the body of Christ. It ...

The sufficiency of grace as it relates to eternal security is a profound and central theme in Christian theology. Grace, defined as the unmerited favor of God, is pivotal for understanding the concept of eternal security—the belief that once a person is truly saved, they remain saved forever. This doctrine is deeply rooted in the New Testament and is supported by numerous scriptural passages that highlight the unchanging and steadfast nature of God's grace. To begin with, the doctrine of eternal security is often encapsulated in the phrase "once saved, always saved." This doctrine asserts...

The Purpose and Motivation Behind the Gifts The gifts of the Holy Spirit are bestowed upon believers for specific purposes that align with God’s overarching plan for His Church. These gifts are not given for personal glorification or self-exaltation but to serve others, to strengthen the Church, and to advance the Kingdom of God. The Apostle Paul emphasizes in 1 Corinthians 12:7 that “the manifestation of the Spirit is given to each one for the profit of all.” This underscores the communal nature of the gifts; they are meant to benefit the entire body of Christ. Edification of the ...

At the heart of this exultant proclamation is the understanding that the name of Jesus is a banner of victory over the forces that seek to oppress and diminish. It is a shout of defiance against the shadows of despair, a resounding declaration that darkness must yield to the unwavering light of Christ. In the name of Jesus, the defeated find the anthem of their liberation, and the broken discover the melody of their restoration. This shout of joy is a celebration of the transformative power encapsulated in the name of Jesus. It echoes through testimonies of lives touched by miraculous ...

The saints must rise to confront the powers of darkness and even cast out evil spirits who have entered the bodies of those they can possess. Learning how to effectively pray to cast about evil spirits is a big part of what Jesus Christ has commissioned his disciples to do. Christians must become equipped in these last days to minister deliverance to those who are demonized. I have written on a wide range of topics related to spiritual warfare to help equip the saints for this spiritual warfare battle. Let us walk out the Great Commission to go into all the world and preach the Gospel, and ...

Cómo recibir el Bautismo del Espíritu Santo A. Vea como las Escrituras ordenan a Sus santos ser llenos del Espíritu Santo. Si Dios desea llenarnos con el Espíritu Santo, entonces podemos estar seguros que es la voluntad de Dios para nuestras vidas. Efesios 5:18-19 18 Y no os embriaguéis con vino en exceso, sino sed llenos del Espíritu. 19 Hablad entre vosotros con salmos, himnos y cánticos espirituales, cantando y alabando al Señor en vuestros corazones. B. Entiende el propósito de Dios al bautizarte en el Espíritu Santo. Jesucristo queria que Sus discipulos recibieran poder para ...

When Jesus spoke the words, “As in the days of Noah,” He provided a profound and sobering parallel between the time preceding His second coming and the antediluvian world that existed before the great flood. This phrase, found in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, serves as a critical warning and a prophetic insight into the spiritual and moral state of humanity at the end of the age. It encapsulates a series of vivid and harrowing images that are meant to awaken and alert believers to the urgent need for vigilance, preparedness, and spiritual integrity. The days of Noah were ...

The concept of the New Jerusalem, often referred to as the city of God, holds a central place in Christian eschatology and theology. It is depicted vividly in the Bible, particularly in the book of Revelation, where it represents the ultimate fulfillment of God's promises to His people. The New Jerusalem is not merely a physical city but a symbol of the perfect and eternal communion between God and humanity. This heavenly city is described with rich imagery and profound theological implications, reflecting the culmination of God's redemptive plan and the eternal destiny of the redeemed. The...

The New Testament is abundant with instances of miraculous acts, showcasing the immense power and authority vested in Jesus' name. Among these acts, casting out evil spirits stands out as a testament to the dominion of Christ over all spiritual entities. While Jesus and His apostles frequently performed exorcisms, the ability to cast out demons in Jesus' name is not limited to them. Believers, armed with faith and righteousness, can confront, and overcome evil spirits. However, discernment is crucial to ensure that these acts are done appropriately and for the right reasons. Ultimately, the...

The Preterist Charismatic Movement aims to raise apostles to establish the Church in the workplace, transforming cities, states, and nations into Christian culture. Often called Partial Preterism, or 7 Mountain Dominionism. I have written a simplified description of this Movement and its theological and social implications. In some portions of this eBook, I have included more secular views of Charismatic Preterism to demonstrate concerns held within modern culture. Even though I am firmly committed to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, I see those very concerns held by many outside the ...

While the New Testament speaks about believers being judged, it's crucial to note that this judgment is distinct from the final judgment of unbelievers. The focus is on evaluating believers' lives and works, determining rewards or loss of rewards in the kingdom of God. These scriptures collectively form the basis for the understanding that Christians will face judgment at the Second Coming of Christ, emphasizing the importance of a faithful and obedient life. Studying these passages and their interpretations within the broader theological context provides a deeper understanding of the ...

A deepened relationship with Jesus naturally leads to spiritual growth and maturity. As believers spend more time with Him, surrendering and trusting, they grow in wisdom, faith, and character. Every act of surrender provides an opportunity for believers to witness God's faithfulness. As they let go and trust Him, they see how He works things out for their good, which in turn deepens their love and trust in Him. Surrender means inviting Jesus to be an active part of one's journey. It's about sharing life's highs and lows with Him, celebrating victories together, and seeking His comfort in ...

In the midst of the sermon, in Matthew 6:5-15, Jesus turns His attention to the topic of prayer. This section is pivotal, as it encapsulates the essence of the relationship between humanity and God. Jesus begins by addressing the common pitfalls in prayer, contrasting the hypocritical practices of some with the sincere and humble approach He advocates. He then presents the Lord’s Prayer, a concise yet profound model of how to communicate with God.

Watcher Angels in the Bible Watcher angels are referenced in the Book of Daniel during King Nebuchadnezzar's visions. The specific verses—Daniel 4:13, 17, and 23—describe these beings descending from heaven with divine authority. Different translations of the Bible refer to these entities in various ways. For instance, the ESV, CEV, and KJV use the term “watcher,” while the NASB refers to them as “angelic watchers.” The NIV describes them more generically as “messengers,” and the NET uses the term “sentinel.” The Hebrew word translated as “watcher” originates from a ...

Kingdom Come is a Book written to address the concerns of the modern charismatic movement called the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR). Kingdom Come is written to give a biblical response to the prevailing theology within the NAR movement, which is Dominion Theology. Many questions and concerns have arisen over the last several decades about the formation, doctrine and practices of the NAR movement. Author, Don Pirozok

The prophetic visions of Daniel, both fulfilled and unfulfilled, hold immense value for believers and scholars alike. They offer a rich tapestry of insights into the nature of God, the course of history, and the future of humanity. The fulfilled prophecies validate the reliability of Scripture and the sovereignty of God, while the unfulfilled ones ignite hope, anticipation, and a call to faithfulness. As history continues to unfold, the book of Daniel stands as a timeless testament to the intricate interplay of prophecy, history, and divine providence.

A Biblical look at historical and modern day Jezebel Spirit warfare

Intercessory prayer, a central practice within the Christian faith, involves standing in the gap for others, bringing their needs and concerns before God. Rooted deeply in the biblical tradition, this form of prayer reflects a profound love and compassion for others and a recognition of the power of collective supplication. When the disciples approached Jesus with the request, "Lord, teach us to pray," they were not merely seeking a formulaic recitation but a deeper understanding of how to engage with God in a manner that aligns with His will and brings about divine intervention (Luke 11:1)...