Alan Kurschner, Ph.D. is the founder of Eschatos Ministries, teaching Bible prophecy from a futurist, premillennial, prewrath perspective.
There are many Christians, for reasons discussed in the episode, believe that the Bible does not intend to describe the future events surrounding the second coming of Christ. It is "unknowable" they will claim. Therefore, the implication is that we … [Continue reading] about 3 Ways to Meaningfully Respond to the Slogan, ‘We Just Cannot Know Biblical Prophecy’ – Ep. 118
See their most recent book here. In this episode, Drs. Darrell L. Bock and Mitch Glaser discuss respectfully engaging Judaism. Timecodes 00:15 History and development of Judaism 12:00 Rituals … [Continue reading] about Respectfully Engaging Judaism (Video)
"Since the recreation of the modern state of Israel in 1948, there has been a Christian doctrinal anti-semitic revolution. After Rome adopted Christianity as the state religion, the early forms of Christian anti-semitism were created and fixed, and … [Continue reading] about Christian Palestinian Supersessionism
Alf Cengia writes On Jews and Credit Card Identity Theft – I know that’s a weird title to an article. But stay with me. This is more about the Jews than credit cards. Imagine that someone steals your credit card. You get statements from your bank … [Continue reading] about Is the Church Committing Identify Theft with Israel’s Promises?
The First Mark against Eschatos Ministries Prewrath eschatology is not the mainstream popular view out there in churches. I do not believe it ever will be by virtue of its message, even though it is being embraced by more sober-minded pastors. And … [Continue reading] about Two Marks AGAINST Eschatos Ministries . . .
Pastors are creating their reading book list for the summer. Summer is when pastors have more time to read than any part of the year. So if you would like your pastor to read some prewrath material, ask them to place Antichrist Before the Day of the … [Continue reading] about Summer Is Here and That Means . . .
A Proposal for (Future) Apostate Jerusalem’s Role in a Progressive Dispensational Eschatology: Another Look at Revelation 17–18 by J. Paul Tanner ABSTRACT Among the interpretative problems pertaining to the book of Revelation, the identification … [Continue reading] about ‘A Proposal for (Future) Apostate Jerusalem’s Role in a Progressive Dispensational Eschatology: Another Look at Revelation 17–18’ by J. Paul Tanner
This week I signed The Alliance for the Peace of Jerusalem. I signed the Statement because: "The Alliance for the Peace of Jerusalem is an organization dedicated to facilitating a better public understanding of the complexities of the Middle East … [Continue reading] about SIGN The Alliance for the Peace of Jerusalem
Israel, the Church, and the Middle East: A biblical response to the current conflict by Darrell L. Bock (Editor), Mitch Glaser (Editor), Joel C. Rosenberg (Foreword) The relationship between the church and Israel has been the … [Continue reading] about Israel, the Church, and the Middle East: A Biblical Response to the Current Conflict (Book Notice)
This episode I responded to Chris Steinle on his root fallacy of the Greek word harpagēsometha in the rapture passage 1 Thess 4:17. I explained the phonological dynamics behind the lexical form of the Greek word harpazō and its form harpagēsometha. … [Continue reading] about Is the Meaning of Harpagēsometha in 1 Thess 4:17 ‘Rapture’ or ‘Plunder’? Part 4 – Ep. 117
Last week pretribulational pastor Robert Jeffress delivered an opening prayer at the Jerusalem embassy dedication. In addition, pretribulational pastor John Hagee gave the closing benediction. Many pretrib teachers are abuzz over the recent event … [Continue reading] about Pretrib Pastors Robert Jeffress and John Hagee, Be Careful What You Wish For . . .